A local favorite for a light lunch, afternoon or high tea. Charming indoor and garden settings…read more Friendly and family run. Offers a good selection leaf teas, nice coffee and some excellent cakes, all served on an eclectic collection of assorted real China crockery (only way to take tea in my humble opinion). You can browse the home wares or plant nursery too. Lovely on a lazy Sunday afternoon.

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.

Great ambience and awesome service!! I tried French toast and it was delicious. If you are tea…read moredrinker do try the Spiced tea.

From the owner: The Burrow Cherrybrook provides breakfast, lunch and dinner for the hills district area. we are a…read morefamily run eatery that furthermore offers catering services and tailors functions and events to our clients needs. The Burrow is tucked away in the quiet surroundings of apple tree shopping centre within Cherrybrook. we pride ourselves on delivering top quality fresh food and beverage offering to the hills area. our goal is to be that third space where one can relax and enjoy whilst escaping the day to day life.

This is a gem of a coffee place!…read more Having to mission up to Hornsby for a training day was SAVED by this place - tucked in to the train station this place caught our eye and then won our heart. Friendly and relaxed staff pump out coffees to the commuters and then keep the coffee flowing throughout the day. The service was fast and the coffee was delicious - they didn't bat an eye at strange orders such as quarter strength skim lattes and made a great soy fw. There were a few treats to try including the in vogue cruffin which was a sweet treat to help us through our afternoon. Well worth dropping in to grab a takeaway if you are traveling through the Hornsby train station.

Civilisation has reached the North! I never thought I'd see anything this good pop up in this…read moregrubby little corner shop on the concourse at Hornsby Station. "Shop" is a stretch - it's really more of a hole in the wall takeaway only kind of space, lovingly kitted out in tiles, timber, blackboards and big Edison bulbs. The sort of aesthetic that gives you hope. It doesn't disappoint. They make a damn fine coffee here, with good customer service to boot. None of that awful aloofness that typifies so many hipster-esque joints. They sell beautiful muffins and even Bircher muesli, but they do sell out. Hey, it's not like there's space for much stock, and coffee is certainly the priority. Will certainly go out of my way to get a coffee here in future, whenever I'm around Hornsby.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner or just coffee and cake. Nice not to have to go all the way to…read moreparramatta for a decent feed and or a cup of coffee

The Fig House Cafe is a stunning cafe tucked away behind a gorgeous nursery in Kenthurst. There is…read moreindoor and outdoor seating with a small kids play area is fully enclosed and has little tables and chairs where kidlets can do a spot of colouring in as well as a chalkboard easel. There is a seating area right next to this play area which is the perfect spot to sit you have toddlers who you need to keep a close eye on (you do have to go down a couple of steps to this seating area). At lunch time the menu does start to verge in the expensive side for a cafe, but then you do have to remember the setting you are in! You can have everything from soup of the day for $10.00 to Moroccan Spiced Lamb Cutlets on a sweet potato rosti with broccolini & sweet tomato chutney for $30.00. When I go back I will definitely be trying out the Salt & Chilli Squid with a rocket, apple, orange & pistachio salad (e $12.50/m $18.50). And something I haven't mentioned yet, is that they offer full table service at the Fig Coffee House, so you don't have to leave your kids whilst you go inside and order.

The food was incredible! We got 2 sharing plates between 4 people and the servings were very…read moregenerous. The food was very tasty and presentation was top notch. Service was friendly but a little slow. The quality of the food definitely made up for it.

We walked through the madhouse that is the neighbouring cafe and wondered why this place was quiet…read morewith few customers...we are still wondering. The cafe is perched on the corner of the carpark. From the road there is a path that will lead you to the door but from the shopping centre you need to negotiate another cafe and a kid's playground to get to the door. After watching an early game of kid's soccer we were after more than coffee and it wasn't very obvious that they did other stuff until we grabbed the small font menu. On went the glasses and we spotted Spanish eggs and omelettes. One of each and a cappuccino was our order. The also have loyalty cards for coffee so I grabbed one just in case the coffees were good...and they were. The food was good. The Spanish omelette came out in a dish that was layered in beans & sauce, then slices of chorizo topped with mozzarella and eggs. You will need bread to mop up the plate and there are two slices. I needed 3 so I pinched one from my dining buddy. The prices were on par with the rest of the centre for this sort of meal,

Slow service, average food and a tv on all the time, thankfully without sound. The only way I can…read moreunderstand this place but only surviving but being somewhat busy, is the sheer dearth of options around here. Unless you're desperate, go to Arthur st cafe or Mint Fresh instead.

Got seated quickly by friendly waiter at 11am for Mothers Day Brunch on a Sunday morning. Very neat…read moreand cosy cafe with some outdoor seating available. Food came in no time after ordering. The cost for each brekkie/ brunch was around $12-17. There's also free self serve infused water available. The serving size for the Full English Brekkie was definitely sufficient and filling. The scrambled eggs were on point; the perfect balance between runny and fully scrambled. Just everything served on the rustic board was perfect. The pancakes were served generously, with a neat thick stack of 3. They were nice and light and fluffy. The mocha and latte were also amazingly good. The mocha was just the right amount of chocolate against the coffee, just how I like it! Highly recommended :)

Came here for brunch on a Sunday and didn't wait long to be seated. Ordered the big breakfast for…read moreone. It was a hearty meal and quite good quality and value. I also tried the mixed berry smoothie which was fantastic! Will be back to try other menu items including their coffee.

If you've been to at least a few hospital cafes and desperately need coffee, you will be resigned…read moreto horribly bad coffee. This place is the exception. I had a mocha that was amazing. The food & service far surpasses many Main Street cafes. The two man team behind the counter know their breakfast with a human touch offering a pleasant mix of light humour and local knowledge. I had a craving for a bacon and egg roll that was unique - it had the perfect bread selection with a caramelised onion twist. And the coffee - divine. I am confident their lunch would be amazing. The cafe sits in the foyer of Castle Hill Day surgery - unassuming but the seating is pleasant with plenty of books, newspapers and magazines to read. Lots of light but a tad clinical with the hospital finishes - maybe dark timbers on finishes would help. I would bypass the others to have a relaxing coffee here.

I've been here a few times when having my car washed across the road as they are conveniently…read moresituated to watch the progress of the cleaning of my car. My visits to the cafe have only ever been for coffee and maybe raisin toast which all in all have been good. The owner/ manager always seems friendly.