We stopped here nearly every day before getting on the M30 to the city on our recent trip to…read moreAustralia. Excellent cappuccino's, sandwiches and baked goods! The staff is super friendly. We will definitely be back when we come to Australia at Christmas. Highly recommend!

It has a decent range, and portions that are just the right amount of food to satisfy but it all…read morehas the same brand of "Well, at least mum tried." taste. Their hygiene practices seem to be on point and they are fast to serve even in the rush. The staff greet everyone, often twice, then a third time, and so forth until someone orders. I'm usually left feeling pushed and rushed by their service. The prices are far too high for the quality level but yes, I will return.

I love looking at this store. Delis in general have some of the most interesting ranges of food…read more This one seems to have added coffee to its mix. Toby's Estate can make a great cup of coffee, but when used by people who are nonplussed about the result, unless you like drinking lattes or cappuccinos, you are best going elsewhere. The dbl mac that I ordered (pic http://frid.co/rPDzjy ) clearly wasn't. It is quite disappointing as honestly it wasn't even close. With great cafes in a stones throw (like Kokoh - review http://frid.co/n8tPVR ), I think they are going to have a hard time stealing customers focused on coffee in Wahroonga. Cafe Summary ------------------------ Passion for Coffee - 5/10 Coffee beans - Toby's Estate Crema (1=burnt, 10=velvet) - 5/10 Special coffees avail? - N/A

Don't let the quasi-risque name put you off, Tongue Teasers should be your first stop in Wahroonga…read moreVillage. Need coffee? Done. They've got Toby's Estate and they know how to use it. Lunchtime? Done. Go and select from one of their many delicious sandwich combos. I'm partial to the 'Chicken Little,' but every concoction is tasty, so you really can't go wrong. Casting about for dinner ideas? Done. Go and feast your eyes on their delicious array of salads, pies, cheeses, antipasti and even gourmet frozen meals. If they have one in stock, buy a Thai Chicken Pie. You can thank me later. Desserts are covered too, with possibly the most delectable rocky road, florentines, cupcakes, caramel slice and more. They're all dangerously good (I've taken...some...for the team here!). Tongue Teasers: by any other name would taste as good!

What a lovely surprise. Honestly did not expect much at all for whatever reason, but the food was…read moresimple done well. This Korean-run café has interesting interior design choices, and also a back courtyard for outdoor seating. However, it does seem this back section is somewhat neglected as there were dead cockroaches lying around... Anyway, the green tea latte was pretty good and not typically sweet so that was a plus. Comes out in a relatively good sized mug with cute latte art. The salad sandwich was very tasty also. Yes, it is just a sandwich but it was a good mix of fresh ingredients that made a delicious combo. Was only after a light meal and this did the trick.

Thanks Bee's Knees for opening on a Sunday! It was a real saver when looking for a place that's…read moreopen...and I didn't want to hang out in some place at Hornsfield (Hornsby Westfield that is). Thank you also, Bee's Knees for pricing your menu reasonably! Not being in a Westfield has definitely its advantages. Menu items are between $13 and $20+. Small coffee $3.50, large $4. And they're good! The menu is somewhat limited, but that's really ok - unless you've come for some smashed avocado on sourdough (one of those staples every hipster joint MUST have these days). Sitting in the lounge chairs or the court yard is inviting. What I don't really like is the vintage (or should I write "vintage") stuff. There's quite a bit of that around. In fact there are so many vintage items, you could be forgiven to think that you've stepped into a second hand shop. The mix of vintage fashion and café is pleasing to a degree but what bothers me a bit is that there are so many hipster cafés around doing this that this mix seems worn or at least overused. In addition, I doubt that all the items are in fact vintage, or just made to look like they are old or were recycled. A lot of cafés do this. It's pretentious and doesn't have the effect that actual recycling has. Don't get me wrong it's a good place for a sip and bite, but don't pay $74 for a "vintage" mirror.

This place has a lovely atmosphere and is very open and airy. The food is great with a vast array…read moreof sandwiches and salads to choose from made with fresh ingredients.. This place is very popular but they have lots of staff to assist. I highly recommend the chicken schnitzel sandwich and make sure you grab a coffee.

For $12 a bit steep but you get high quality suckling pig Banh Mi! This was my first time eating…read morethis as I normally get the original meats (which often are mystery as to what goes into them)! This place is efficient and delicious. The service was quick and friendly. Highly recommend!

Have had the regular pork roll (banh mi) and it was pretty average. Don't get me wrong I love pork…read morerolls but this one just wasn't special compared to the other options out there. I don't get why there's always such a long queue, but it does move quite quickly. There is a nice public area nearby in which to eat. Edit: Had the roast pork roll and it was pretty good

No one really expects a great cafe let alone a good cafe in this part of town…read more It's tucked away in a very local and residential area and very unexpecting. The food coffee and service is kinda like that too. Ive had big brekkie, shamsuka, few odd teas and coffees and cold drinks here and there. Definitely one of the better cafes in sydney. Reasonably priced and tasty i highly recommend this joint if youre passing thru the area Service is pretty good considering how busy it is at brekky times.

Whilst Butter Chicken was advertised and we paid for , they didn't have any ! We settled for a…read morepulled pork bun and sweet potato chips and an Eggs Benedict, The tables are small and crowed and we are a bit unco so we spilt most of the chips on the floor. We did try a few and they were very nice. The pulled pork was delicious and the eggs Benedict was good. Coffee was OK. The staff were very nice and apologetic and food was served quickly. We have seen this place full but it was empty today. Today was lunch 1pm on Wednesday. It is like a little oasis and in the middle of suburbia.

One of the newer cafes in the mall…read more The woman at the counter was friendly. The soy mocha was pretty stock standard. Needed to add some sugar to sweeten it up. I asked if there were any recommendations and I was told I couldn't go wrong with the lamb wrap. I would say - not bad - but I'm not going ring my friends about it. I would assume it's just put together with all pre-made ingredients. They do mostly sandwiches as they don't seem to have much in the way of kitchen facilities. It is nice being away from the food court though so that's a plus. All in all, I would say if you're just looking for a quick sandwich and don't want to battle the food court, go for it. Enjoy your shopping!

After only 40 minutes of shopping i always feel the need to sit down and people watch. Its free…read moreentertainment. So being 3.30pm there wasn't much people to watch so i opted to grab a carrot cake and cappuccino. Located just outside the entrance to Myer on Level 1 (i think) in the newly renovated Macquarie Centre. Waitress was friendly and i only had to wait a couple of minutes for my cake and coffee. Both were tasty and they definitely hit that afternoon sugar craving spot! They have tall tables as well as a large communal table to sit on.

Great place in North Sydney to get an amazing sandwich! Choose your bread and choose the fillings…read morefrom the good list of sandwiches they can make. There are really tasty and healthy too.Favourite place for a sandwich.

Chicken Gangnam Sandwich was nice. Worth to visit one more time. Fast serving micro-restaurant for…read moresandwiches fulfilled my expectations. Average price $10