Came here for the nutella thickshake after a morning at the beach. Staff were very confused that I…read morewas walking in for a takeaway order. I asked if I could order a nutella thickshake to go--I was unsure because it does seem like just a sit down place. He said yes. He then asked if I was ***. I said what. He said 'oh, you didn't preorder?' like I was incorrect for not having done so. I said 'no, I came from the beach, wanted a nutella shake, but I can go elsewhere...' which made him put in my order. Thick it was not, but yummy it was.

I had many friends suggest the pool cafe to me since I am vegan and the menu caters towards both…read morevegan and vegetarians. I must say I was slightly disappointed that there is not much variety for all day breakfast for vegans until the menu switches over for lunch. However, that said I did have a vast selection of drinks to choose from. I have to recommend the summer frappe it was incredible to say the least.

This place is super good! I've been basically trying out all the little shops since i was in town…read moreliterally down the street. I ordered an iced coffee and it was simply amazing, and my friend had a cappuccino and she was delighted with it. Overall, great service and food.

Zeebra Café. As opposed to Zebra café. I think the American pronounciation of Zebra is "Zee-bra",…read moreand the English or Australian is "Zeh-bra"? Is that right? If so, this place is going a little American, Maybe they're aiming for the California-surfer feel. I suppose it fits. But after all the effort, I don't know how Zebra's fit in at all. There's only surfing pictures on the wall. Anyway, enough about Marketing philosophy. The place is cool. Maybe a bit of a step up as a café compred to the others on Maroubra, but not by much. I suppose the difference is that is set up mostly for dine in, although it does do take away. You'd be looking at paying around $10 - $15 for a meal, and there's the basic café menu, with a bit more. I guess the standard in Marbourba is for simplicity, but I get the feel they want to sophisticate the simplicity. But its still pretty simple. Do I make sense at all?

We have always walked or driven past this quaint little cafe and it's always busy. The staff are…read morehelpful and the coffee is great. Dog friendly Highly recommend.

A new favourite! The staff are amazing, the food and coffee are delicious, the artwork is stunning,…read moreand they have a wide variety of unique homemade Polish desserts which are unparalleled in Australia! Most cafes these days don't give anything to customer service-not these people-they have the best customer service I've experienced in Sydney. I even witnessed a member of staff go over to the bus stop to help an elderly person to the cafe. I expect he is a regular and this is a common occurrence - so cute! Coffees all come with a complimentary biscuit which are delicious! A value added product well placed. And did I mention the food is delicious?! Can't wait to try everything on the menu.

Came across this café when we were looking for a café for lunch. There weren't many spots available…read morebut we decided to eat here and sat outside (although there were quite a lot of birds around). The food was really good, particularly the Waimea Poke Bowl. The staff were friendly, but we waited a while for them to come to take our order. Would come again if I was in the area.

This place is so artistic and authentic. The staff is friendly and service is quick. The cafe is…read moreclean and tidy, very artsy. Delicious drinks, would recommend everyone to come here.

Bringing Toby's Estate coffee to the people of Westfield Eastgardens, this recently renovated cafe…read moreis located at the Myer end of the mall, opposite Westpac bank. They have a selective menu consisting of burger options and fresh salad choices. You can get fresh sandwiches and rolls made to order and of course, there is a decent selection of sweets. There is ample seating available which wraps around the open canopy overlooking the level below. Free water is provided and the coffee is really good. Friendly staff and service every time.

The newest addition of cafes to Maroubra is Il Cafe Marocchino…read more Nesto the owner is serving up a huge range of tasty treats from steak and cheese pies, Dilerenzo coffees and his own beef rendang. He puts his heart and soul into every dish all the way down to the homemade mayo on the chicken snitzel sanga. Order a couple of coffees and he will certainly remember your name and your order. Nesto opens the shop before 6, so you can grab a coffee before you hop on your bike or alternatively, grab a coffee on your way back up Anzac into the city for a post ride refuel!

The guy that owns this place is a cool dude. Makes a mean piccolo and has time for a chat! Its nice…read moreto go to a place where the owner makes the time of day for you.

Amazing food. Warm ambience. Helpful staff. We ate here nearly every day while in Sydney and loved…read moreeverything we tried.

tl;dr Flooded with natural light and adorned with homely timbers and poetry chalked on the walls,…read more22 Grams is a comfy spot for ducking out of the bustling Belmore Road. Tracey and I were grabbing some shopping and just wanted a quick something. Having never noticed 22 Grams before (Tracey: "but I walk past here all the time!") the organic homely tables and golden flaky pastries on display beckoned us inside. With poetry written on the mauve walls and cushions and stools adorned the room, I ordered their soup of the day, a chicken, vege and barley soup, and their special bruschetta of smoked salmon with cream cheese, capers, lemon and dill. Both served with rye bread, the soup was a ready-to-eat temperature straight from the kitchen, light and easy to eat as expected from any broth based soup. The bruschetta was exactly is it should be: fresh and light and the bread soft enough to easily bite through but firm enough to hold everything on top. Tracey opted for a skinny latte and my two mouthfuls revealed a very smooth blend and milk of the perfect density. If I was heading to work where I can make myself one for free, I would have chosen to grab one as well. With Eric Clapton crooning in the background of the naturally lit cafe, it was just the break we needed before continuing our day.

I had brunch at the Little Kitchen during my time visiting my brother in Sydney…read more I loved the light and relaxed decor of the Little Kitchen! Based on my brother's suggestion, I ordered the Kedgeree as my meal and Blood Orange & Chili juice. I have never heard or tasted Kedgeree (I'm not sure its too common in the US). It was a completely new, but pleasant experience. The meal was delicious! Now the Blood Orange & Chili juice was a different story. If I had to do it all over again, I doubt that I will order it! It was not that it was not tasty, but rather that I was not prepared for the heat that the chili would provide. Maybe just a little to spicy for a morning drink! Overall, I enjoyed my first visit to the Little Kitchen.

This cafe (really!) is in Arden street, Coogee beach. U blink and miss kind of place is a true gem…read more This palace serves some of the best coffee in town. And I've had coffee in quite a few places in Sydney. It's run by independent owners who are passionate about what they do. I had the cappuccino and the tuna tartare. Stupendous stuff. If u are around the Coogee beach area and want something more personal than the overcrowded bars : cafes to spend time with that significant other or by yourself ....look no further.

I found this place by Accident , and I'm super stoked about it, it is small but OHO, friendly staff…read more best cafe in the Area I had so far... and your breakfast special Green Egg Benedict ohhhh damm what a taste and presentation. Definitely will visit you guys again.

This place is amazing. Extremely great service and delicious coffee! I accidentally ordered the…read morewrong coffee and the barista was so kind about it. He even gave us tips for the area.

It must be a local favorite because there's always a crowd around during breakfast. Food is tasty…read moreand reasonably priced. The breakie roll is classically good and recommended