Decent but nothing to write home about...oh, right. Had the vermicelli bowl. Not bad, but had…read morebetter. Portion was a bit small as well. Good place for lunch I suppose. Definitely caters to the big lunch crowd that comes to this area.

Went here twice to try their fresh rolls and mock pork banh mi but I doubt I'll be back. You'd…read moreexpect a perfect banh mi for $7.90 but they're not very big and the second one I had was missing the sauceand chilli, making it a regulation salad roll. Decent concept but at these prices they have to be getting the basics right.

Trendy cafe in a gorgeous spot. Plenty of seating indoors and outdoors…read more The menu is so extensive it's hard to know what to order! I settled on the old favourite - Eggs Benny with Salmon. The salmon wasn't regular smoked salmon but a thicker smokey flavoured fillet and it tasted delicious! Can't wait to try more from this menu :-) The chai latte and coffee we got were also delish! Perfect blend and well made

Good coffee. A bit on the milky side for me but good nonetheless. The Croque Madame with the three…read morelayers of smoked ham, Gruyere and fried eggs on sourdough hit the spot. The wife wasn't overenthusiastic about the veggie burger but the Belgian brownie won her over. Pure chocolate decadence. :)

As small cafes go, this one is very good. The name says it all except for the Flaminn, I don't get…read morethat. I think they've added it to the end to differentiate themselves from Fundamental Food Fresh in Balmain. Great salads, great cous cous, and in winter wonderful soups. There's plenty of room inside and out. The tables are set far enough away from each other so that getting up doesn't mean someone has to squash in. I often choose it over other cafes because it's away from the busy section of Glebe Point Rd - just.

What a ridiculous name of a restaurant! Fundemental Food Flamminn. I mean, I'm all for…read morealliteration, but PUHlease. Anyway, the name and the collection of leather, high backed office-type chairs were enough to put me off this place the first dozen times I went past it. But I stopped one day to look at the menu and decided to try a take away salad. And now, wouldn't you know, it's a weekly dietary staple for me. Their pumpkin salad, with roast chicken is absolutely delightful. Chocked full of veggies like broccoli, tomatoes, carrots, beetroot, and onion, it definitely won't leave with you that empty "I only ate a salad for lunch" feeling.

Sometimes there is a silver lining when you get out of the car in a area you dont know just so you…read morecan take your screaming child for a walk to so you dont go mental. My reward one day was stumbling across Wolf and the Honeybee. What a great find and so to do the owners justice given I started the review in reference to my screaming kid. I would like to say this is some of the best coffee, food and art I have seen in awhile. Unbeknown to myself this cafe has only been opened for a few weeks and is a sister or cousin to The Bunker in Darlinghurst. There is art from local artists that adorn the wall and they serve up rustic, home-style food matched with the best coffee. Why does the Wolf and the Honeybee have to be in Newtown we need one like it on the North Shore. Congfratulations Marrickville/Newtown yet another little addition to the neighbourhood

I think I am one of the rare few who doesn't consider campos coffee to be anything special but I…read morewas in need of caffeine so in I went. The exterior is pretty corner cafe typical, as is the interior. We just had take away coffees and a chocolate, raspberry & coconut brownie. Coffee ticked the caffeine box but wasn't anything to get too excited about, the brownie was good but not at all typical in brownie texture. It was more like a really dense and decadent fudge slice. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but if I was in the area, I'd give it another shot.

I like a restaurant that has ambience and this one ticks all the boxes in that department. Service…read morewas friendly and very attentive. We had the banquet ($45 per head) and it was lovely. To start we had 3 dips with beautiful pita bread and a greek salad. Followed by salt and pepper calamari, bbq octopus and haloumi. The mains were slow cooked pork, lamb and chicken with chips. There was so much food and reasonably priced compared to the other touristy restaurants in Brighton le sands. We had great bottle of rose to go with our meal. Will defiantly be back to meet that Greek again!

With its earthy tones and rustic decor, Meet the Greek ticked all the right boxes in the ambience…read moredepartment. The food was tasty, but the servings quite small. Appetizers are four pieces per serving and at $13 for four tiny dolmades it's way overpriced. The skewered meat is $8 per piece and they have a minimum order of 2. A quick calculation for a party of four people at two souvlakia per person came out to be $64. At these prices I'd like a view.

I'm torn with this place. The staff are awesome. The queer art is excellent. The people coming and…read moregoing seem to be pretty rad. They didn't, however, have good chai, and their Scram 3, while sounding promising was over-herbed but somehow still not very tasty. Maybe I hit the weakest point on the menu, but meh.

I've only been once, but was sorta digging this place. I had the Scram #2 with bacon. I was torn…read morebetween that and Scram #1 but they told me that #2 came with cheese and I was sold. They had decent size portions. My friend got a sandwich and it was the size of her face. I suppose on the same note, it wasn't the cheapest brunch either. You might spend $14-17 on food here? I would definitely go back, but probably wouldn't venture over to Newtown because I was craving it.

This place won me the Bawler Badge. The badge that is specifically designed for parents. The badge…read morethat makes you bawl when you realise your check-ins are getting significantly less debaucherous and more kid-friendly. And I'm not even a parent yet! C&F is a good solid cafe for if you live in or around Beecroft or like to be able to buy kid clothes with your big breakfast. The coffee is Gabriel brand, the ingredients are fresh and you'll find all your old cafe favourites like BLAT, hotcakes and ricotta on fruit toast. Prices are pretty standard for the area, around $20-25 per person. Make no mistake, there will be kids so don't go here if you're the cantankerous type. There is a little reading corner, shelves of toys for your kids to pester you into buying and clothes so cute they'll make you want to reproduce.

Walking up from Beecroft station this was the first cafe that stuck out. And I really mean stuck…read moreout. You'll know this cafe by the fish kites hanging down from the doorway. As a parent I noticed a few things straight away. This place is focused on mum's with kids. The kids menu is nearly as long as the regular menu. They also have a mini bench with mini chairs for mini people (at said bench are pots of pencils that seem to have coloured a great proportion of the wall). The coffee here was great. A little over espressed (and thus a little burnt and bitter), but seriously just a tad (don't forget, I really am a picky bastard). I don't recall having drunk Di Gabriel coffee before, but it was enjoyable. Getting back to the primary focus of this cafe, mums with kids, I am sure they would be happy this cafe uses a range of loose leaf T2 tea. And for the kids, the babychinos expressly come with marshmellows (which more cafes should really do! Some places charge $2 for a small glass of milk!!). Everyone coming in seems to be on a first name basis with Scott, who does a great job on the old espresso machine. The cafe has the same laid back feel Scott brings, with a backing track of smooth jazz. Cafe Summary ------------------------ Passion for Coffee - 8/10 Coffee beans - Di Gabriel coffee Crema (1=burnt, 10=velvet) - 8/10 Special coffees avail? - N/A P.S. If the kids still have too much energy, perhaps you might want to check out the Beecroft Station Park ( http://frid.co/oSk9Sz )

I've been wanting to come to this little Cafe for some time. It's name pulled me - I'm of the eco…read morewarrior/we are one type model human being and appreciate like-minded/hearted people. This Cafe didn't disappoint. It has the hippy vibe but in a suburban context. Meaning the clientele is middle class and it's located on a busy road in Willoughby yet the atmosphere is chilled, the food is organic and hand made and the owners seem refreshingly real. The hand knitted scarves from Peru, acoustic and Celtic music playing the background, the vintage clothes and shoes corner down the back, the Indian rugs, the wooden floor boards, the globe hanging from the centre of the room, the random treasures I imagine collected on travels make this a Cafe a traveler would feel at home in. Some would recognize the hippy flavour but to me it tastes like home. The chicken, avocado, sun dried tomato and mayo on gluten free bread was as full and gourmet as I'd make at home - rough and beefy. Comforting. Coffee is fairtrade and organic. Loads of gluten free options available. Soooo good.

Omg what a lovely little café this is! Enjoyed every part of it. It seems to also be part clothing…read morestore with lots of other knick-knacks around the place. To be honest, didn't really have high expectations for the food but just thought it'd be a nice place for a relaxing brunch. However, the food was highly enjoyable! It feels like wholesome, delicious food that's good for the soul, made with loving care from the owner's heart. I mean it is pretty standard stuff but definitely done in a more healthy, homely way. There's a DIY eggs with added extras, and we added a potato cake, mushrooms, and spinach. The eggs were perfectly scrambled, like couldn't get any better, and the sides were all great healthy choices. The best thing about it all was how bland it was! And I mean this in the best way possible, because it just feels CLEAN and light. There's salt on the table if blandness isn't for you, so you can easily change it up. Lately I've started to really appreciate the natural taste of each ingredient so enjoy food which isn't overly saucey or seasoned from time to time. The baked potato was also a winning dish. It comes with beans, cheese and avocado (and I guess naturally with salsa and sour cream as well). When I asked if I could replace the cheese with mushrooms, the lovely man who could also possibly be the owner, was hesitant and worried that it wouldn't taste nice. Instead he said he'll add more avocado and some tomato, and of course I was happy to leave it up to him as it seemed he genuinely cared about bringing out a tasty dish. He also double checked for no sour cream, which was a great touch as I hadn't mentioned it (it wasn't listed on the menu I don't think so I forgot). Really understanding what the customer is after and customising to their wants and needs! The potato came out with a salad on the side, and my oh my it was so good! Again, on the bland side but all the ingredients were so fresh and I loved the beans, and just everything about it. We also got a cranberry, watermelon and mint fruit whip and it was just as delicious and refreshing and went down so well with the food! Loved the food, loved the warm service, and loved the cosy space!