We came here for breakfast based on the reviews. We got here right when it opened. I almost missed…read morethis place as there's no big sign out front. There's no indoor seating. We were sat across the restaurant. It's raining but we were sitting under the roof. We ordered a beef brisket sandwich, a tuna melt and The Deb (avocado toast). They were all good especially the brisket sandwich. The meat was very tender and juicy. I love that they used fresh arugula and pickled onion which balanced well with the meat. The tuna melt was very tasty as well. The sourdough bread was well toasted adding some crunchiness. I'll definitely go back for more.

10/10. You must get the mediterranean plate plus a side of lamb. The kitchen is tiny but they serve…read moresome big flavours.

On a hot day it seems to be cooler outside than inside. I don't know if they don't have…read moreair-condition at all or just don't use it, but it is stuffy and hot in there. I purchased a cold drink and was able to score a cup of ice to go with it. I also got a raspberry chocolate bar to go with it. Sitting outside, well there are the birds. Can't blame the birds for trying to get some food, but you better be aware that you will have to defend your purchase. The ibis are particularly daring in their pursuit. The biggest nuisance birds do sport a number on them I was told, these are the known trouble makers. Watch out for #91. Besides the birds though, it is a nice little spot to rest and snack. Restrooms are also located nearby.

AVOID the milkshake. It was a hot day, I wanted a cold, icy milkshake. It was not a milkshake…read moretexture, completely liquid & runny like regular milk with a tiny amount of strawberry syrup. I don't think they blended in ANY ice. Basically it's a $8.50 glass of strawberry milk. Very disappointing. The pastries were ok though. About what you expect.

Always good to stop off on a harbour walk and grab a coffee overlooking the pool and navy yards…read more Good coffee and wine list to have over cafe style food. Well worth a visit.

The views are amazing, especially when the sun is out. Great spot to take visitors to who are new…read moreto Sydney. Friendly staff and a good variety of (breakfast) options on the menu, a bit pricey for the small portions. If you like your coffee hot probably good to mention when ordering.

After 25 years, I was on the hunt for the best meat pie in Australia. This happened to be the first…read moreof many and I was tempted to come back just for the experience. December 12, 2018 in the mid-afternoon.

What a cool café. Open only 4 weeks ago by two cool, friendly dudes. Their self invented 'Whipolo'…read moredrinks are the bomb!! Seriously sensational version of a milkshake. Pimp it with a choice of toppings. Food looks great and the outdoor setting at the gates of the Botanic Gardens is delightfully relaxing and away from the city bustle. Give it a go. Coffee prices very reasonable!!

Hidden jewel in a residential area - excellent espresso made with love. We stayed in a nearby flat…read morefor a week as we visited from the U.S. and this was the absolute highlight of my mornings! I'd get all showered and then run downstairs to get an espresso drink to go with my breakfast. The staff remembers all of the locals - and they even remembered MY name! IMPRESSIVE! When we visit Sydney again, I will go out of my way to ensure that I get coffee here again as often as possible during our visit. One of the best, most enjoyable coffee shops I've ever been to in the world.

Cute little cafe in a seemingly quite neighborhood. I liked that they had seating options both…read moreinside and outside. The outside seating is covered, which was nice since it was raining today. So even if you were waiting for a take-away drink at the outdoor window, you weren't getting rained on. Lovely decor. Great coffee (I had an almond milk latte), which is what I was after. I also had two poached eggs with sourdough toast, which also very good.

This place closes 4 years ago. Now called Truffles On Llankelly Pl. This new place has a variety…read moreof different dishes for breakfast. Server is very nice.

We were staying in the area on our vacation and went to Joseph Hyde a few different times. The food…read moreis that good!! The place is always packed but they move the crowds in and out of the restaurant very frequently. Their brunch dishes are as delicious as they are beautiful. Their burgers are also made well, service is attentive and fast, literally no complaints around this place.

Found this gem on a recent visit. The coffee is amazing and artistically crafted. The food is…read moreequally crafted out of fresh ingredients and presented in a very pleasing plating. Tried something different each day over the week and find it impossible to pick a favorite.

Sparkling little gem of a spot, located on the Foreshore Walkway of the Royal Botanic Garden. Stop…read morefor a beverage of your choice, then relax on the ground mats or deck chairs sprawled out on the grassed areas and take in the magical postcard views across tranquil Farm Cove to the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge.

Sophie Valiant was a pioneer of cafe culture on the North Shore who used to drive her van to…read moreCremorne Wharf every morning in the 90's for 5 years. With her espresso machine she would make coffee and sell her handmade muffins from a collapsible table. The clientele was either commuters, tourists or for those who had time would sit on wooden stools and bask in the sun. Her clientele was consistent and the view being one of the best of Sydney Harbour. A permanent white box was then designed for her by Burton Katon Halliday where she was able to house a microwave, stove, fridge and her expresso machine and at that time the cafe was called See Sea. The coffee beans are from boutique coffee house Roseberry Street in Manly Vale, Northern Beaches. A Cremorne walk along the harbour can end with a coffee and muffin consumed one of the little wooden chairs and tables, your walk can continue afterwards through to Mosman or Taronga Zoo. Sophie passed away a few years ago and a close friend appealed that this place be remembered as her own. It is now fittingly called Sophie's Place. It is a must visit to Sydney, for the coffee and the views. Ask for Bernie if there is more than one person there but he by far is one of the best Baristas in this city.

For a quick coffee on the go, this spot is perfect. I usually grab a flat white before jumping onto…read morethe ferry and the barista never has a problem with making it extra hot for me :) My only gripe is that I wish they were open a little more frequently. Otherwise, thumbs up!

One of the best kept secrets in Sydney, located on level 4 of the Museum of contemporary art in the…read moreRocks precinct. Great views from terrace and inside as well, amazing coffee and service with a range of breakfast and lunch offerings. Always friendly and you can even check out the amazing museum when you finish your cafe visit.

This was the first cafe my friend and I saw after flying to Sydney. I yelped the place and saw it…read morehad good reviews. Starving, we decided to give it a try. First impression was that the view was perfect. You can see the Sydeny Opera house to the Bridge. Food wise, was awesome. I ordered a potato onion tart with a side of salad and salmon ($19). It was the perfect size for a person. Next we decided to stay for a while to have afternoon tea. Best part was FREE WIFI! I ordered a hot chocolate and it was OMG. The best hot chocolate I've had since I flew to Australia and I've tried a lot. It had the perfect amount of sweetness and the chocolate bits just melted in my mouth smoothly. Highly recommending it to give it a go!