Very nice coffee and pastries with a bonus of seating at a table! Friendly staff too. We have made…read morethree trips here and this is our first stop before we buy our fish

This little cafe is attached to the Indoor Sports Centre. It is surprisingly good with what they…read morehave to offer. The toasted schnitzel roll is excellent. There is reasonable parking and plenty of seating both at tables and lounges. The people serving are also very nice.

Very popular with locals. Coffee and food are good. It can be very loud when busy. The close…read moreparking is timed but street parking is not.

Great little breakfast place on the street. My first time in Sydney and looked this place up (great…read morewebsite and the French toast drew me in). Easy to find and the staff was very polite and helpful. I got a long black coffee with cream and French toast. All made to order with fresh ingredients. Really enjoyed this place and if in the area would stop by.

I visited precovid and really enjoyed this adorable little restaurant. The decor was super cute. We…read moreate outside and loved watching the people walking their dogs. I had essentially a breakfast salad (kale, eggs, toast etc) that was very tasty. If you're in the neighborhood, it's worth a stop.

A beautiful bakery, with the tastiest and freshest croissants in Sydney. The pastries here are…read moreaesthetically pleasing to the eye and very light and tasty.The only downfall to this beautiful bakery/cafe is that there is no toilet and very dull interior. If they refurnish the cafe from the inside and outside ,this place will become a hot spot.

Went here to check it out - my brother said it was good. Basically a patisserie with amazing style…read morecheesecake, mousse, eclair cakes etc. They also have bakery goods like bread, croissants, cronuts. It all appears to be made on site as you can see them working away. Basically it is open until sold out. Seems very popular. I was surprised to see menu options to order as well, which is good. They have eggs, bacon and egg rolls, mushy peas, shakshuka and granola. I just got a coffee, quite strong coffee (can't remember the brand), with beautiful latte art. I also got the cheesecake. It is basically a small dome shaped pillow of goodness on top of a biscuit. It is delicious and beautifully presented with white chocolate and a purple swirl. Check it out

I don't suppose Little Devil will charm and allure you from the outside. In fact, I wouldn't judge…read moreyou if you had quite the opposite reaction. This little hole in the wall on Broadway (oh so near the Kings Court brothel), is pretty darn unassuming. I had heard tales... I had heard tales that this bakery does a mean roast pork Vietnamese sandwich. And for cheap. I stepped up to the counter and ordered one up. Starting with a white crusty roll, the lady spread a thin layer of pate on the bread and reached for the meat. Enter my first quandary; the pork was definitely processed, cut in long strips and tinted strange colors. She used on strip that was kinda brownish and another that was kind of reddish. Trying not to psyche myself out of enjoying my lunch, I shifted focus from that peculiarity as quickly as I could. The lady finished off my sandwich with some cucumber, coriander, carrots, chilli and a couple different sauces. At a mere $4, I was prepared to like it no matter what it tasted like, just because it was cheap. I crossed the street to Victoria Park, took a seat on a bench and gave my sandwich a try. I found the salad and the bread to be very fresh. The meat didn't taste as slimy as I thought it would and any strange flavour there was cancelled out by the kick of the chilli. I was barely able to finish the whole thing which made me believe that this is possibly the best $4 I had ever spent on lunch.

Call me slow, but I only found this place after raving about Roll Cafe around the corner. Now I…read moreknow why the place is so empty - those looking for delicious Banh Mi are all coming here. Prices are slightly better than the local competitor ($4.50 - $5), but it shows. With its regrettable signage and clean but murky interior, Little Devil fits the Banh Mi decor scheme. Behind the counter, two friendly ladies tag-team the salad bar, throwing together your usual selection of rolls - Pork, chicken, egg, etc. I went for the BBQ pork, while my friend went for plain old pork. Mine came packed with slivers of still-warm Vietnamese-style pork; his was a mixture of devon-style meat products. Not that there's anything wrong with a bit of devon, but it was pretty clear who won this round. My request for chilli was ignored, but for once I was okay with that. Just the right amount of pate and mayonnaise had been smeared over the roll. FYI, the roll itself was a golden shell filled with feather light bread, which is to say, excellent.

Grabbed a decent breakfast here around 10 a.m. Located inside the shopping center at Broadway…read moreSydney, this place is a small cafe with both drinks and food. The seating is not enclosed so you'll be seeing other people walking around the place as you eat/drink. Had a spicy chicken sandwich that they toasted for me and it was pretty solid. Good for a quick bite.

Great spot for late night pies!…read more Its funny how early the bars close in Australia...so we found ourselves eating here rather early for what I consider late night haha! We did start early though, so by the time the bars closed this was a welcome stop. Service was nice and quick, and the prices were reasonable. We got a few different pies and I remember them all being tasty!

Absolutely loved the mince beef pie. SOOOO good. Probably the best meat pie I've had in Australia…read moreyet. That said four stars because I also had the Tandoori Chicken pie and it was dry and I didn't love it. Nice overall spot though with quick service, tons of creative pie flavors, and great pie dough. I'm sure there's other amazing flavors too. Definitely mince beef!