An unassuming hidden gem, run by the friendliest & hardest working couple. Great coffee, quick…read moreservice and some of the most delicious food we've found living in the CBD. The BLAT, Chicken Gourmet Club, Peri Peri Chicken Salad, the list goes on and on, all make with extremely fresh ingredients, bread and to order.

The workers here are very attentive to the patrons-- one even rushed over to make sure I had a…read moreseat...old lady with a cane! Sonny, G.S. and I all had a bite; banana bread for G.S., croissant for me and egg breakfast for Sonny. The banana bread and croissant came with butter and/or jam--really tasty. The breakfast had poached eggs, spinach, avocado, toast, mushrooms, and haloumi and a hashbrown. We all had our favorite coffee drinks including a babycinno. There are quite a few Three Bean Coffee locations in the area and I think I went to another location in the same mall.

I've found Three Beans coffees somewhat disappointing (given their price and goals) in most stores…read moreI have tried. The Chatswood store however is a brewing a nice cup, mellow in taste (I'm talking coffee here, not sparkling water). The Vegemite on turkish toast are a good treat with your coffee. They'll even give you a fancy plate, but I'd rather pay 50¢ less for presentation. Like most Three Beans franchises they're a bit on the more expensive side and so allow for only the occasional visit, although I believe they have some regular customers. Staff is always friendly and their store is quite cosy, especially for Chatswood.

Staff are wonderful, friendly and are able to remember the names of every regular customer. Service…read morefor coffee is lightning fast despite the queue being out the door most days. I have a coffee shop in my building but walk 250m to go to 3 beans instead. Price is on par with the rest of Chatswood. The food looks great but I have only tried the toast.

Espresso and cappuccino both are good. Friendly staffs and quick service. Price is reasonable.read more

Nice little gem of a coffee place located near the Bronte Rd bus stop at Bondi Junction. Probably…read morethe best coffee in the immediate vicinity of Bondi Junc. Upon walking in the place, you are greeted with a coffee roasting machine that is humming away doing its magic on some Sumatran beans (they roast their beans in-house daily). The staff are always super friendly and the place is my number one pick (pun intended) for a coffee while shopping at Westfield or when a caffeine hit is needed before boarding a bus to Bronte. The place itself is nicely decorated with comfy lounge style chairs if you feel like having a pastry or sandwich with your beverage (yep they'll satisfy mild hunger pangs too). To add to the atmosphere, the walls are adorned with coffee information and shots of the owner in action preparing syphon coffee and other various coffee related acts. Can also buy some coffee hardware here too (percolators, syphons and other coffee paraphernalia). Top spot this one..

Probably one of the worst coffee blends I've ever had. I have to stop ordering espressos in Sydney…read more I'm sure that as part of a mocha or a latte it would've been ok. Thankfully it was part of quite abundant yet lacklustre affogato, which for $5 in Bondi Junction was quite reasonable. The atmosphere is awesome despite being small and tucked up in a sidestreet that you wouldn't choose to walk down on unless you knew this place was there. The staff is friendly and the service fast. The takeaway here: Sydney doesn't cater to Italians and other espresso drinkers. This place is no exception but it's quite a nice and cheap alternative to the thousands of coffee shops that already exist.

This açai bowl was on point with looks and taste I had peanut butter granola and strawberry and the…read moreratio was amazing and don't get me started on the customer service the nicest workers

Service was good but I was here on a Thursday afternoon around 2.30pm and the place was pretty…read morequiet! I normally go for the Voltage at GJ's but today I opted for an Iced Coffee which is basically syrup and milk that you have stir yourself! I thought they were meant to at least put it in the blender? Tastes OK though.

We have to go to Woolworths and I wanted to get a cup of coffee so walking into Gordon Centre we…read morehave a couple of choices. There's the deli...not a good choice, it used to be good, then for reasons we won't get into we stopped going. Gloria Jeans is also there...but really that's usually a last resort when it comes to coffee. Then there is Devereaux, a small corner café with a great older coffee machine and an open comfortable vibe. The coffee was solid and the banana bread was great. It's a perfect combination when you need a pick-me-up. We ordered two more coffees takeaway and drank them while we did our shopping around the Centre. It's a great choice for our caffeine fix and fits into our weekly shopping quite nicely with Woolworths, the news agency and the Discount Drug store all within 25 meters of the café.

A pleasant little corner cafe in the Gordon centre. It certainly is better than the other two cafes…read morebut it is by no means perfect. The little cakes and raisin toast are lovely, so are the other lunchy things though some can be a bit pricey. Unfortunately the coffee can be a bit hit and miss, today it was too hot and almost burnt. On other occasions it has been too weak. Still, it is a pleasant place to sit and watch the passing parade.

I should firstly say that I don't drink coffee or tea so unfortunately my review cannot comment on…read morethose things. In the annex is one of many new 'hipster' cafés (jam jars instead of glassware is a dead giveaway) that have been opening recently everywhere. Whilst the interior is beautiful, for me this is a place that you will either love (my housemate swears by their coffee and breakfast burrito) or be indifferent towards. Unfortunately, I'm in the latter category. I should start by saying I'm a fairly simple soul - I look for good food that is reasonably priced when I eat out. While the Annex does do good food, their menu is very very limited (as they don't really have a kitchen to cook anything). Last time I went there were literally only one or two things I would consider ordering off it. Admittedly that was the Xmas menu, but I still remember it being like that before as well. Coupled with the limited options some of the food can be on the more expensive side (for what you get). If you like coffee I think you will probably love this place, if you're like me then you could be a bit indifferent to the whole thing and find yourself thinking about the $5 burgers next door...

It is unusual for me to feel the need to review a cafe on the first sitting, but today I feel that…read moredesire. Whether or not it was influenced by being my first stop for coffee this morning or just a damn fine experience, I am really happy that I ended up here. Started off with a batch brew made with Nicaraguan single origin from Sample Coffee Roasters. It was much darker than I would normally expect from Sample, but with this darkness came a really nice body and slight english breakfast finish. Unfortunately as the coffee was getting on a bit, many of the florals had flown, but what was left was still a very enjoyable start to the day. But then when the Umami long black came out, the aroma almost had me salivating. A robust and smooth body, it had a perfect balance highlighted with light florals and light winey back end to make it all worthwhile. Basically...yum. So if you are in the area and want a great coffee, this seems like a great option. Oh...and they do food.... :-) Coffee: Umami Passion: 8/10 Crema: 9/10