We came to Katoomba by train before heading to Blue Mountain National Park. Pomegranate Cafe was…read morepacked. We were quickly seated and luckily for us a table opened up. Their latte was beautifully made and deliciously hot. Hit the spot for the cool morning. My husband enjoyed their big breakfast ~ roasted tomatoes & mushrooms, ham &eggs. I had the Asparagus and Eggs Benedict. Lots of locals came by throughout the morning. All cheerful and attentive staff.

Awesome small cafe in katoomba, Great coffee and great…read morevegetarian vegan selection of food. Eggs Benny and chorizo are great too. Expect small space and friendly staff. Food I'd say if you're vegan get the roasted eggplant very good comes with roasted peas and coconut yogurt. If you're not vegan get their eggs Benny comes their house made Hollandaise sauce. Coffee, I don't have much comparison in town but from a few locals have said one of the better coffees in town but there really is no bad coffees around apparently.

Conveniently located across the road from Aldi…read more Firstly, hours have changed for March 2026. They're now open Sunday to Friday and closed on Saturday. Here are the opening hours and quiet/busy times. Sunday * 12pm to 7pm Monday * 10am - 7pm Tuesday * 10am - 7pm Wednesday * 10am - 7pm Thursday * 10am - 7pm Friday * 10am - 3pm Saturday * Closed This review will probably change to five stars when I go. Still, I'm a big online fan because otherwise I can spend half a day looking for somewhere to eat. And the online menu does say they love people with allergies. However there is no mention of gluten or gluten free on the menu. Maybe this is related to the tightening of Australian rules into "gluten friendly" rather than gluten free. Since their specialty is hot sandwiches, I'm up in the air on the gluten front. If they will allow choosing from the sides and extras menu, that would be perfect. I also like how many of their prices have stayed reasonable, with five dollar coffees, I don't know if I can eat them but their egg sandwiches for Brekky look positively dreamy.

What a find!!! After seeing the Three Sisters, we took the shuttle back into town for some lunch…read more My fellow Yelpers did not let me down. What a unique interior- hard to explain but almost like being on a ship. They told us they have a business in Alaska and fish for their own salmon and transport it here so of course I had to try the special. It was fantastic. Can't eat it like a sandwich so ask for a fork :) Hubs had the Deli Rose and loved it. Ate every bit. Friendly service, lots of languages spoken here. Loved it Aussie 43.50

Hominy bakery can be found at the bottom end of the shopping strip on Katoomba street. The small…read morelittle store is your old school type stuff with a different loaf special daily. Their specialty is a loaf using potato in the sourdough mix. The bakery also sells full sized cakes, slices, foccacia, danishes and more. I love how all the product signs have handwritten names on them, showing care for all that they do. The sandwiches look amazing too! Grab a cookie with the soft centre, apple turnover or a lemon curd and pistachio snail! Put it on your Katoomba visit list.

On our way to hiking in the Blue Mountains, picked up almond croissants, sourdough bread, and…read morefocaccia - all excellent, ESPECIALLY the almond croissant! They no longer sell sandwiches so you can't pick up lunch here.

3.5 stars. A tiny…read moreplace on the Main Street in Katoomba, where most visitors are tourists coming through to see the blue mountains, this is not one of the most obvious places to dine at. We were seeking coffee and breakfast before embarking on our (mini) rainforest expedition. I got an espresso with condensed milk (forgot its name...) and a ham and cheese croissant. The croissant is ok, I suppose you can't really go wrong with ham and cheese. The coffee was really strong, and the bitterness lingered even after I mix it with the condensed milk. It wasn't bad, just perhaps a tad strong for my tastes. This is a small shop with a charming atmosphere, and I am also letting the quality stuff slide a bit because it is pretty far outside a major city. It is a decent place to stop by because you are surrounded by tourist traps anyway.

We were sent here by a local for a good breakfast and that's what we got. Food was good, service…read morewas cheerful! They have outdoor seating area, which is quite pleasant. It's slightly off the beaten track, so you may not notice it walking by. (You have to want to find it!) We both ordered their omelet - huge! Gave me lots of energy for hiking in the Blue Mountains. Would I recommend? Yes Would I return? Yes

I have to give this place a solid "meh". The staff was distracted, the food quality did not satisfy…read moremy party of 4. The exception was the French toast which was rather tasty. Coming to this place with American palates may have coloured our opinions but I cannot lie, something has to change here.

there are quite a few cafes--all with similar menus up and down this street. but based on the one…read morereview prior to mine--we decided to give cleanslate a try. can i just say that other reviewer as SPOT ON? first--my mocha was delicious. robust and chocolatey. the barista was great. second--when we say the food is very quality, let me specify a bit more what that means. the ingredients individually and combined were top notch. but more importantly, the technique to put the breakfast together was unusually sophisticated. the scramble was delicate and fluffy--so yellow as eggs in australia seem to be. but the meats all had a nice sear and bite. and don't even get me started on the mushroom/potato thingie--the mushrooms were properly slow fried--that takes time. but it leaves a flavor rich mushroom with less of the diluting water in it. the pancakes were a bit heavier than i like em--but still good. i'd say they were more substantive without sacrificing fluffiness. and the maple syrup was appreciated. if you're american, consider requesting the australian scoop of ice cream on the site instead of atop. :) cleanslate was very much worth it. maybe one of the redeeming meals we had in the blue mountains. we found that almost every place recommended on the hop on/hop off bus was a bust. but this place was a hidden gem!

W had the Char kway teow and Assam Laksa, and thought they were just so-so. Definitely not as good…read moreas the better Malaysian restaurants in Sydney. The Assam Laksa broth was on the sour side with lots of bits of fish. I enjoyed it but my friend thought it was too sour. The Char kway teow didn't have enough soy sauce flavor, so I actually made us thought of Pad See Ew (The Thai version instead).

Very good Bak Kuh Teh, and pretty good Penang Asam Laksa. I would have wanted the Asam Laksa to be…read morea little more brothy, but that's likely a personal preference. Service is casual and friendly.

After arriving in the blue mountains fairly early in the morning, we stumbled across this tiny cafe…read moreand decided to grab some breakfast. We started with coffees, that were very cute, coming with tiny bear cookies. I had the avocado toast with eggs and the husband had the waffle with chocolate and ice cream and the works. My avocado toast was quite tasty. The cheese on top was delicious! The waffle was not nearly as good. It had sprinkles on top that made it very crunchy. Anyway, if you're looking for breakfast, this isn't a bad place, but maybe not the best place in the area to stop.

The blue mountains one comes here to see were worth seeing, but my expectations of meager food…read moreofferings were surpassed by this cafe. It wasn't coffee I sought but waffles, and they did well. Their strategy is to offer small but inexpensive items and charge for toppings, which worked out fine for me. I ordered a presumably healthy whole grain waffle, a tasty cinnamon one, and split my maple syrup and kiwi fruit between them. These were thick, cake-y waffles, quite satisfying. They also offered potatoes with a range of savory toppings, and I rather wished I'd gotten one of those after sampling it. They offered some nice shake flavors and ice cream as well. As a non-coffee drinker, I can't vouch for that, but as far as food goes, between the customization, value for money, and premium location, I was very happy, enough to round up the 4+ stars for the rating.

Food was delicious. Loved the large potato wedges. Meat pies were perfectly cooked. Felt like we…read morefound the locals favorite spot!

When I saw a Google review for a shop that was quite remote from the town centre and requires me to…read morewalk into a random alley way, I was quite sceptical too. But thought I should at least give it ago, and I'm glad I did. Well we only had 2 lamb dishes. The lamb sausage was particularly well done. The lamb sandwich was a little dry but the wedges was good. I'm happy to come again. Seeing that it's a nice little joint. I certainly did not enjoy to mozzies though...

Came here for a quick brunch enroute to The lBlue Mountains. Great coffees and good food…read more We had the eggs benny and house omelette. Both were very tasty and fresh. The eggs were clearly from healthy and happy chickens with the yolks having beautiful orange hue. The long black was rich and full of flavour. Solid brunch!

Great find in Leura. We stumbled across this place before hiking in the blue mountains. With an MV…read moreAugusta in the window, we had to stop by. Great coffee and baked goods. We had a piece of quiche, a mocha and a hot tea. Everything was excellent. My wife loved that the teacup came out preheated. The coffee was very good and quiche exceptional. The walls are decorated with vintage motorbike advertising and photos. There is a beautiful Vincent motorbike in the middle of the cafe. It was busy the entire time we were there. People getting take away as well as eating in. It's cozy inside and there is some outside seating.

For some people, coffee is just what you drink when you wake up. For others, it's an art form. If…read morethe latter is you, then this place is for you. It's just off the main street in Katoomba, and has plenty of character in addition to great coffee.

When we googled "Best coffee in Katoombah", Cassiopeia was high on the list. Having spotted this…read moreplace on a previous stay in the mountains I was glad to finally be able to grab a coffee from them. Their takeaway coffee was really good, and deserving of high praise. One thing to note is that on the weekend they are only open until 2:00pm, so make sure you visit before they close!