Stopped by this unique spot hoping to try their chimney cake, a traditional Hungarian pastry--but…read moreit takes 30-45 minutes to make, so I decided to skip it this time. Instead, I went with the pistachio strawberry cake--a fluffy, light sponge cake that was lightly sweetened and quite enjoyable. Overall, a charming and unique place for a light snack or dessert. I'll definitely be back to try the chimney cake when I have more time!

Nice charming patisserie, open late. Lots of different dessert options and very nice staff. The…read morebiscoff cheesecake was amazing!

Not only do these guys sell my favourite tea, Honeydew Green by Teadrop, they have a gorgeous…read moreselection of food on offer. The pizzas in particular look great. More importantly, when I absent mindedly left my iPhone 5 behind, a friendly staff member chased after me to return it. Thanx!

Great coffee in dear old Marrickville Metro and super nice staff too…read more My granny loves their hot chips. They have all day breakfast which I haven't tried yet! Who doesn't like breakfast for lunch or dinner? Yum.

I set myself a mission. Find an awesome big breaky at a cafe that also serves great coffee. Being…read morethat this is a random quest I got in my car and just started driving, seeing where fate would guide me. Ended up driving down the Pittwater Rd from Mona Vale passing suburb after suburb with no cafe jumping out at me. So I pulled off to a beach for a quick stroll in the sand, whipped out Google maps, and up popped Curly's. When I pulled up and saw they served Belaroma coffee, I knew I had found the right place. While the big breaky was a bit pricier than I had expected ($18), it was what my stomach desired. So I grabbed it and a dbl mac and sat down in the quiet, relaxing courtyard next to the cafe. With blue sky, a nice cool breeze and the warm greeting as my coffee appeared at my table, I became even happier with my choice. The coffee was awesome! So velvety smooth and delicious. Massive thumbs up. Was not burnt. Did not have too much milk. Better still, this awesome coffee was followed up with an equally awesome breaky. Stacked high on toasted Turkish bread were the usual suspects (check pic http://frid.co/q2m8hj ), which I ended up making a breaky burger. So delicious!! Standout was the sausage. Really great quality. If in the area, check this place out for sure..! Cafe Summary ------------------------ Passion for Coffee - 8/10 Coffee beans - Belaroma Crema (1=burnt, 10=velvet) - 8/10 Special coffees avail? - N/A Special Features ------------------------ Toilets

I found this place from search on yelp. I must say I am glad I found it. Its a cool little…read morebreakfast place thats a real locals haunt. The food was done well, service is as expected for Australia. food came out relatively fast. its worth money thats for sure. Park can be hard to come by, but in the summer I will for sure ride my bike from Manly. I had the scrambled eggs with spinach and parm with bacon. The bacon was kinda gross. I only gave it 3 stars because the lack of table services.

If there's one word to describe this place, it'd be cute. Cute hipster Asian decor, cute cartoons…read moreon the food labels, cute cake decorations, cute coffee art, cute little Korean girls at the cashier, cute serving sizes... It's all just so cute!! But I guess cuteness comes at a price, because things here are just a bit exxy by Asian standards. Sure, you'd probably expect to pay $7 for a smoothie, $6 for an iced coffee or $9 for a slice of cake in any other cafe but somehow it just seems wrong when you're in Eastwood. But hey, it tastes good and it looks SO FREAKING CUTE so I'll let it slide. Service can be a bit iffy, with several tables staying uncleared for the whole time I was there and staff not being able to explain several items on their menu. And be prepared to carry your own food and drinks with you if you sit upstairs. These guys are open til late, so it's usually packed on any night of the week with students and their laptops using the wifi. But hey, they're probably pretty cute too so it all just adds to the charm.

There's plenty of things to love at Pishon. Great variety of drinks, bread and cake selections. I…read morerecommend you to try the cream cheese filled bread and their Profiteroles, the fillings are so light and creamy. The service is basic and the staff were friendly. Their coffee is what I would describe as drinkable, not the worst coffee I've ever tasted but I had better coffees. But I find this place endearing. Maybe it's the cute decor that can make you feel like you're in the middle of some Korean soaps. Or maybe great moments I shared with loved ones over a delicious cake or two that it has become a tradition to come here whenever we're in the area.

Sweet Belem seems popular,always someone in there…read more My rating is what I ordered I believe because there is too many sweet options in here Tried the pineapple cake,strange texture and taste,not sure if I tasted any pineapple! The Chila tart was strange also,it looks like strings of shredded coconut but it isn't. It's sticky and stringy and has a strong taste which my taste buds didn't enjoy I So far,pretty bad experience but I'll re review if I come back

A friend actually introduced me to this place. A cute Italy style patisserie. Great coffee, great…read moreservice. Excuse my 'shouting' for a moment, however it is those PORTUGUESE TARTS that are a hit. I met up with a friend at around 2:30pm on a Saturday afternoon, and it looked like the heavens were looking after us as there were only two tarts left. They are worth the fuss - they are sooooo delicious. Then again Petersham is home to the Portugese, and for me this Inner West haven is the home of the iconic Portuguese Tart with cinnamon! NB: Hi guys, Internet issues so will upload the picture later!

I've walked by this place a few times and decided to give it a whirl with some friends since we…read morewere in the mood for something non-Asian. The place was pretty empty (due to a non-working day) so our service was prompt. The coffee was better than expected, as was the calamari. The steak salad was pretty blasé, but the pizza and pasta did the job. Janus is a good place to stop to have a coffee and people watch and nibble on some snacks, but don't expect to be blown away by anything.

Coffee is ok, macaroons are amazing. Takeaway service not the best, 15 mins for a coffee, sure they…read morewere busy, but...

Gusto has gotten a great reputation among the bondi crowd because this place is always full of…read morepeople be it for a early morning coffee or a late treat. The coffee standards are high here with the store getting lots of recognition in various publications over the years. The store is quite cute and they have a enough seats inside for a decent crowd and also some Sears along the arcade too. It's on Spring street though so can be quite loud around here. Gusto is great for takeout though and you never have to wait very long. They got a great range of muffins , pastries, croissants and breads to go great with your coffee and also serve some light meals. Today I ordered peanut butter on Turkish bread. Really simple of course but very tasty none the less and perfect to keep you going until lunch. The coffee comes with a cute little bit of chocolate on top just to make your day.

Nip in here for a coffee that'll knock your socks off and leave you alert for the rest of the day…read more They also offer a fabulous range of freshly baked pastries and cakes - buy both for just $6. Homemade bircher muesli, fruit salad and yoghurt are also available as a more healthy breakfast alternative. However, the atmosphere here is not one so much for relaxing and reading the papers, but is a more frantic grab-and-go coffee on the way to work. Their breakfast-bar layout offers a great place for quickly scoffing a muffin and slurping your coffee, but I think there are better places if you want to relax and enjoy watching the world go past.

Conveniently located next to a dog park with tables outside, but the rude staff is not worth the…read morelocation & coffee. There are numerous other friendly cafes nearby and throughout Chippendale with better coffee and atmosphere.

Sunday breakfast is the best after a big weekend!! Sauté garlic mushroom with hummus and eggs with…read moremoorish spice on sourdough, Wow what else can I say but another stellar performance!!! My friend had the quinoa, corn and zucchini fritters with spiced eggs on roasted tomatoes and sourdough which also tasted truly fantastic ,will be my order next time I come. Now to grab a cake or two and coffee to go!! Yummmmmmmmmmmm!!!!!