Cakes , pastries , muffins and great coffee. Located in carrington st cbd , great service and very…read moreattractive lady making the coffee lol :) and a very good one at that , outdoor seating or takeaway , just a small hole in the wall really but it's bigger then that

We arrived in CBD late and needed to leave by 10am so breakfast had to be quick and close by. Ended…read moreup at Table Sixty after stopping by Lorraine's Patisserie and saw that there's no where to sit. While it's all outdoor sitting, they do have a 3 walled heated balcony around the corner. Good was great and the coffee and chai latte were even better. We got the smoked salmon, avo and tomato toast and added a poached egg and the mushroom truffle poached egg dish. Both were eggcellent! The only slight flaw was a light vinager taste to the eggs which was probably used to keep the whites together. All in all, if you fine yourself with some time in the morning on CBD in Wynyard stop by Table Sixty for at least a chai!

Was super excited to try the dumplings here and they definitely lived up to the hype. We started…read morewith a nice jasmine tea. It was a light pink color and a had a hint of sweetness. We then ordered the manga, kiss me, starburst, and snowwhite dumplings. The kiss me dumpling was filled with chicken, ginger, shallot, and soup. It was super flavorful and simple. The starburst dumpling was filled with chicken and Luyu homemade soup in a fruit infused flour dough. Honestly tasted pretty similar to the kiss me dumplings did not taste fruit. The Snow White dumplings were adorable as they looked like bunnies. They had shrimp and a delicous sticky exterior that was made of potato starch dough. Our last set of dumplings were the manga ones which were filled with different types of mushrooms. Wow, the presentation was incredible as they looked like hedgehogs, but more importantly they tasted amazing. The crunchy dough texture was a nice change from all the steamed dumplings. We also had the duck fried rice and the eggplant. The fries rice was delicious and the duck added so much flavor. The sticky eggplant was very unique. I had never had eggplant prepared that way. Overall, would give a 4.5 a wonderful meal and would definitely come back to try other dumplings and dishes!

Finally went here for dinner the other night after almost a year of walking past and staring…read morelongingly. A friend and I ordered carrot dumplings, hedgehog dumplings, fried rice, spring rolls, chicken dumplings and a glass of wine each for about $80 total. We're not usually massive eaters but this is one of those places where you have to make an exception! The spring rolls are easily the best I've had in Sydney, and the dumplings arrived with three dipping sauces which were actually quite distinctive, unlike many restaurants which seem to offer multiple bowls of soy disguised as other things. The servers were some of the quickest, most efficient staff I've met in all of Australia, and seemed to have the speech about ingredients and spiciness down pat...even rote. However, the fried rice arrived well after everything else, and at 8:30 on a Friday night, I felt like we were being rushed out the door despite empty tables. Even so, the dumplings were delicious, and the speed with which everything else arrived was a good fit for how hungry we were! Given how much food we ordered, the price was really fair, too. Can't wait to go back!

Went for brunch, friendly & welcoming Café, nice decor & bright & airy. They were baby friendly…read morehaving high chairs on hand. I ordered the Linseed Toast with Fig Jam, only $5, it was lovely the jam was thick & tasty without being overly sweet & a decent portion for my toast. My hubby orders the fruit granola, which was presented beautifully in a deep bowl with edible fruit & flowers. The Coffee was nice although personally I do like mine stronger. The staff were helpful & efficient & the atmosphere was pleasant with a mixed clientele. Worth a visit, the breakfast & lunch menu's offer something for everyone at reasonable prices.

Holy-oumi that one was good pair of burgers in Surrey Hills on Monday. Mind you, we were surprised…read moreto see the gluten free burger turned itself into a toastie/burger hybrid.... I'm calling it a burgstie. A bad ass burgstie, one with roasted pumpkin, halloumi, roasted red peppers and some awesome pesto like sauce, the other was waygu beef with halloumi.. yum yum yum. Despite going for the only slightly less virtuous option- please note there are no chips in the side, I did somewhat regret not trying a salad because they looked insanely good... all the food in here is to make you beautiful from the inside out, but if you're eating here you're probably beautiful anyway, well as far as I could see that was the vibe. Not cheap but worth the feel good halo over your head after you've chosen go virtuous and bloody loved it.

Great place to stop in for brekky on a Sunday morning…read more Staff were relatively friendly and cheerful. We had a quick skim of the menu, ordered at the counter and the food was out in a flash. We had the steak sandwich and the Avocado & tomato bruschetta. For drinks we went with a soy mocha and a kiwi smoothie (no dairy in the smoothies). The bruschetta was very nice. Mix of different tomatoes including some cherry tomatoes. The egg was poached perfectly and the bread was excellent as well. My only feedback here is that the serving could have been larger. It's only one slice of toast and one egg. For $13 I thought it was pushing the limits with the serving size. The steak sandwich was nice - I only had one bite but it was quite tasty. Thinly cut steak with sauce, lettuce, and cheese on Turkish. It was also served with natural style chips. The soy mocha wasn't bad. The kiwi smoothie was tasty. We originally opted for the mango but they were out of mango, strawberry, and one other flavour. Plenty of outdoor seating and a nice open area for the kids to run around adjacent to the restaurant. All in all. Well worth stopping in.

A nice little cafe at the neighbourhood. Good place to hang out with a laptop as they have totally…read morefigured out the power supply. Coffee is average but the rest is ok :)

I had a delicious Chicken and Walnut Salad sandwich from here today - it was very fresh, good…read morequality ingredients, nicely balanced portions of each in my sandwich. It was very enjoyable indeed. The Café itself is pleasant and the service is great. I'll be back, thank you.

This is a little cafe in the arcade near Liberty Place. Now this is a nice little cafe - but…read morehonestly not worth going out of your way to visit. Specifically now in the CBD there are a lot of amazing cafes, and in disclosure this is not one of them. However, if you are in this area and in desperate need of coffee - come a long and try it out. The serve Double Roasters Coffee beans, and it is quite a softer bean. In other words, if you like strong coffee, order a double shot. Or just avoid the milk altogether. The food here is standard, but a little bit on the pricey side. They have baked goods, which I am told are really good - But I have personally not tried them so I cant comment.

Lovely little place tucked at back of arcade. Fresh juices, organic treats, good coffee and cronuts…read morefrom Brewtown. Staff are really friendly. Some of the sit-down meals could be improved (avocado smash a bit plain) but that's just nitpicking. It's also very good value.

Stock is an unassuming cafe on the quieter end of Charing Cross, quietly but successfully churning…read moreout fantastic cafe fare. It's got none of the pretensions of the many other Eastern Suburbs cafes that will renovate and redesign based on the latest trends - just simple, clean lines with a sprinkle of homey knick knacks, and consistently tasty, morish food. Yes, all their food is pre-made (though daily if not more frequently, and on the premises) but they're not ashamed of it, with all the options laid out to tempt indecisive minds in their front cabinet. Thankfully, all the hot dishes are reheated to steaming hot with no cold spots, the salads always taste fresh and the staff are happy to patiently smile and answer questions even if you spend 15 minutes umm-ing and ahh-ing over the corn cakes, zucchini fritters, haloumi and spinach tart or the day's quiche. My only qualm would be their chai - too watery and the spice mix isn't quite balanced. But with all many top notch smoothies, milkshakes and coffees, it's not like you're stuck for options. Or perhaps you are...

Great cafe in waverley, really nice staff and especially the Indonesian lady that is there most of…read morethe time. They have a really nice mixed fruit, wholegrain fresh muffin each day, and a range of other fresh foods that you can eat or take away. There are sandwiches, burritos, salmon patties, frittatas, quiche, curries, salads and nasi gorang. You can also order eggs and toast etc to eat in. They have smoothies, coffees and milkshakes. I got the chicken and corn cakes (you get two) to take away this time (I've been many times before) with salad - it's delicious, very large and flavoursome and only $9. They also have frozen meals and pies which you can take away so easy to purchase meals at home. Every time I take a friend there, they love it too. Natural and casual atmosphere. Very fast service

Redfern has certainly changed a lot since I was a lot younger, and the hole in the wall coffee…read moreshops like this demonstrate this. It can be a little difficult to find, but that is one of the beauties of this place because there are a lot of these coffeeshops tucked away from the prying eyes, though they still seem to attract a crowd. This place isn't that large, though they have the standard fare for breakfast (and lunch). I've ended up drinking tea simply because I can't do coffee anymore, and the tea wasn't all that bad. Oh, at it has a nice vibe as well, and the back area was fairly quiet, at least on the week days (when people only come here for the coffee).

Small but mighty. My Redfern living experience is honestly enhanced by neighborhood heroes, Scouts…read moreHonour. The foood here is sahhhh tasty! Sandwiches stuffed with slow roast pork, salads tricked out with harissa sour cream, mint and pommegranate, and brunches fixed with the greenest greens and toasted pumpkin seeds. Get a box to takeaway and you'll be the envy of your coworkers. SH make discerning choices when it comes to what ingredients they use, calling on their favourite local suppliers. Even their sourdough and brown bread are sourced from two different bakers (Brickfields and Sonoma respectively). 'Cos only the best is good enough for their menu. Inside only seats about 20 peeps and yet they had five flavours of muffin this morning - testament to their passion for homespun noms. Don't walk away without grabbing a banana, peanut butter and choc. Mmmm.... Hot tip: Scouts Honour do the best avo on toast in town.