Staff are lovely and hospitable. Clean premises. I ordered…read morea Piccolo $4.00 and a Pecan Tart $9.50. The Piccolo is a bit strong for me but I did enjoy the tart. I'd love to come back here again.

From the owner: Guylian Belgian Chocolate Café is located at the entrance to Westfield Parramatta on the corner of…read moreChurch & Argyle St. Dine in or takeaway, our boutique cafe features a refined all-day menu complemented by Guylian's exclusive 100% Arabica coffee blend and world famous Hot Chocolates. Grab & go options include freshly baked pastries and baguettes, along with a selection of Guylian's most popular desserts, slices and tarts. There's also a great range of shakes & smoothies and of course everyone's favourite Belgian waffles topped with ice cream and rich Belgian chocolate sauce. With a range of fine Belgian chocolates & gifts also on offer, Guylian is the go-to Café destination.

These guys are awesome... I was visiting my sister in Sydney Australia, all the way from Phoenix…read moreArizona, and have heated of these guys but never seen them, so they were in Lidcomb (I think) one weekend in June (freezing cold) and we went and saw them. They know how to put up a show. Lines were long and it was worth it. We get out order in and the guys are nice, friendly, with a huge smile and huge beards (just like me). They sing and dance and and bake our favorite middle eastern desert "knafeh". Now the food....I've never had Jerusalem style Knafeh, I've had of course the Armenian style called (ghadayef) also the Egyptian style which is called (basboosa) and the Jordanian and Lebanese style. I know some may say they're different but in many ways (to me) the idea is the same. This type of knafeh I had was a very good knafeh, for a food truck baking it fast, but it wasn't the best. Still we went back the next day, we got some more and their tea that they prepare omg is so good. Go for the dance, the atmosphere, the fun times, and also the knafeh. It's really good. Can't wait to come back to Sydney and Experience them again. May be they should come to Phoenix. #TheBeardedArmenian

Can we all agree that it's an outdoor family club that serves delicious dessert!?…read more I came here on a Saturday night, and holy what a scene! It was packed with people waiting in line, eating and simply there enjoying the music and entertainment. These long bearded men know how to throw a party. The music was loud, all the workers were dancing as well as the crowd that was around. This place attracted people from all ages with different diversities and backgrounds. It was something very different from what I've ever experienced, especially when there's only 3 things on the menu! 1 that's actually edible - their knafeh. The knafeh ...where do I begin. That sweeeet sweet cheese dessert!! It was almost like a more textured, creamier but lighter version of a creme brulee. It's a little sugar heavy so I would recommend sharing it with another person unless you have a major sweet tooth then you'll easily demolish this. It was simple and delicious - and to only have that on the menu they are definitely doing something right. If you haven't tried it - definitely go before they move to a different location! It's $8 you will not regret.

Nice location, just past the busy section of church street…read more Quick and friendly service with a great selection of desserts. I had the Charlotte strawberry which was fresh and tasty! My wife had some beklawa, and she said it was awesome!!

YUM. Entering the Seasweet Patisserie, the smell and sight of the most lovely looking pastries I…read morehave ever seen overwhelms me. Originating from Lebanon, Seasweet has added a Parramatta franchise to its international chain of patisseries - and I for one am glad they did! The shop is staffed by friendly people who are happy to help you choose between macaroons and petit fours and those delicious looking pieces of baklava. There are also cakes, brownies, desserts and a whole range of tempting things - definitely best avoided if you're on a diet! I go there in search of a gift, which the staff are more than happy to help me find, a present that ends up being well within my price range and puts a huge smile on the face of the recipient. For one whole kilo of mixed sweet things, I paid $20 - how is that possible? Amazing! The food looks as great as it tastes; I dare anyone to go into Seasweet and not be overcome!

What an amazing find it is! Delicious cakes, Lebanese sweets , homemade biscuits and chocolate .Who…read morecould ask for more ..But wait there is amazing coffee too. I just happened to order my Son's birthday cake from here as this was the only place that was ready to do design that I wanted. And that too at a decent price! So I decided to give it a try. Trust me we have become regular customers since then. Anytime we are in the area we don't miss an opportunity to buy some cakes or dessert from here. The Chocolate mud cake and the Black forest are just too good. I haven't had a better black forest cake anywhere else - so soft and fresh - literally melts in your mouth. And when I complemented them on the black forest cake once - I found that the owner Youssef El-Kadi is trained in the art of French Patisserie. The place is very well kept, neat and tidy and the people are friendly. The love and affection reflects on their faces and I think that's a great selling point. Try it to believe it .

A great place to get great coffee! Probably the only place in Harris Park that do coffee. Lots of…read moredelicious pastries, cakes and gelato on offer at very inexpensive prices! The black forest and tiramisu get a special mention. Definitely, need to go back again and pig out on more cakes! ;)

The staff is helpful. If you have not been to their chain previously, you will be instructed on how…read moreto get your item. You are also given samples of any of the yogurt. Unfortunately, they are also a bit condescending and scold customers as if they are little children. If you fail to place any of the handles in the fully top position, the staff will lecture you. It does not matter if the handle is raised enough to stop the flow of yogurt from pouring.

Another Oliver Brown chain! But who cares anything with chocolate is always welcome!…read more Located towards George St, its before you head down Church St towards all the other restaurants are. I always seem to go for the coconut hot chocolate! HOT DAM this stuff is sweet - best to have it only once every blue moon! Also great is the waffles! If you go with someone get your own! There is no such thing as sharing at this place! Overall great place to get your chocolate fix and catch up with friends and family.

My first time here and on a Sunday morning this was one of the few cafes in Parramatta that I was…read moreable to get into. Bit of a worry that while everywhere else in town is full (or shut) this place was empty. Anyway, apart from the staff being asleep it is a pleasant cafe specialising in coffee and desserts even though I had scrambled eggs which were OK. Hot chocolate was very nice.

Double waffle drizzled with milk chocolate served with strawberries and 1/2 banana on the side for…read more$20. A trio is $26. A lovely snack in between shopping. Value for $? not quite but definitely a good a treat for kids and a pregnant woman with massive cravings.

Firstly, poor customer service as my friend and I were waiting for our Berrylicious pancakes, for…read morequite some time. The strawberries tasted stale and the pancakes weren't warm. I ordered the 80's milkshake, expecting it to be served in a dine-in coffee cup or such, however I received the milkshake in a take-away cup, not properly filled and no proper explanation as to why the milkshake was not served as a dine-in drink, after asking the staff about the poor drink appeal. I expect better next time, please. If you do not have enough dine-in cups for specific drinks, stock up on extras. It ruins the atmosphere and enjoyment of the place.

Been here a couple of times. The place is absolutely beautiful, food and service is good.read more

This place is such an insta-worthy spot and the dishes are so colorful that I had to add this to…read moreour list to hit up while we were in the city. The set up is absolutely adorable. It's really cute here and very bright. it reminded me of a really adorable cafe in the streets of europe. RED VELVET LATTE I didn't like this latte. It was way too sweet. The consistency was a nice thickness and I could taste the red velvet, but it was very rich. MORNING GLORY- mango, peach, and passionfruit I really liked this refreshing drink. It's definitely something to order on a warm day. The fruit flavors were very good and sweet. This could perhaps be a mimosa in the making. THE FRENCHY- vanilla mascarpone, maple, berries, caramelised banana, mochi rice cake This dish was very sweet. It was a mistake ordering this because everything on the plate was sweet. I did like the french toast. It had a good thick texture on the edges, but still soft and moist in the center. The fresh fruits helped to balance out some of the sweetness of the dish, but unfortunately there was not enough fruits. The maple was too sweet and the caramelised banana was also very rich with the mascarpone. Most likely we won't be ordering this in the future. ARIGATO WAFFLES- furikake chicken waffles, cheddar, crispy bacon, and miso hollandaise This was my favorite dish of the meal. It was absolutely perfect. I'm giving this place an extra star because of this dish. The waffles were perfect. It was crisp and so light. The chicken was also very crispy and moist. The miso hollandaise sauce really tied everything together and added a sweet and savory factor. The bacon was not as crisp as I would've liked. I would've preferred the fattier bacon for texture purposes and also because it's more flavorful. Overall, it was the perfect dish for my palate. I will come back solely for the arigato waffles. It was so good. Other than that, everything else was ehh~ Service was not great. It took the girls forever to get our orders. The decor is definitely something to come for.

I went here last year. This dessert spot is wonderful. Three main items on the menu:…read more Chocolate, Churros, and Macarons. They also have ice cream and coffee. This is the place you bring one friend or a date for quiet conversation. Outside seating is also available. I ordered an affogato coffee. It was delicious.

They may sell the nicest chocolate (debatable) but their service in the Parramatta store is…read moredeplorable. They might be nice people but they are cranky when they get busy - maybe more staff would be the answer. After dinner a few weeks ago, we had planned to have dessert at San Churro. We found that to be impossible with crowds of people at the counter and no where to sit. The staff were busy serving and their attitude leaves a lot to be desired. After waiting 15 minutes and seemingly not getting any closer to the counter, we gave up and went further down the road and had dessert at another restaurant. C'est La Vie!

I remember when this place used to be a bank. Little has changed in the layout but now the currency…read moreis Lebanese sweets. You can buy Abla sweets in many places but I just love this place. Where the bank clerks used to sit are huge plates of baklava or nougat or monster Easter eggs due to the season. They also sell gelato and cakes. If you want to have a coffee there is space for that too.

This place is Middle Eastern dessert heaven. The only thing I could recognise was the baklava so it…read morewas a bit overwhelming when I first went here, wanting to get one of everything without really knowing what they were. And also as a newbie, I had no idea how the ordering system works, but I got by when I said to the lady at the counter, "Can I get five pieces of...." walked to wherever it was and pointed to what I wanted. On my second visit, I discovered that you need to specify which plate size to get and then you can point and pick what you want. The big plates seem to be good value for parties or events. There's hardly any labels at their displays so it's hard to know what exactly it is that you're getting if you're not familiar with what they are. I think we've tried the sfoof and one flavour of their baklava, which are now both my favourites. They are pretty sweet and can get a bit sickening if you eat too much at one go, but delicious nonetheless, and great to get the garlic smell off your breath after a meal at nearby El Jannah. There are some tables and chairs for eating in, I reckon it would be good to get a group of friends together and get one of everything to get a sampler of what they have.