This is the best coffee on campus hands down. I've heard rumours of other good coffee on upper…read morecampus somewhere, but I'm still yet to find it. They serve Will & Co and do a great job of it too. They also have those nifty will&co coffee cups which look like takeaway cups if you having it there. I've never tried the food but it looks pretty good. The blokes who work here are lovely also. They work really hard to try and remember everyones name which is a huge effort for the turn around they do. Plus, I dropped my coffee once and when I came back again within 5 minutes they gave me a new one free of charge. This place fills the coffee shaped void left in my heart by no longer working in the city. Anyone who defends any other campus coffee clearly hasn't been to Maze yet.

Fantastic cafe sitting on the edge of the UNSW campus. Lots of outdoor seating for enjoying your…read morecup of coffee or one of their delicious (and affordable $10) sandwiches. Would recommend the Grilled Haloumi as a vegetarian option or the pulled pork sandwich for those meat-lovers out there! The amazingly friendly and vivacious staff put this place over the edge for any morning treat you might need.

I absolutely loved this bakery-coffee shop! Our AirBnB was around the corner and I wish there was…read moreone in the US!!! The pastries and coffee was absolutely delicious!!! We bought a bunch of pastries one day for auntie and uncle who are Aussies (visiting their home) & all the pastries were soooooo yum! The staff are amazingly nice and so are the Aussies that come for coffee! Love love love this place!!!

This small café/bakery has some delicious food, particularly their sandwiches and desserts, which…read moreall look delicious from the counter window! The price isn't too bad- a tiny bit on the pricier side but worth the deliciousness! The only thing that wasn't as pleasant in my experience was the service and the staff. The staff were relatively prompt with taking my order with a slightly longer wait in receiving the food, but wasn't too bad. However, the man who took my order was not very welcoming and friendly, which damaged my overall experience greatly. The staff weren't required to wear masks, despite quite a lot of foot traffic into the cafe. If you go, would recommend the jerk chicken sandwiches and the desserts are delicious!

I love Double Shot! I work in the Moore Park Supacenta, so this is where I typically go for lunch,…read moreand it's a fantastic little cafe. I always recommend it to my customers if they mention needing a bite to eat in the Supacenta, and it's easily the best place to grab food or coffee within the building. Double Shot serves coffee and tea, as well as food. They have a selection of hot foods that you can grab (sausage rolls, pies, chips, etc.) or you can order off their menu. They serve burgers, fish and chips, sandwiches and even salads and curries. All of the food is DELICIOUS! The calamari is one of my favourites, but the curry (made fresh daily) is fantastic as well. They also serve delicious crepes and melted tortilla (quesadillas). Everything is good, really. The coffee is also really good- one of the best cups of coffee you'll get in the centre. The owner, Alec, is such a nice guy and will probably be the one to take your order and serve you. He and the rest of the staff make an effort to learn everyone's names and regular orders, so if you're a repeat customer, he'll try to get your order ready for you as soon as you walk up. Double Shot is the best cafe/restuarant in the Moore Park Supacenta!

Juice waaaay too sweet. $6 for a medium. Wasted my lunch money as my partner and I were both unable…read moreto finish (or start) much of the juice and had to tip it out :/

I was actually brunching at a restaurant across the street from Hale & Hearty on the weekend and…read moresaw that it was packed so I had to come back and check it out. Hale & Hearty currently has just one location in Waterloo, but two others are going to open around the Sydney area and one in the UK. There are so many pancake options here, from sweet to savory to vegan to protein with additional cost. Since the upgrade from a double to triple stack was just an additional dollar, I ordered the triple stack Poached Apple buttermilk ones. Arriving with a pretty presentation, the pancakes themselves are like nothing I've ever had. They're uniform and golden brown, fluffy but chewy and dense at the same time. They come with the syrup already poured, but somehow the pancakes did not become soggy. The poached apple still had a bit of a crunch to it. Great, friendly service. After your meal, go to the front cashier to pay your bill. With 13k followers on Instagram, Hale & Hearty does not disappoint!

-Small space & hard to find parking but amazing foods especailly pancakes (Check my photos of…read morepancake)

This cafe warrants a 4 mostly on the cheapness of the meals. It was nice for a quick brunch and…read moresuper cheap, which is hard to get in the east. I went with a few friends for an early brunch. 1 person wasn't too hungry and ordered a passionfruit muffin which was fresh with actual passionfruit and apple inside, not just a compote or something. Another friend ordered the savoury mince, on fresh sourdough bread with spinach and a poached egg - for $8 that is incredible. My other mate and I weren't too hungry so ordered ours takeaway but looked so good, we ended up eating it. He got zucchini fritters with rocket and poached eggs and I had the quinoa salad with spinach, fetta, pumpkin, pine nuts and a balsamic dressing. Really yummy. My friends got fresh juices and I had a really nice chai latte. Not too fancy but great for a quick bite to eat.

Food was a disappointment, so was the coffee. Two stars max…read more.. Fish n Chip: Tasteless tartar sauce, overfried fish. BOO Salt & Pepper Calamari: Poor, thin batter, falling off the calamari. BOO Latte : Had a hint of burnt taste, yucks. Service was good. But with three strikes, I do not see myself coming back. B.O.O

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!

I love little café's like this, quiet and intimate and when I want to get out of my flat and sit…read moresomewhere quiet this is exactly what I need. Café Atacama is a rustic European style café with just four tables and chairs, guaranteeing you won't be bothered by a noisy crowd, looking out on the street with a glass front it is a light airy setting an it has additional lighting from hanging light globes, which I always think are really cool. Atacama offers a small but delicious selection of cakes and biscuits, it is often difficult to find a good caramel slice and I found one here. Also they have Quaesedilias and sandwiches. Also what I thought was really cute was if you have not brought your own reading material, they have provided it for you, as the tables feature a book which features the history of coffee, coffee trivia and tips and tricks of how to make the perfect coffee yourself.

I came here recently and had THE BEST!!!! Buttermilk pancakes. The pancakes themselves were light…read moreand fluffy and in between each pancake was lots of rich creamy ricotta. The honeycomb served with it was crunchy and delicious and the strawberries and other fruits were fresh and of beautiful quality. I also loved how beautifully it was all plated up. I will defiantly be back and when I am, I want to try one of those Totoro Cakes, as they are just too cute and I'm a Studio Ghibli fan.

I absolutely LOVED this cute little café!! It was my favorite breakfast spot in Australia. The food…read morewas sooo good and plated beautifully. The café itself was dainty and had lots of florals. I think its a florist shop as well. You are sure to be greeted by hanging plants and floral walls! It's definitely a great spot to enjoy your cuppa (latte, coffee, tea, and more) all while taking in the stylish décor. The way they plate their food is like a work of art! It's amazing and almost to pretty to eat. While ordering my food, I noticed they had a Red Velvet Latte. OMG, I was so excited because I love anything Red Velvet! I had only had a latte once before in life, but the words Red Velvet had me sold. Boy was I happy I ordered this drink. It was AMAZING!! Sweet and had a Red Velvet taste. This was the first sign of a great breakfast. For breakfast, I ordered The Wake Up Sunshine. My husband and I split an order of pancakes and he ordered an omelet. My oh my, I didn't realize how much food was going to come out on the Wake Up Sunshine. It definitely woke me up and made my belly happy! It was so good, hearty, and flavorful. It was definitely a breakfast of champions! The pancakes had to be the most beautifully plated pancakes I have ever eaten. They were so good in taste and everything that accompanied the pancakes on the platter was a nice bonus in flavor. This and the Wake Up Sunshine are definitely must try's. The omelet was a typical omelet that came with a side salad. My husband enjoyed his meal. Overall, I was so happy to have gotten the chance to dine at Cuppa Flower. My experience was not anything short of amazing!