Amazing espresso coffees as well as muffins and other bakery goods. Very nice covered outside…read moreseating area

This was a find. Decent coffee, good pastries and restrooms. Oh, very friendly service too. You are…read morein a fairly remote place so this makes the good coffee all the better.. rivals what I have had in big city coffee shops. Just a little hard to get too but in a beautiful part of the world.

Best fish and chips in Sydney, a spot frequented by locals. Good service and plenty of parking.read more

I'd give 0 stars if i could. It is under new ownership and they are turning it into an absolute…read moredisgrace. I called to place a pickup order and i was told 15 mins, amazing...jokes on me. I show up 15mins later to pick up my order and im told nobody put my order in. They put my order in and told me 15mins. I came back 15mins later and i wait another 15mins inside and my order is finally ready...just wait it gets better. I open my food and im delighted to see i have a mix of fresh fries and old recooked fries...yum. I start to eat my philly cheesesteak sandwich and im delighted to find that there's next to nothing on the sandwich. I'm glad to spend my money elsewhere from now on.

Hey, Yelp, this place is called Selkie's Neighbourhood Diner, & is located on Charlotte Street!…read more Had two fantastic breakfasts here: an egg, sausage, cheese bowl, & a spectacular French toast with blueberries & real maple syrup. The place has a cool hippie vibe to it (with "Scoobie Doo" & anime cartoons on the TV), a narrow menu that changes daily, & very friendly people! Truly a "neighbourhood" location!

I eat out daily. Renamed Selkie's. Love the 3 egg benedict - just like no other: tastefully yum…read more I so enjoy egg benedict, one of the best from around the world.

Perfect stop for breakfast before heading to the ferry. Great food and service and beautiful baked…read moregoods to go.

Great home-style cooking with very friendly service with a charming diner vibe. I had the dinner…read morespecial: a meat pie with potatoes. Recommended.

Excellent service and ambiance. Great lattes and coffees. Their food is fresh and well prepared.read more

A charming little cafe with an inviting atmosphere. The staff is friendly and actively engage the…read morecustomers who walk in. The interior is quite claustrophobic, but there are tables set up outside giving the opportunity to enjoy the open air. While the coffee and hot chocolate we ordered was fine, the breakfast sandwiches were phenomenal. It is a quite limited menu, but they make the most of the options available for food. It was fairly busy when we stopped in which leads me to believe this is a pretty frequently visited early morning stop, and I can definitely see why. It gives you everything you need to wake up and get moving for the day.

We had a lovely little oat cake and latte experience at this locally owned coffee shop in downtown…read moreSydney. It was about a fifteen minute walk from the cruise port area. The staff was really friendly and we enjoyed both our lattes and oat cakes (a Nova Scotian specialty). The space is quite cozy and kid-friendly with high chairs and changing tables in the bathrooms. Overall, a positive experience.

I was home visiting family and wanted to find a nice cappuccino, and my dad recommended Doktor…read moreLuke's. I'm so glad he did! I enjoyed the best cappuccino I've ever had in my life. The person working there was very kind, friendly, and knowledgeable, and they clearly took a lot of pride in their product. The eat‑in area was very comfortable -- I loved the tables and chairs. We also had the chocolate chip pumpkin loaf, and it was so good! Highly recommend!

This is an amazing little cafe and everything in there is perfect. From very nice staff, cool…read moreowners, and their delicious food, especially their cookies and scones

Tried here for lunch on a Wednesday in January. Arrived about 11:40 and the place was pretty full…read morewith all the seats taken. Luckily, the café has overflow tables outside their side door in a common lobby area of the strip mall. I found the chairs a bit wobbly though (the style), so ended up standing up to eat, since the wobbliness was too distracting for me to enjoy my food. Anyway, the inside of the café is very nice with warm colors, lots of wall décor items and various local small business items for sale, such as jewelry, scarves, artwork, etc. Staff are quite friendly. I tried the ginger carrot soup, a daily special, and it wasn't bad. Had a strong oregano taste I found, was thick and very filling. My side of cranberry almond pasta salad also wasn't bad, good flavor, but nothing overly memorable. My 'skinny squirrel' latte (hazelnut flavor and something else?) was good but I could barely finish it after the two food items. I'd go back here another time for just a drink and baked item maybe, since they don't have a regular permanent meal menu. The sandwich/wrap item of the day was ham and cheese and I'm vegetarian, so I couldn't get that. If I wanted a sandwich though, I'm sure they could make something...I just didn't ask to see. Prices are pretty standard for an independent place. It came to $35 for myself and my mother to both have combos with lattes, which sounded like a lot at first, but would cost that much at Starbucks for similar items. I just would recommend going here when it's not lunch time, to have a better chance at getting a regular table and non-wobbly chairs. Lol

Ok so you're in the middle of nowhere to go see a miners museum. You roll into what looks like an…read moreold car repair shop, but maps tells you it's a bakery/diner. When you go in, it looks vaguely like a cafeteria from high school. Then you turn the corner and the nice lady slings some of the best donuts on planet Earth at you. Did you buy 2? May as well get 6, it's costs nearly the same. Donut math! I grabbed a shredded coconut donut (basically Germans chocolate cake donut) and the wife grabbed a chocolate walnut bar with a basic sugar coated to go. Top shelf offerings all around. It's a big pet peeve when donut shops make too sweet gimmicky donuts that lack any complexity. Looking directly at you Everglazed in Disney Springs. These guys avoid that while still having some over the top designs and flavors available. Seriously, this place makes no sense. They make Voodoo Doughnut quality donuts(if not better), the people are super nice, and you get a hell of a value on half a dozen. If you're even remotely close, you have to check it out, even if it looks a bit odd from the parking lot.

Only got two pastries but they were both delicious! The…read morewoman behind the counter was very nice.