Food 5 Service 5…read moreAmbiance 5 Highly recommend from my side The food was mouth-watering, the service was top-notch, and the ambiance was cozy.

This group of shops has been crying out for a place like this for a long time as it had slowly been…read moredying out & becoming irrelevant but Mannelli's has come along & freshened the whole place up bringing crowds in. Being a new place they've been fiddling around with the hours & range to see what works for the area. The fitout is clean & modern & the food is much better in substance & presentation but most importantly the Campos coffee is of a more than acceptable level for a local. It's not somewhere I'd suggest going out of your way for but if you're local or passing through it's a great option particularly as it's much easier & free to park compared to down the road in Parra.

Delicious little cafe with a wide choice of fresh sandwiches/ wraps. Quality ingredients and…read moregenerous filling. Pastries and sweets are good too, incl. muffins and gluten free options There are a few tables outside if you want to eat out in the sun. A great alternative to the subway or Asian takeaway options next door !

So, this is probably the best cafe next to Pennant Hills Station, however, in comparison to other…read morecafes in the area (Thornleigh or Beecroft), it is only 3 stars. So if you are at the Station and need a cup of coffee, then go crazy. However, if you have a car and don't mind driving another 5 minutes, then I would reconsider. Serving Campos coffee (which I am not a fan of) this is a small cafe in Pennant Hills Shopping Centre. Having out door sitting (looking at the beautiful car park), this place is surprisingly busy on weekends and peak time. So I was hoping for awesome coffee in this area, but sadly, the coffee is only average. I think the best thing about this cafe is probably the sandwiches and the muffins. Offering a range of sandwiches and wraps, they are actually quite nice. Specifically, as there is not that many places to sit, and so you have to generally get take-away. So if you've walked here, this is the best cafe in the Station area, however, not worth going out of your way.

This cafe is a bit out of the way. but the food is well priced and tastes amazing. Also coffee is…read moregood too. A burger starts at under $10 which is pretty decent for cafe pricing. The staff were friendly and I would definitely go back. It's like a hidden gem. Opposite Metro Inn Hotel carpark.

Being open from 7am INSTANTLY warrants the first 3 stars!…read moreStaff were friendly and efficient. Nice outdoor seating area However, they lost a star as a result of the bench seating being patched with duct tape in several locations. Made my regular (Large Creme Brûlée on skim no cream) well and the cheese and tomato brioche was nice and hot

Good selection of beverages and cakes and pastries comfortable surroundings and reasonable pricesread more

Very friendly hole in the wall set up , good coffee and very sharp pricing makes this a must go to…read morelocation as you pass through to the train for your daily commute. Selection of food and the option to sit down outside .

Fresh new seating. Great to run in/run out for a coffee…read morewithout needing to go inside the shopping centre. Staff are generally friendly, and pick up the regulars names quite quickly. Orders are made pretty quickly and on a RARE occasion do they get the order wrong. Good choice of food as well.

I really enjoy coming to this Gloria Jean's…read more + It's open late! + Parking is easy + Good option of seating - The coffee is Gloria Jean's, drinkable but don't expect great things. There are options of trendy indoor seating with couches and tables, or al fresco seating outdoors if you want some fresh air (smoking is allowed, so the fresh isn't guaranteed). It's a useful place to catch up with someone, grab a coffee and relax. The staff are generally friendly and to the point, with the occasional exception of a staff member that still needs customer service training, but they never ruin the experience. The store is in its own building, so there is plenty of room. The only noise comes from other patrons, the whirl of the grinder and the kissing of milk from the barista (all good things). There is free WiFi access through Unwired. It's easy enough to use for casual browsing, though the wireless connection is unencrypted so I wouldn't be doing anything sensitive/confidential incase someone else is sniffing your packets (it seems paranoid, except I have seen this happen before). Like all good Gloria Jean's, the coffee is consistent with company standards. Don't come expecting great coffee, it's Gloria Jean's, though it's definitely a palatable, warm, caffeinated beverage it's the location and convenience that are the winners here.

So when this cafe first opened the coffee was exceptional. But sadly like all good cafes that…read morebecome popular, they have changed - and not for the better. Now the quality of the coffee is inconsistent. Sometimes it is a good cup of coffee and others it is undrinkable. So honestly it depends on your luck. The food is the same, but with all the options now opening in the area it no longer worth coming down. In other words I have stopped coming at all to this cafe.

Super yummy big breakfast! Eggs, bacon, sausage, hash browns, tomatoes, mushrooms, and toast all…read moreserved on a wooden board. The coffee was great and the decor of the little cafe was cozy and relaxed. Couldn't have been more please with this little place.

The food is always fresh, tasty and well presented…read more What sets this cafe apart from the rest are the exceptional staff who are amongst the best in Sydney. Always charming, helpful, friendly and genuinely pleased to see you. We couldn't recommend this buzzy, energetic yet relaxing cafe enough. Go there now!!

If I lived in the area and this were my only option then I wouldn't be too disappointed. The…read morebreakfast menu has a bit of everything on it, the service was fast and the staff friendly enough. The pricing was about standard and the layout of the cafe was nothing to rave about, with tiled floors and plastic seats. This is more just a personal quirk, but I was really put off when the woman asked me how everything was, using my name, after having read it off my debit card when I'd handed it to her for payment.