This place is da BOMB!…read more Not only do they serve nice coffee, the staff are so passionate about their beans and coffee they spend time to explain where the beans are from and what you should expect in taste. Of course the normal human palette has no way of sensing walnut/butterscotch or oak or cherries ... but man it makes you feel good to see your macchiato being served on a wooden board with a shot of soda water to wash off the taste and stains. Hard to find as it's nestled in a walkway to the station - which also means you need to park around 5 mins to the shop. But is it worth it?! Hell yeah.

Great tasting coffee every time, I grab one occasionally on the way to work in the mornings…read more Friendly and fast service every visit.

As far as cafes near or at train stations go one doesn't exactly expect an a la carte menu with…read moreseasonal organic produce. What about a freshly made sandwich? Perhaps not even that. Train Stop Café does attempt to make fresh foccacias and the like but I have to say my experience was more aci than fluffy focc. Meaning, the vegetables tasted like acid or chemicals or something imaginatively unkindly to my taste buds - I think it was the distinct flavor reserved for mass-produced canned capsicum and egglplant preserved in vinegar. It was edible but only because I was hungry and needed the sustenance to focus on an important task. Next time a Mrs Mac Pie might be a better option. Train Stop Café use Toby's Arabica coffee and a sickly sweet chocolate for mochas. It's a good place to sit on the grass outside sipping your coffee waiting for your train but that's about it.

Lovely cafe, fresh produce, great service. Recommend the iced coffee and ginger latte.read more

Thank you Chatswood for finally bringing it in the cafe department…read more I came here after a friend posted a picture of the food on Instagram (making this the most hipster cafe find I have ever made) - I had never heard of this place and thanks to the old yelp bookmark I had it parked for my next cafe emergency when I was in the area. I think that this place does all the things necessary to be a good cafe- funky interior, great tasting and interesting food, and not just good coffee- but a rotating bean menu. I had the fresh fig and ricotta on toast which was simply delightful. The combo of figs, ricotta, honey, walnuts and mint was a definite winner. And all the rest of the food I saw looked just as tasty. Brilliant coffee too- I just had the house bean (can't remember what it was) but it was great. Well done elbow room- you just found a special place in my heart

There are a lot of places in Chatswood selling coffee. But by far this is one of the best ones…read more Serving different beans for different roasters this is a coffee lover dream. To add the cherry on the coffee heaven, the food here is fantastic. Now the menus is limited but both my friend and I were ecstatic about our meals. I got the French toast and it was divine. It is a small kitchen, so if it crowded you might have to wait a bit. But that should be expected with any small cafe. What completely won it for me was the friendliness of the staff. A small error was made in my order (which was my fault) and they lady could not be more helpful. I will definitely come here again.

Jannali has been a general avoid area in the shire but places like West End Espresso are bucking…read morethe trend. On the western side of the train station is the friendliest coffee in the shire! The owners are always up for a chat and to suggest what would go best with what. Love getting down to West End when we have the time!

Great coffee, the food never disappoints and the friendliest staff you will ever come across. What…read moremore could you want?

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.

This coffee place is away from the food court but wedged in the main walkway. You can choose a seat…read moreunder a "bridge" to avoid random droppings from above . There are the odd birds that get trapped in this place. It is quite a nice little spot to sit. Coffee was good. Iced coffee OK with big scoop of coffee speckalled ice cream. The cakes looked popular. They advertised a big breakfast but I could not see where they would cook it I think it is byo serviette

I have always walked past this place but wasn't at the time i needed a coffee…read more I finally got to trial it yesterday. Ordered the smashed avocado with a poached egg and Haloumi! Deliciously tasty and not too filling as it came out with only 1 piece of toast. The cappuccino came out in a big mug! Good caffeine to get your morning started. Staff was friendly and they have pumping music at 10am! Which is definitely different to other cafes ive been to. Good outdoor alfresco dinning especially if you can find a table in the sun to warm those frozen toes!

When it is all a little too much I got a real lift when visiting this cafe early one morning. The…read morestaff are very pleasant and the guys running the business seem to have everything under control extremely well. The food is just perfect. There are 10 items on the breakfast menu and I tried the Bacon on Sourdough, wow...very nice....especially when the news about bacon isn't that good at the moment..I felt like being very naughty eating a food that isn't recommended for my health. However the combination of food and the sauce with the bacon was to die for!!! Might as well go out with a bang! Ha The lunchtime menu looks to be very original. Straight away the first item is a mushroom stack. Umm I will have to come back here for lunch one day. There is a huge range of cakes, banana bread, biscuits etc oh the coffee looks great and my tea was served in a very large fine china cup. Perfect!!!! I definitely was lifted and started the rest of the day on a very positive note. Thanks.

Excellent coffee, good value food, can get a little crowded due to the supermarket adjacent,…read morehelpful staff. They have a stamp system so after 10 coffees you get one free, the price for a coffee is good value for your money. I haven't tried any cakes but they look fresh and delicious.

Sometimes there is a silver lining when you get out of the car in a area you dont know just so you…read morecan take your screaming child for a walk to so you dont go mental. My reward one day was stumbling across Wolf and the Honeybee. What a great find and so to do the owners justice given I started the review in reference to my screaming kid. I would like to say this is some of the best coffee, food and art I have seen in awhile. Unbeknown to myself this cafe has only been opened for a few weeks and is a sister or cousin to The Bunker in Darlinghurst. There is art from local artists that adorn the wall and they serve up rustic, home-style food matched with the best coffee. Why does the Wolf and the Honeybee have to be in Newtown we need one like it on the North Shore. Congfratulations Marrickville/Newtown yet another little addition to the neighbourhood

I think I am one of the rare few who doesn't consider campos coffee to be anything special but I…read morewas in need of caffeine so in I went. The exterior is pretty corner cafe typical, as is the interior. We just had take away coffees and a chocolate, raspberry & coconut brownie. Coffee ticked the caffeine box but wasn't anything to get too excited about, the brownie was good but not at all typical in brownie texture. It was more like a really dense and decadent fudge slice. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but if I was in the area, I'd give it another shot.