Hola...... This is one fine, new, Mexican Restaurant. The food is very fresh and made in front of…read morethe customers. Before we even order water and corn chips with a spicy dip is brought to the table. We are celebrating a belated birthday with a gift voucher. As this is a new restaurant there is a promotional period and we are fortunate to tap into it. Nevertheless the waitress and the owner are happy to treat us to their best. This is not just the food but the service and the little touches that encourage people to come back. The starters is quite large, share between two or even more. The main meals are huge and we had to ask for a doggy bag as they were so good and we couldn't just leave them. We had coffee at the end of the meal...ok it was lunchtime...a glass of wine or a Mexican beer would have been nice...but we were driving and the weather was terrible. Let's be safe this time! There will be another time..especially as this little gem is open of a night. Well, out came our coffees and so did two chocolate churros! Wow! Complimentary. So yummy!!! The place is small, there is no parking other than the back streets but it is a place to go to again.

Tucked away with good parking available, this popular venue offers authentic Mexican cuisine! We…read morefavoured the Tamales over the Mole Oaxaca and loved the Horchatas!! We will be back to try out the rest of the menu!!!

This cute little patisserie opened up only a few months ago, and fortunately (or not?) for me it's…read moredangerously close to where I live. I've gone many many times and keep going back. Their basic croissants are some of the best of the city, and definitely one of the very rare "real French croissants" you can get this far from the super trendy suburbs of Sydney. Their other pastries keep changing and it feels like the variety increases every time I go have a look. Raspberry danishes, almond-chocolate croissants, rhubarb and strawberry foldeovers and much more. They also do sandwiches, quiches and I've seen meat pies too, so even those without a sweet tooth will find something good to eat. And coffee - it's good to finally have another decent brand of coffee in the neighbourhood, and I've always been happy with my lattes.

Their cakes are positively wicked. A very dangerous shop to have nearby...They even cater for those…read moreon gluten free diets which is greatly appreciated.

A really cutey/quaint cafe serving some pretty staple Sydney brekkie options - but done really…read morewell. The halloumi & egg brekkie roll with hash browns was absolutely delicious & the coffee was amazing. Highly recommended.

OMG the pancakes are as good as they look. Delicious berry sauce, ice cream that's not too much…read more Great for sharing.

Best coffee in Lane Cove, and their menu is crazy good they're so great at catering towards…read moredietary requirements too!

It is the Best coffee place that I've tried in Sydney!! I had their coffee and "The Lot" for…read morebreakfast which was delicious. If you're ever in the area, you should definitely try.

Platinum Coffee House is a small Gladesville cafe that excels in pouring fine Campos coffee to its…read morecustomers. It's a no fuss place - small breakfast and lunch menu (you can get your eggs and bacon and they have great sour dough raisin bread). Although the menu is concise it does have sufficient variety that would appeal to most customers: egg and bacon rolls; Spanish omelette; the big brekkie; eggs benedict; eggs on toast; ham cheese croissant; fruit loaf; pides with zaatar or meat as well as a variety of great looking sandwiches. If a morning tea is on the agenda there is a nice selection of petite cakes. The cafe has limited seating (four tables and bar) but it's not to meant to be a come and linger forever place. By all means you will get friendly service and will be looked after but it's set up to provide busy people with their caffeine fix and something wholesome - professionally and quickly - and that's what Platinum Coffee House does very well.

Our granddaughter's favorite place in Gladesville for chocolate malted milk…read more Good friendly service and decent coffee. Didn't try any of the rest of the menu beyond her malt and my coffee.

With out trying everything on the menu I have to say right now... This is my favorite place for…read morebreakfast. Something as simple as poached eggs & bacon even tastes like art to my tastebuds. The place has a good turn over of customers being serviced by friendly staff, whom 3 are the owners. It's an upbeat atmosphere, trendy with the sounds of music and people chatting happily. The coffee was rich and full tasting. And I had the decaf. Lol. The bakery items sourced from Burkes bakery I think. No wonder I like them. Take some time to come in. It's worth it.

A lovely cafe in Hunters Hill! Indoor and outdoor seating is available, the interior and exterior…read moreis lovely. Coffee and tea options here a great! The menu itself has some really delicious food! Staff are always friendly!

Came here for a late lunch. Most of their afternoon customers were finishing up or had already left…read moreand the staff were about to begin their preparation for the evening service. Despite this we were still greeted warmly, were given a table and had amazing service. This place has some very fine food on offer at very reasonable prices. To give you some understanding our OVERALL bill almost matched the price of one pasta dish at a nearby restaurant. Sometimes you want a nice meal at a good price. The food came out quickly and hot. I don't normally comment on the smell of the meal but the French Onion Soup was absolutely captivating. Once this meal grabbed your attention you couldn't deprive yourself. The restaurant and its surrounds were dainty and relaxing, and with outdoor seating you're given the opportunity to really soak in the peace. Noise level is a minimal. Would love to come back here to try one (or several) of their pastries and a coffee.

The link for Le Village refers to the cuisine as Mediterranean, but it is in fact French…read more Having stopped in for brunch and seen a sign for their 5 course degustation celebrating Bastille Day, we booked our seat. On our arrival we were warmly welcomed and quickly attended to. We sat inside where it was warm, dry (raining out), and it smelt absolutely lovely. We were soon served Pumpkin soup with creme fresh and pancetta, which as full of flavour and great first course starter. This was followed by their duck foie gras that was very generous in size and looked and tasted amazing. Third course to follow was seared scallops on a bed of cauliflower puree. This was the dish of the night! It was plate-licking-worthy! Cooked to perfection. Next course, 4th on the list, was duck breast. Perfectly cooked, succulent and flavoursome. Lastly was the dessert and this was the only let down, primarily because it was a cold dish. Given the season is winter, it would have been nice to have a warm dessert. This could have been easily achieved had they heated through the bread and butter pudding and heated the creme anglaise. The dessert itself was large and tasted nice, but it just wasn't the perfect end to the four courses ahead of it. We ordered a lovely French bottle of wine and on settling the bill was served really lovely handmade petite fours - little chocolate and pistachio bites. Very nice. The wait staff were all lovely, attentive and French natives. In all, we thoroughly enjoy our dinner here and look forward to returning.

Having flown in from Wellington, New Zealand...and its hipster coffee joints, I was looking forward…read moreto finding a place which served great coffee. My friend picked me up from my hotel and we drove out to Birkenhead Point where she bought a bag and we headed to Cav & Co. From first appearances, it looked like a great spot and it was awash with patrons sampling what appeared to be sumptuous burgers and chips. First things first, I ordered a triple shot flat white. Large. What a treat. The blend was quite well roasted for a full bodied blend with a slight bitterness. Loved it. I saw another patron eating a veggie delight salad. So I ordered it. Wow! The aubergine was cooked to perfection. There was the perfect amount of feta in the salad as well. Absolutely loved it. As a regular consumer of meat, this was a very well made salad which really hit the spot. The ambience in the cafe was a relaxed vibe all about great food and great company. Lots of people, lots of conversations. But it wasn't overly loud either. And every time another dish was being delivered I another patron, I had to stop myself from ordering the same. If you love food, you'll love Cav & Co. In the end, we arrived at Cav on a recommendation. Bloody marvellous and well worth the drive.

Busy suburban cafe. Good for brekky. A little hit and miss…read morewith food but nice buzzy atmosphere, although can be a little noisy. The 'big Cav' is generous, omelette was a bit dry and corn fritters a little bland. I was happy with mine! Will try again soon.

Stopped by for Pizza and some wine. Parking is avail in the underground garage. We came when the…read morestore beside was closed so it was interesting walking through the grocery shelves in the dim light. Once seated we got ourselves some wine and pizza. We had to wait a bit for the waiter to come over but the food didn't take too long. Nice crust on the pizza and good flavours. Also got myself some coffee which was good. Overall, it was a good first visit! Will have to come back and try some other tasty items i noted on them menu!

Thinking of somewhere to meet a girlfriend at the weekend & she suggested this place. She had been…read morethere briefly with her man when they wanted an Italian wine to take to dinner. We fronted up on a hot Saturday at the beginning of March. There a small area for fresh fruit & veg, but the jewel is the imported groceries. Squid ink, rice from Spain for paella, gelatine leaves, Easter cake with pistachios and custard inside . . . the joys go on & on. A small butchery, and a large deli. Heaven. We bought some pre made panini from the deli area to have with coffee from the cafe & bakery. Yum!!! We perched at shared benches to enjoy as we chatted to other customers seated opposite. There is also a bottle shop and a restaurant within the market. What a delight!

We returned to The Galley at Sydney Boathouse, a beautiful spot, right on Sydney Harbour marina…read moresituated between Rozelle and Glebe, and under the ANZAC Bridge. The nearby car park gives 1 hour free parking so it's easy to pop by for brunch or lunch. It's a lovely view of the city scape and boats in the harbour and you can enjoy your breakfast up on the deck of the converted waiting hall / shipping container, or on a lounge by the water. This time we opted for the couches and made friends with a nearby diners French bulldog. It's certainly a dog friendly spot. You can also sit inside if the weather isn't suitable with beautiful styling, nautically themed with blue striped cushions, decorative ropes and anchors. We loved this place last time, so we were keen to try their new menu. The menu has a more varied amount of choices at brunch. There's sweets, salads and some regular and ever popular choices. The mozzarella with avo, perfectly place on sourdough with greens and pomegranates, heirloom tomatoes and and a soft poached egg was beautiful. The roast pumpkin salad with grains, Persian feta, heirloom salad, avocado, confit onion, Pepita dukkah and herbs is the kind of dish I'd enjoy every day. Super healthy and refreshing and the pumpkin was perfectly cooked. For a sweet finish, we really liked the poached pear on brioche, toast with salted caramel, passionfruit cream, candied pistachio and lemon zest. We imagine this will be a very popular menu item.

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