I didn't wanna give any stars but what can you do. The staff are as miserable as you can get,…read moreliterally no one with people skills at all and asking to be served drinks (which is the first thing you order when seated) after you have been seated for 45mins was like asking for one of their limbs. Service was VERY VERY slow, there wasn't even a full packed house, like literally we were one of the first people to be seated. It was like there was 12 years old running the joint with the way it was run. The cocktails....Jesus, I ordered a alcoholic drink that was completely watered down and again took at least 22mins to be delivered to our table. It was a lousy experience and would not go back. You do not get the value you pay for!!! It was a terrible experience and will not ever go back

"OPAH" is an expression you often hear at celebrations, and this is feeling and intense emotion…read more Often accompanied with dance and Greek music. Fitting, because this venue is perfect for celebrations or simply enjoying food with friends. No plate smashing here, just delicious food and great hospitality. Opah is family run business serving Greek food in a yum cha style. Located on Gerrale St, Cronulla, it's raised space allows seating inside or in the sun and a lovely view of Cronulla beach. It is a large venue with both a seated dining space and also room for cocktail parties. It would be great for an event as they cater to parties. At Opah you can order the $45 all you can eat yum cha which is great value for money. But you can order off the ala carte menu if that pleases you. Yum cha is half the price for children. The restaurant is fully licensed but you can BYO wine for your yum cha.   We were very impressed with the food and service at Opah. The staff were friendly and welcoming. All the dishes we had was well seasoned and we didn't need to add salt or pepper or any other condiment.   Presentation wise/plating, we felt that the little details of garnish on each dish went a long way and was very appealing to the eye. It made us excited to eat it. The calamari was a stand out and was delicious as it wasn't full of batter like most places and was quite light. The Tiropites had a nice balance of flavours with the saltiness from the cheese and the sweetness from the honey and the aroma and slightly minty flavour from the thyme.   The Spit Roast Lamb was tender and melted in our mouths, yum! We really enjoyed the Prawn but is no longer on the menu due to the high cost so they are using octopus instead.   The Greek salad was very fresh and well-seasoned and we enjoyed all three dips, couldn't fault anything.   The cocktail was very refreshing and nice combination of flavours.   The restaurant had a good vibe and was quite busy. We also liked the fact that the Yum Cha menu is a great way to try all the dishes and if the serving is not enough, you can always ask for more as it's all you can eat! We were advised that not everyone understands the concept and some people complained that the serving size was too small but the reality is that you can ask for more as it's all you can eat.   We highly suggest the yum cha menu as you can try lots of thigs from the menu and order more as you please.

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This cafe is another that seems to suffer from the fact that it is surrounded by great competing…read moreoptions, in this area. Whilst the coffee here is ok, it's the service that lacks the niceties that one expects when visting a cafe. To be fair, until I had been on this side of the road I never even knew this place existed - which is rather poignant. Since it is opposite (apposite?) Antidote, it's not surprising as that cafe lures you in with their signature scents and coffee alchemy. I haven't eaten here, and I've only been once. Would I be back? No, because I can get a far superior coffee and a smile 15 steps over the road. I'd give this a 2.5 (I am in a rounding up mood so it's getting a 3).

WellCo Cafe - my final and last brekkie in Sydney. I chose this place because it was down the…read morestreet from where I'm staying and my friend wanted to meet somewhere close to me before I took off for the airport. Disclaimer: There are two locations of WellCo. One in Glebe and one in Leichhardt. Me and my friend didn't realize that until she was on two stopped buses later and I was waiting for her for 45 minutes confused. The food here was pretty good! We both had the avo toast with quinoa - I replaced the cheese with mushies and added salmon. I think we both could've done without the quinoa. If it was a brekkie bowl I would be totally down, but dry and topped upon my already-flavor-lacking avo wasn't the best option. I definitely could've used a lil garlic salt and some crushed pepper or chili flakes. All in all, I was able to see my bestfriend before I left and had a good sized avo toast with a juice for a decent price. At this point, I'm used to paying over $20 for toast here haha. I love it though so I can't complain. *The fresh squeezed juices here are delicious! We tried the OJ and watermelon and both were superb. Thanks Sydney, can't wait to be back and continue my food ventures one avo toast at a time.

WellCo is Leichhardts first attempt at breaking into the lucrative hipster market. On the surface…read moreit appears to work quite well, the minimalist decor and communal tables draw my inner indie towards the door and with one glance around the drinks served in jars and meals served on chopping boards made me want to stay. The problem with wellco is, once you get beyond aesthetics there isn't much more. With minimal gluten free, vegetarian and virtually no vegan options (with the exception of a leafy green salad) there isn't much that will appeal to the taste buds of the discerning customer. In their favor, they do make a delicious (bon)soy chai frappe and provide tabasco hot sauce on request.

Has to be the best place in Sydney for delicious coffee, yummy food and friendly staff. Found this…read morelittle gem randomly and have been multiple times in last few months and always excellent. The smashed Avo and corn fritters are family favourites!

Dropped in on a Sunday around 10am for brekky. Quite busy, we had a short 10min wait for three…read more The venue itself is pretty average. Nothing that really stood out. The staff were all friendly. Some more attentive than others but they all seemed to be with the program. I had a soy mocha and I was pleasantly surprised, so much so that I ordered one for the road when we left (a very rare occurrence). Strong and sweet, as a good mocha should be. The food was great. I ordered the smashed avo and my wife had the corn fritters. The smashed avo was $21 and it is from memory the most I've ever paid in Sydney for two pieces of bread, some avocado, seasoning, and one egg. I actually really battled with justifying ordering this dish at such an inflated price. However, I will say, this was the best smashed avo I've had in Syd and I would gladly order it again. The avo itself had an excellent taste, not overpowering at all. The toast had some sort of a sun dried tomato past/spread over it and I think this really set off the flavour of the avo. Quite nice. My wife reported the corn fritters to be good, not bad, but not nothing spectacular. Obviously not a signature dish. Anyway, definitely worth going out of your way to make the stop.

Used to come here a lot when I worked in Alexandria. They had and probably still have a two for one…read moredinner on Tuesday night as long as they were equal or one was less in value. Surprised to see the same friendly barman who was there 4 years back when I was more frequent. They have a $10 lunch menu, which is quite substantial. My own gripe was, I ordered cChicken Quesadilla. Doesnt Quesadilla imply cheese? There was no cheese to be seen. That aside it was quite delicious. They still have Pokies here, and it more or less hasnt changed from how I remember it years back.

Honestly, there really isn't all that much about this pub that is all that impressive. Okay, it…read moreisn't a bad pub by no means, but it really doesn't have all that much about it to make it stand out from the many over pubs that I have visited over the years. Still, I probably won't go as far as to suggest that it is standard, it is okay, and the staff are reasonably friendly as well, but it really isn't all that much beyond that.

Had the chorizo spaghetti. It was very good, however slightly oily for my liking. The onion rings…read morewere delicious and tasted very fresh but also the portion size could be a little larger. Overall it was quite amazing for the price. The pizzas they sell is probably hands one of the best pizzas I've ever had around Sydney. The main thing I'd want to change would probably be the member/non-member pricing.

Now, this is one of those pubs that I could spend quite a lot of time at if I happened to live in…read morethe area that is. I guess the porch really did it for me - one of those newer pubs that deliberately created a porch where patrons could sit at with a beer in hand and either chat, or read a book if they are like me. The other thing is that they also had a decent selection of beers on tap, and that is always going to win me over.

What a great little find. The atmosphere was just right, the decor, lighting and general feel was…read morethat of a quaint little Spanish eatery. The staff were friendly sporting real smiles and a willingness to have you seated anywhere that felt comfortable to you. Once relaxed and seated .... drinks were offered with a nice reminder they would be back to take our order. What was going to be a quick snack quickly turned into a proper meal with Tapas items coming one after the other. In summary .... the food was spot on yummy and just the right portions, the beverages cold and right for the mood & food being served. I enjoyed my visit and will be planning on coming back to try some of the other yummy stuff I missed.

Been meaning to try this place for a while and finally had a chance to…read more The place is unassuming and gives a laid back vibe. I wouldn't say it's the most romantic place, but it makes for a decent date place or a place to eat with a small group of friends. Service was alright, there were only two people working as the place started to get packed on a Wednesday night, but the food came out quickly so no complaints here. The food...I'm not the biggest fan of Jamon (a little too salty for me) but you have to get it right? We ordered: - Pan Con Tomate with Jamon - Russian Salad - Croquettes - Spiced Cauliflower Fritters - Prawn and Chorizo Skewers - Patatas Bravas - Sangria The Pan Con Tomate was like a tomato bruschetta and really tasty The Russian Salad was really good too, seared tuna on crostini The Croquettes stood out for me, as did the Spiced Cauliflower fritters The Sangria was really good too and tasted like fruit punch The Prawn and Chorizo Skewers were alright, nothing too amazing but not bad. Contrary to the other review, the Patatas Bravas...don't order these...just big fat potatoes (too much potato) per slice with dipping sauce. I'd come back again.

It's a small cafe tucked in a quiet street in Zetland. The menus offer comfort OZ style brunch &…read morebreakfast food with good coffee and quick service to match. The space inside is small yet comfy enough for convo over brunch. I personally love the Pulled Pork, apple sauce & coleslaw bun! And boy, do they make their Flat White fine! If you're around the area and looking for a good, fuss-free brunch, this could be one of your options.

Quaint little place with a couple out door seating tables and 5-6 indoor tables. I absolutely loved…read morethis place. Food was great ( got the vietnamese sausage sandwich) and the service was nice. I definitely recommend this to anyone staying in Zetland.