cute little cafe, lovely owner. It's predominantly a store selling takeaway coffees and cupcakes…read more Coffee is nice and can also get milkshakes and hot chocolates. They mostly make large cupcakes with cute little designs which are put in a little box when you buy them. There are also mini cupcakes packages up to take too. Great location in waverley, not many other businesses like this (one other up in charing cross). Tasty and fresh. The only negative is they don't have eftpos, though the kind lady was trusting for my friend to go back and pay later in one instance. Check it out - good for birthday gifts

This little store, located on Albion street in Waverley, is your go to for all things sweet and…read morenice. The makers of cupcakes and special occasion made to order celebration cakes - if you don't find something here that will instantly brighten your day then you are probably against sweets or you simply don't like fun. The cakes themed to your choice and you should definitely pre-order as there is always a steady stream of people through there collecting their delicious baked goodness. With its availability of parking in the side streets and on a bus stop it is also a great place to grab your morning coffee. The staff are friendly, will have a chat and most importantly remember your order if you visit more than once. Ask yourself who would complain about perking up to the smell of fresh coffee and freshly baked cupcakes.

If there's one word to describe this place, it'd be cute. Cute hipster Asian decor, cute cartoons…read moreon the food labels, cute cake decorations, cute coffee art, cute little Korean girls at the cashier, cute serving sizes... It's all just so cute!! But I guess cuteness comes at a price, because things here are just a bit exxy by Asian standards. Sure, you'd probably expect to pay $7 for a smoothie, $6 for an iced coffee or $9 for a slice of cake in any other cafe but somehow it just seems wrong when you're in Eastwood. But hey, it tastes good and it looks SO FREAKING CUTE so I'll let it slide. Service can be a bit iffy, with several tables staying uncleared for the whole time I was there and staff not being able to explain several items on their menu. And be prepared to carry your own food and drinks with you if you sit upstairs. These guys are open til late, so it's usually packed on any night of the week with students and their laptops using the wifi. But hey, they're probably pretty cute too so it all just adds to the charm.

There's plenty of things to love at Pishon. Great variety of drinks, bread and cake selections. I…read morerecommend you to try the cream cheese filled bread and their Profiteroles, the fillings are so light and creamy. The service is basic and the staff were friendly. Their coffee is what I would describe as drinkable, not the worst coffee I've ever tasted but I had better coffees. But I find this place endearing. Maybe it's the cute decor that can make you feel like you're in the middle of some Korean soaps. Or maybe great moments I shared with loved ones over a delicious cake or two that it has become a tradition to come here whenever we're in the area.

Conveniently located next to a dog park with tables outside, but the rude staff is not worth the…read morelocation & coffee. There are numerous other friendly cafes nearby and throughout Chippendale with better coffee and atmosphere.

Sunday breakfast is the best after a big weekend!! Sauté garlic mushroom with hummus and eggs with…read moremoorish spice on sourdough, Wow what else can I say but another stellar performance!!! My friend had the quinoa, corn and zucchini fritters with spiced eggs on roasted tomatoes and sourdough which also tasted truly fantastic ,will be my order next time I come. Now to grab a cake or two and coffee to go!! Yummmmmmmmmmmm!!!!!

Stopped by this unique spot hoping to try their chimney cake, a traditional Hungarian pastry--but…read moreit takes 30-45 minutes to make, so I decided to skip it this time. Instead, I went with the pistachio strawberry cake--a fluffy, light sponge cake that was lightly sweetened and quite enjoyable. Overall, a charming and unique place for a light snack or dessert. I'll definitely be back to try the chimney cake when I have more time!

Nice charming patisserie, open late. Lots of different dessert options and very nice staff. The…read morebiscoff cheesecake was amazing!

Don't get me wrong-this is good, standard cafe food, but a little pricey. This French/Lebanese…read morebakery and cafe is famous among locals for its breads, cakes, Aussie pies, quiches, sausage rolls and other pastries. I tried their famous Bakerman Bacon and Egg Roll and sure enough, it lived up to the hype-a gorgeous dollop of mayo and crunchy bacon snuggled in a crusty bun. But. What's up with the $8.50 price tag? At the end of the day it's just bread, bacon and eggs. I washed this down with a coffee (the Molinari brand) and it was ok if a little bland. One time I stopped for lunch and chose the spinach and ricotta quiche with a side salad ($9.50). It was exactly what I was after (I love cheese!) but it was on the small side-the salad almost took over the plate but it certainly wasn't the star. There was not enough dressing; the leaves were a little dry. There IS something about this place that keeps me coming back though. It has a really tranquil atmosphere and is a great alternative for breakfast or lunch if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of nearby King St in Newtown. There are also gluten-free menu options and free Wi-Fi. The cosy village square is great for kids to run around after school while you sip your latte and people watch. Just don't let the kids see the $6.50 fruit smoothies. Great ambience and service but costly food you could get pretty much anywhere.

One of my favourite spots in the Erko village. A great place to meet for brunch on a sunny day…read more Super dog-friendly. The menu's not huge but everything's really tasty. Great coffee too and don't miss the wide selection of pastries inside. Friendly service and the owner makes everyone feel like a local! Oh and they have jazz trios play during the summer weekends.

Compared to the other coffee shops here in Surry Hills, I'd say that this is one of those small,…read moregrab-and-go places. It's more for those who just want something quick. A cup of coffee and a muffin or so. It's also a lot more fitting and convenient for those who are staying at the Rydges Sydney Central Hotel. It's literally right next store. As for the coffee drinks and treats, I'd say this place is pretty average. You're not going to find a heavy Sydney breakfast here. But when I'm on the go, this hits the spot and there's no long lines for me to wait.

Great coffee and also great specials as mentioned in the tip section!! They have a range of…read morebreakfast and lunch options to suit the work crowd, including focaccias and salads. There are some amazing looking sweet scrolls that I'm dying to try. Plus the sweet muffins look fantastic. They also do fresh juices and a range of teas. Only problem is there isn't much seating, so best to take away. Great quick friendly service and quality. Will add more once I've had a meal here!!

Hubby and I dined here on a Saturday Night before a show at the Enmore theatre. Luckily we were in…read moreearly, as the the restaurant soon filled with kiwi expats with a sense of nostalgia, wanting a reminder of their Island homeland across the ditch. The restauraunt itself has a rustic beach house feel scattered with kiwi nik naks and some unfortunate reminders of their brilliant rugby team. The drinks menu featured kiwi inspired cocktails, beer(bottled and on tap), cider and wine. The cocktails were a little hit and miss. The dinner menu contained meals inpired by ingredients sourced from New Zealand and Australia. We decided to order the prix fixe 2 courses for $35 or include dessert for $45 which was great value. I also liked the sound of the kina and prawn arancini with kataia fire mayo. Kina being Maori for sea urchin. This was a tasty morsel, with a crisp fried outer crust with a tasty risotto filling with nice flavour and the chilli mayo to add a bit of a spicy kick. For our entree we shared the cuttlefish as well as the king fish sashimi with tomatillo. I was happy to see that they had cuttlefish on the menu, although similar to squid and octopus. I prefer cuttlefish especially if it is well prepared. The cuttlefish in this instance was well prepared. It was tender with delicate flavour. The chilli, garlic, lime dressing and squid ink mayo enhanced the flavour. A great starter and share plate. The king fish was also a good option, nice and fresh. As this was a cold winter night we both decided on the slow cooked meat options for our mains, to help warm us up. I had the venison stew with corn bread to mop up the sauce. This was a hearty meal with rich flavour. The kiwis like their lamb nice and tender and that is how it was delivered. This was absolutely delicious, it was literally melt un your mouth. 16 hours slow cooked lamb shoulder served witb carrot and brussel sprouts. Up there with the best lamb dishes we have eaten. We also shared the jelly tip with white chocolate mousse. A nice way to finish the meal, light fluffy white chocolate mousse filled with jelly. Good food, in a relaxed casual evironment and for a reasonable price. Make sure you book, as this place is popular. Service is incredibly fast, which I love!

This new modern kiwi restaurant seems to be a hot commodity in Newtown. They were bustling when we…read morewalked by around 7:30pm on a Saturday. We were lucky to nab the last 2 seats on a communal table. After that while we eat there were loads of people lining up. So lesson for you, make a booking. We ordered crispy duck confit, kipflers with aioli, cuttlefish and chicken liver pate. Our page never arrived but it was good because the other 3 dishes made us really full. The cuttlefish was so amazingly tender and flavourful. The duck fell apart at the touch of your fork and the beans underneath was so full of flavour. The kipflers were baked with just the perfect amount of spice mix. It was delicious.

Sweet Belem seems popular,always someone in there…read more My rating is what I ordered I believe because there is too many sweet options in here Tried the pineapple cake,strange texture and taste,not sure if I tasted any pineapple! The Chila tart was strange also,it looks like strings of shredded coconut but it isn't. It's sticky and stringy and has a strong taste which my taste buds didn't enjoy I So far,pretty bad experience but I'll re review if I come back

A friend actually introduced me to this place. A cute Italy style patisserie. Great coffee, great…read moreservice. Excuse my 'shouting' for a moment, however it is those PORTUGUESE TARTS that are a hit. I met up with a friend at around 2:30pm on a Saturday afternoon, and it looked like the heavens were looking after us as there were only two tarts left. They are worth the fuss - they are sooooo delicious. Then again Petersham is home to the Portugese, and for me this Inner West haven is the home of the iconic Portuguese Tart with cinnamon! NB: Hi guys, Internet issues so will upload the picture later!