Great service; extremely helpful and friendly staff; excellent food. Outdoor seating available,…read morewhich is lovely on a sunny day.

I hadn't gone to Cosmopolitan in years because as old-timey and family-owned and Italian and all…read morethose things I love as it is their coffee just doesn't cut the mustard. However, it was early, nowhere else was open, it had been a few years, so I thought I'd give them another chance (around the 43rd if you add up the amount of times over the last 10 years or so I've gone through the same inner dialogue) I ordered a coffee and a toasted sandwich. The coffee was predictably awful. It's like buying a coffee at the airport- I KNOW these things so why do I do them? My toasted sandwich however was aces. And to be fair given that the Cosmo IS so old school Italian maybe they do an alright coffee for other people but refuse to give a soy piccallo the love and attention it deserves. I'll let you know how it goes on Chance 44.

Located close to King St Wharf, you'll find a reliable one-stop shop for Sydney ferry and bus…read moretickets, pre paid phone cards, groceries and snacks. I love that they always have my mango and banana nectar as I'm a bit nutty over it, and that I can pick up anything else I might need on-the-go, as I'm heading towards Darling Harbour to meet friends for a night out. The service is always friendly and there's an ATM on the premises for your convenience.

Fantastic location and easy to get to. Has the typical game room vibe. It's nice to see a variety…read moreof things available not just computers. They must have done an update because the monitors, keyboards and headphones all look new and feel really comfortable. The small kiosk selling food out the front isn't completely unreasonable and sell all the perfect things to snack on. Only thing is there's an odd shortage of bins as well as a weird smell that hangs around. Probably due to the humidity and nature of being in a basement. Otherwise internet is pretty good and the range of games available is awesome.

I was visiting Australia for about a month and mostly had alright options when it came to food. On…read moremy last night I hit this spot with my partner randomly and the food blew my mind. We did the banquet and every dish but one was 10/10. The ribs were a bit chewy but I won't let ti take away from the overall experience. The quality was 10/10 and so was the service. Arguably one of the best meals i have had. Kudos to the team.

Delightful fusion food. Gracious staff. Open clean kitchen. What more could be desired? Oh. Prices…read morewere reasonable too. Loved the fried Tofu and also the crisp cucumber side was to die for. Altogether. Just Yum.

If you fancy a snack and you've got some serious willpower, you should try walking past the…read moreMovenpick icecream kiosk and down the stairs to Brizzly's. There you'll find a plethora of fruit and vegie options, all laid out under sunny umbrellas. I find the trick is to head up the stairs from below, that way you hit Brizzly's before you make it to Movenpick - and maybe, just maybe your healthy eating plan will stay in full effect and you an pick up some mandarins instead of gelato! Inside is decidedly less sunny than out - in rather dingy surrounds you'll find an internet cafe, which might come in handy given this stores late opening hours. But mostly I don't go past the fruit at the front. Willpower withstanding, of course!

What a delightful spot to spend your afternoon! I came alone en route to bondi beach and enjoyed…read morethe warm ambiance with beautiful wood furniture and light music. I sat and took in the lovely and quite expensive book collection whilst eating my yummy yogurt with homemade fruit and granola. Staff were friendly and helpful- wifi is always nice, too! There are a few outlets to charge your devices. The other guests were respectful and seemed to be enjoying their time there as well. Highly recommend for a nice respite!

Café 1812 is somewhere you can (and will want to) easily spend longer than you initially intended…read more Here's why: - Roomy layout + high ceilings + lots of wood = welcoming atmosphere - Tonnes of books to mosey over from the attached bookstore - Primo position looking down on the ebb and flow of Oxford St - Coffee and wine - Open late - Free wi-fi - Soft live music on selected nights A place for quiet thought or a good Skype session. I like this place lots!

Location is very nice to do people watching, right in the middle of busy George street in city…read more This chain coffee shop offered loyalty card that can be redeem after you collect some points. Love the "voltage" medium cold drink GJ version of ice blended coffee that contains 2 shoots of caffeine on regular side and 3 shoots on the large side. I don't usually buy regular coffee like cappuccino, lattes or flat white from this chain shops, I only bought this particular drink. I did once tried very vanilla latte and salted caramel frappe, but in my opinion just ok, nothing really special. Oh, forget to mention, also the have free wi-fi, So yeah.. Yelping, browsing or just doing assignment for Uni student made easy!

Small but mighty, this store makes the most of the space that it has. In a glassed overpass between…read moremall sections, there are tables and chairs as well as shelves labeled with sections of books for sale. Inside there's a nice children's section, a "recommended by staff" shelf, fiction and nonfiction, and plus little games and gifts. Oh, don't forget the barista opposite the check out counter. Being small, they are very aware of social distancing and limited patrons inside. With the constant flow of mall traffic, they do very well for themselves here.

Cosy little bookshop cafe with second hand books as well as new ones. Plenty of comfortable…read moreseating. Pretty efficient service. There are shopping centre toilets nearby. Seats outside on the bridge are really nice. It's about 5 minutes walk to the train station and bus stop.