Croutons is my favourite takeaway lunch stop, especially on a winter's day. They hooked me in with…read morethe creamy Boston clam chowder, but I have since developed a fondness for their Indonesian chicken and beef soups. Try to get there before 12.30 or after 1.30 - the queue starts to extend considerably during this peak hour! The generosity of portions (if you order the Indonesian or tarragon chicken soups, you can also opt to throw in a carb like pasta, rice or noodles for free) and taste makes it a fulfilling lunch. They charge you $0.30 for card payments, but they used to be cash only anyway, so I'm used to the latter payment method - and they've never run out of shrapnel, so it's never posed a problem. Also worth trying is the $11 lunch combo, which consists of a cheese melt, soup and a can of drink or bottle of water. The bread can be a little too hard for my liking, though, so I just pick up something from Baker's Delight just further inside the Met Centre instead. Tldr; The soup is amazing!

Horrible service and unfriendly staff. If you go there early you may be served uncooked meal served…read moreby some bad attitude girls with a feel as if they are doing a favour to you. Better look for a better place to eat rather than spoiling your day.

The pure Juice and Soup bar is bringing a whole new healthy meaning to the term 'Liquid Lunch.'…read moreI only stumbled upon this place thanks to some clever on-street advertisement that seemed to answer my stomach's rumblings which were unusually calling out for something healthy. This place really is just a bar, so you'll have to find somewhere else to sit and eat it. That's all well and good for the non-layabout clientele this place is trying to attract! I found the soup menu quite uninspiring considering it makes up a whole half of this bar's title. They were all very homely mixtures such as tomato and sweetcorn and country vegetable, but sadly nothing very exciting. Luckily the juice menu makes up for that as I counted as many as 20 different types. Every fruit imaginable seemed to be on this board, including those rarer super-foods like acai berries! In relation to this, it seems there's a big prerogative in this place to be healthy, with helpful little stickers under certain types saying 'low fat.' If these don't satisfy you can even invent your own. I plumped for a non-stickered 'power up' juice which has soy milk, spirulina, strawberries, banana, honey and ice. It was, as you might have guessed from such a line-up of ingredients DEEE-LICIOUS. At only $7 its worth it to feel this healthy and happy!

Not a great veriety of soups, and they sell out quick so make sure you get in early if you want…read moresome. First time I visited around 1:15pm, and they had already run out. Went back the next week at 12:00pm as was highly recommended by friend. Tried the Lentils & Vegetables soup. Was wholesome and tasty!

Small restaurant, nice people and good food. Other than the lunch meat in the bowl, it was a tasty…read moreserving of pho. I'd come back again.

Delicious. I really got a kick out of this place. No frills, but tasty food. I thought it was funny…read morethat they have a box of tissues at every table for napkins. Tried an order of their summer rolls as I do at every Vietnamese restaurant I visit. They were fresh and tasty, but the peanut sauce left something to be desired. I had their rare beef pho and asked them to add tendon... Oooooo, I love tendon. I know it's gross to many, but I gotta say, this place provided some of the most plentiful and delicious beef tendon I ever had. Upon request, they also provided some fresh chopped chilli that added a real nice kick to my meal! Nice job Just Pho

Great find for a delicious breakfast! Charming little restaurant with delicious coffees, breakfast…read morecocktails and food. My friend tasked me with finding waffles on a menu in Australia (harder than you might think) - which is how I stumbled upon this place and I'm so glad I did! I highly recommend the sourdough breakfast muffin and my friend really enjoyed the Belgian waffles!

We were looking for a stop for breakfast. Food was great and we were able to eat outside. You order…read moreat a counter and the food is delivered. Would have eaten there a second time but we decided to explore a different area. Enjoy!!

I am writing this for my husband, because I didn't get food from this place. But as soon as we got…read moreto Sydney our Uber driver told us that we HAD to go to China town and get some food. He got some spicy seafood ramen. He said it was really flavorful and full of noodles and food. He would have definitely gotten it again. This place is in the Haymarket located in Chinatown.

Really filling and hearty noodles. The broth is heavenly. The meats were just okay and I would…read morestick to the seafood ones (chicken was on the dryer end). But man the broth knocks ya.

Great service and the food tasted magnificient and was perfect. Well done to all the team at Cafe…read moreSydney !

Our waiter, Leami was a pure delight, as were the wine waiters. We cannot fault your commitment to…read morea heartwarming experience of exceptional service, food and wine, oh, and location.

A part of my morning ritual. This gangbusters little deli/salad/sandwich bar is located underneath…read morethe trains at Circular Quay facing Custom House. The staff are particularly lovely (which is impressive as they are there from 5am) and have got sandwich making down to an art. But it's not all sandwiches - they also do pastas, soups, drinks, and a whole lot of healthy delights. And it's cheap.

It's all or nothing when it comes to food at Cicular Quay. You can either fork out for a…read moremagnificent meal at one of the many fine-dining spots along the waterfront, or go to a greasy spoon or Maccas. The only in-between is City Extra- which is just adequate- or secret gem Quay Deli. Here you can treat yourself to a delicious toasted sandwich or hearty lentil and veg soup for around $5, AMAZING vege burger for $7 or choose from one of their healthy salads or freshly made sandwiches or baguettes. This is good food for anywhere, let alone at Circular Quay where prices are automatically tripled as establishments assume tourists don't know they're being ripped off. A small family-owned Deli with charming staff and great food.

Really popular place. They have street seating and indoor. The only thing available when we went…read morewithout waiting was inside. Inside wasn't bad, the table was big and the chairs comfortable. We were waited on immediately. Servers fly around like dancers, it's actually pretty impressive. Our food arrived in no time. My wife had fish and chips and I had lamb and rosemary pie. She enjoyed her meal. Mine was different than I've had before. It was still ok but I wouldn't order it again. Others would probably like it, it just wasn't for me. We didn't have any dessert but as you walk in the door they have some wonderful looking pies and cakes. Do yourself a favor and save room for one of those. I messed up and didn't try something. This is actually a really cool restaurant that I would like to try again. I wouldn't let one dish that didn't hit my taste buds keep me away.

The Rocks Cafe is set in an adorable part of Sydney. I could see parking being a little challenging…read moreat times, but it's worth the effort and walk to make it to The Rocks Cafe! I understand it can get a little busy at times too, so there might be a wait. PRO TIP: make an online reservation and get seated right away! I had a couple of goals when visiting Australia... and one of them was to try kangaroo. The Rocks Cafe delivers with their Kangaroo Filet! And you can get it gluten-free! The sauce is a bit rich for me, but you can brush some of the sauce off with your fork. If kangaroo is not your thing, then there are plenty of other options on the menu... and the crowd around us all looked pleased with their orders. After you are done with your meal, you just go to the front/reception area and pay your bill. Easy peasy! Overall rating: ****FOUR STARS**** Gluten-free rating: ****FOUR STARS****

This cafe was down the street from my hotel so that means I had to come here for breakfast because…read more"ain't nobody got time for" expensive hotel breakfasts when you had a cafe right down the block! I was able to get a vegetarian breakfast and a cup of coffee which were both good. I sat there for a bit and did some people watching... Service was fast and staff was amicable. I also did take-away on my last day so I can eat in my room while packing. A great find!

This was our first stop in Sydney. It's a nice little cafe, no frills. The food is fine and light…read moreto try.

Great food and very friendly staff. Digital Menue was easy to navigate. Great place to eat while…read moreout shopping

I had a taste for ramen while staying nearby during my first trip to Australia. This was a great…read morechoice! After reading reviews, I went with the Tan-Tan Tsukemen, which are the Tan-Tan soup with cold noodles on the side. The flavor was great and I finished my meal. Wish I could go back and try other dishes!