Very busy cafe in Peakhurst and if you can find parking I recommend heading here for brunch!…read more I visited this cafe for the first time with 3 girlfriends and a baby (highchairs available) and we were all very impressed with the coffees, menu and decor. I chose the Leg Ham w/ Eggs Benedict which was really tasty. The leg ham was delicious and plentiful with 2 perfectly poached eggs and a great Hollandaise sauce which was surprisingly not overfilling. There were also finely cut pieces of crunchy sweet potato on top giving it another element and texture. My meal and small soy coffee came to $21 which I thought was reasonable and I didn't leave feeling full and tired (I sound like an 80 yo woman). The service was a little slow and sloppy at times but the waitresses were very friendly which made up for it and they also provided a split bill service which is always a bonus for groups.

this place is fabulous my grandmother would take me here all the time and the food and drinks and…read moreone time gave me a free marsh mellow and the staff were always super nice.

No doubt the Pottery has brought Kingsgrove into the trendy zone, and alas I am incredibly…read morefortunate to live one suburb away. Will enjoy the fun while it lasts. Not much of a coffee drinker, yet Macchina is a Saturday morning holy grail paradise after a bout of early morning shopping at the nearby Woolworths supermarket. A latte love at $3 a pop with unlimited water is paradise. A great way to kill the challenge of trains coming once every half an hour...but catch 22, you live in the next suburb, yet it's a bit heavy carrying your groceries home by walking. You have to wait for the train. A latte at Macchina is a pleasant way of waiting for the train back home with groceries in tow. The cakes and other delicacies are appetising, and their latte is just bliss. I love their iced chai drinks too. When I first came here last year, a small size was $5 (extremely filling) with a large for only 50 cents extra. However, I walked here one Sunday afternoon from my home, and I was wanting a small iced chai, yet was informed that they only come in "one" size. Slightly disappointed, even though it's only 50 cents of separation. The large was larger than life, yet still delicious.

James is always right. This is going to be my motto in life. So I saw that James loved the coffee,…read moreso I decided to try it when I was in the area. When i first walked I thought that this was going to be a bad experience. But I was 100% wrong! This is amazing coffee, amazing food and overall a great experience. The staff here are extremely friendly, and clearly love and have fun with what they do. I will definately be coming here again, when I am in the area. The only problem was trying to find parking. This was a bit tricky, but completely worth it.

We decided to grab a sandwich from this place after an incredibly positive referral from a good…read morefriend of ours. It was around lunchtime on Friday and the place was full of customers, which doesn't take many people considering it is quite small. It is a little cafe/take-away shop a couple doors up from Bardwell Park station yet it is surprisingly quiet considering its location. There isn't a great deal of seating so I would be mindful when going as peak hours could make it quite difficult to grab a table. However, they do keep some tables and chairs out the back just in case they encounter a few extra customers than they expected. It had a simple yet modern style & decor with Italian music playing softly in the background - my kind of atmosphere! Known for its excellent sandwiches, it features a black board showcasing around 10 different sandwiches for the picking. There are also various Italian style sweets available for purchase for those that would oblige. Of course, you have your standard selection of hot and cold beverages, coffees included. We decided to grab a chicken wrap costing us $10 each which is great value considering the size of these wraps. They are very large & packed with plenty of ingredients. The chicken was cooked perfectly, the vegetables were fresh, the bread was spot of and the sweet chilli sauce was delicious! And to think it only cost $10 - a "value for money" miracle in this day and age! To compliment the great chicken wrap was the coffee that followed. A great little coffee with plenty of flavour to finish off the great lunch. Also, the staff at the counter were very welcoming with an overtly passionate demeanour about them which really created a positive atmosphere across the cafe. This was something that really added to our experience on the day, it's amazing how much value "passion" can add to a business. This may have been the first time I have been to Pinocchio Cafe, but it will certainly not be my last - excellent service, delicious food & very attractive prices!

Come here often. Fantastic cafe. Best coffee around and great food. Everything home made and…read moredelicious - savoury & sweet. Service is friendly and top notch. Highly recommended. Favourites are the chicken pie, Caesar salad, bacon & egg roll and roast chicken sandwich although everything is great.

The service was great. After I initially ordered, the waitress asked if we're going to eat in or…read moretake away to which I replied eat-in. She asked how many people, then went to set a table for us. It was a busy night, but she took the time to make sure we had a seat. The food was pretty standard. I had the Fruitti Waffle with ice cream. The waffle was a bit hard but everything else was quite pleasant. Their chocolate was good but not exceptionally great given it's a chocolate cafe.

I love this place, the staff are always friendly the hot chocs especially the choc mint one are to…read moredie for and I Love the ham and cheese croissants

Fantastic friendly service. High quality coffee…read more What more you you ask for? Definitely worth many return visits

I don't come here for their coffee. This place might never be your favourite coffee place, but they…read morehave good looking dessert to cater all sweet tooth. They open til late, so it's good for getting dessert or coffee after dinner. Great selection of bread, dessert, teas and coffees. I like their Swiss Chocolate Bun, it's full of chocolate and walnut goodness! Scoff it down with One Lime Iced Tea. It's a lime iced tea with one full cut lime included in the drink, hence the name. Now, I'm a iced tea-aholic and this is one addictive drink.

German butchery serves fresh sandwiches/pastries, a good selection of small goods and good coffee…read moreat prices that is almost unheard of. What makes this place really special for me is that it is unpretentious and simple. There's no super Bircher with Himalayan berries or kale and activated almonds salad here. Just simple german deli food at its carb-y, processed best. This is a real deal local deli-cafe in the 'burbs. You can turn up hungover with last night's make up still on or after an actual run in the morning without freshening up first, you'll feel perfectly comfortable there and ladies will make you feel instantly better with caffeine and sugary/salty goodness.

One word. PRETZELS. The pretzels and pastries here are spot on…read more Toby's Estate is the coffee of choice here, which is rad but it's the friendly service and reasonable prices that really makes this place sing. If small goods are your thing, you'll have a field day, they have a pretty extensive range of deli items as well as some hard to find condiments and sweets from Germany. It's a firm fave for a quick and relatively cheap escape for caffeine and pastry!

Everything tastes so good! There is fresh meat pies, sausage rolls, pork rolls, chicken rolls…read more... That's what I have tried so far. There is even small cupcakes, tarts and cakes too. Try the coffee whilst your there. Business is run by a close family. They are very friendly and will greet you with a smile.

Used to live in Penshurst and saw this place. Needed breakfast so hubby and I chose to eat here…read more Ambience was like the buzz we felt overseas at cafes. Food was amazing, sorry no pics we were hungry and rushing. Service - surprised by the fact they had table service and although they were busy we didn't have to wait long. The coffee was given a latte not a flat white but it did get rectified quickly. We'll be back.

Great food and coffee coupled with customer service befitting the homely setting…read more Cute little design touches around the place differentiate this venue from anything else around

Great coffee, and very convenient. Food was pretty good and delivered efficiently. Good to put your…read morefeet up after a hard days shopping.

Came here on a Saturday morning a few weeks ago around 10am. The place was practically empty. There…read morewas nobody in the section we were sitting in so felt like we had the place to ourselves. There's a nice covered outdoor setting which is great for brunch. The people that decided on the little uneven tiles below clearly decided it looked great aesthetically but practically not so great when the table rocks. Nothing some sugar packets can't fix though. I ordered the breakfast brioche and juice for 14.90 which I thought was a bargain. The juice wasn't even a normal orange juice or Apple juice it was one of their fancy fruit juices. I selected the watermelon, pineapple, orange and apple juice. It was so fresh and delicious. Off to a great start! So my meal arrived in quick time. In the description it's relish, sauted spinach, grilled haloumi, poached eggs with balsamic glaze. Everything about this dish was perfect except one key part... The poached eggs were not poached but cooked all the way through. So disappointing!!! The portion size, the flavours, everything else was all there. Just missed the poached egg goodness. A pretty big mistake in my opinion. My husband ordered the omelette with chilli chicken, mushroom and cheese. This came out after I'd finished my meal so was a bit disappointing both meals didn't come together. His meal was the total opposite of mine. Flavours definitely weren't there. It was dry and overly spicy. Just tasted a bit bland with lots of chilli if thst makes sense. The sourdough needed some butter with it too as that just added to the dryness of the dish. All in all not a great first impression of the shed.