My colleagues and I made a smart move when we decided to come here for dessert after dinner next…read moredoor. The staff here were very friendly and welcoming. We tried a few flavors before deciding on what to get. I decided on the Fior di Panna in a sugar cone. It had a light pure gelato taste with a touch of macadamia vanilla cream. Definitely recommend this flavor! Honestly all of the flavors were good! Aside from gelato, they had other types of desserts, even pastries and tiramisu made fresh to order!

The breakfast here was unexpectedly delicious! One of my most memorable in Sydney. The avo-toast…read morewas filling and the French toast is a must (but perhaps without the fairy floss unless you have a real sweet tooth).

Nice brunch on a sunny Good Friday morning! I'd a blueberry muffin which was a very generous size…read moreand a flat white. The cafe is very airy and situated on a nice location on King Street. There was a great buzz and atmosphere in the cafe!!! I will definitely be going back for another feel good experience:)

The coffee here is always great. I will often pass by on my way to work for a quick piccolo. I use…read morethe paypal app to order my coffee as I walk and it's always waiting for me as soon as I get there. The team are friendly and this place has all you need to get a convenient breakfast or even a catch up with colleagues.

This is the 3rd Yo Chi I've been to during my visit to Australia. I have to say this is the…read morefanciest and prettiest location. For starters, it overlooks the Barangaroo Harbour. Also, the building itself resembles the swirls of yogurt, and the inside is tastefully decorated. Very elegant, it even has a grand piano. Upon arrival, one of the staff members offered us samples of the various yogurt flavors. I tried a few, and stuck with my personal favorite, the signature plain tart. I proceeded to fill my bowl and topped it off with some lemon cakes, strawberries, and chopped almonds. It was very satisfying!

After dinner, I stopped by Yo Chi for some frozen yogurt. Upon arrival, one of the friendly staff…read moremembers offered me a variety of samples. If I wanted to, I could've sampled all 10 flavors. I tried the strawberry cream, coconut raspberry, matcha, açaí, and signature tart. This is a self serve where you select your choice of flavors, fill your bowl to your heart's desire, and add all of your favorite toppings. They charge by weight, so be careful not to get too carried away! I ended up with the signature tart and added dragon fruit, strawberries, a coconut trail mix, and chopped almonds. It was delish! The yogurt was velvety smooth. The fruit toppings were all very fresh. They had a good number of tables, chairs, and benches. The ambiance was very upbeat with great music. I definitely recommend this place!

Ok yep I'm a fan. I literally only came in because it's at the bus stop and I'm STARVING ain't got…read moretime for no yelping or finding somehere "perfect"... but Bar Sport kind of is! It was so bizarrely quiet inside I wasn't sure if I should whisper my order but the barista sorted that with a well-projected, friendly welcome. The reason for the quiet by the way, was simply that almost every table was occupied by just one person- and the only pair were buried in newspapers. Techno was pumpin & TVs were playing. .. sport duh! With volume down. This would be an awesome place to watch the football and my great coffee & $6 panini will tide me over til I get home. Local simplicity and a bit of a gem. *UPDATE!: I went back inside to pay after posting the above and it was all chit chat, no techno, and volume on the sport! So I'll leave that there because I enjoyed the ambience but i think the bizarrely quiet library moment was just a moment.

Entering Bar Sport is like leaving the country, flying to Italy and going into a small town bar…read moreanywhere in the country. The newspaper have been well read, there may be several old men sitting having an espresso and the counter bar is full of Italian panini, cakes and pastries. I enjoy going to Bar Sport, it's the next best thing to going to Italy. Owned by Joe, whose brother owns Osvaldo Polletti (see review), it is run as an old time bar. Ordering a coffee means an espresso, if you want to order something else you have to speak up. Joe knows everybody who goes there and everybody's name - if he's never seen you before, he'll strike up a conversaion so that next time you go he'll remember you. He sells fantastic panini (bread rolls) stuffed with provolone and ham. The ciambelli (doughnuts) and canoli are fresh from the bakery. Joe plays all the latest sport on the two TV's and it gets rather crowded if there's a big game on If you've never been there, next time you go to Leichhardt check it out.

Best Vietnamese Iced Coffee. Best price for Vietnamese Che/dessert hot and cold. Very nice lady…read morethat explained to me that the cold Che is $5 for 8 items of your choice. You can top it with coconut milk or sugar water. Being from the States we have these Vietnamese desserts everywhere. When I got to Cabramatta I expected to find these dessert shops in abundance but was disappointed that they were so hard to find. Taiwanese dessert shops are not the same thing. I have been looking for a good Vietnamese Ché shop and even though they don't offer everything they have at least the basic ones and good selection of items. Next time I will get my durian shake from here. Enjoy!

A cosy little cafe at Paddington's 5-Ways with a chilled-out vibe. You're always welcomed like a…read moreclose friend here and everyone seems to be a regular customer. The staff are just lovely, especially the owners Alex and Roya. The coffee is fantastic plus they serve lovely little breakfasts like eggs and avocado on soy and linseed toast. Check it out!