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!

This is Major Tom to... No! I won't go down that road, let's try another route. Like the dumbbell…read morewielding moustachioed man of strength at the circus this cold drip coffee connoisseur delights and astounds the crowd as he goes about his daily grind. First impressions count, and GC had me at hello... That 'tash, is to curling what.... Curling is to the winter olympics. Awesome sauce! I fully expect moustache rides will be on the menu if business ever hits the skids. Alas, despite the gleeful charm of the curly coifed one, nothing short of an excellent coffee with character was going to make the all important lasting impression on me and sadly in that area GC disappoints. I gave GC the Soy Latte test and the Long Black test and it just doesn't measure up to other coffee in the area. I like strong coffee with complexity and GC just doesn't have that. It's not the worst but it is very weak despite using the same La Marzocco espresso machine (that Barista's rave about for ease of use) as other places in the area. The service at GC however is very good and to some people that's first priority. So if you aren't too fussy about your coffee and are looking for a smile and a spring in your step from an energetic soul then get your morning fix at GC, and start the day on a happy note.

Nice little coffee shop right underneath Circular Quay Train Station, at the opposite side to the…read moreferry wharfs. Grab a coffee in your BYO Cup and run for the next train or ferry Or if you have time, take your coffee up to the Cahill Expressway Lookout and relax while enjoying your coffee with a great view over the Quay!

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.

Only two items worth mentioning here…read more.. 1) Flat White 2) Almost Croissant You're welcome.

The Croissants just average. But loved my origina and the selection of patisserie's The are @ an…read moreanother level. Svc was nicer and quieter in the pm. Vs am Svc. Very busy and a line to get In. Very Parisian atmosphere outside. !! Definitely go for the ambiance w the Sydney vibe and energy

Nice spot but where do I begin? I'm always torn when coming to a place but not fully experiencing…read moreit. This place was recommended to us by a local family friend. We came in thinking it was just a coffee shop, but it's essentially a restaurant that also has a focus on coffee. They have a full bar and a window to the outside where you can order just coffee and tea to go. As for the interior it's dimly lit and sort of has romantic date night vibes. We essentially only ordered coffee and one person ordered a cake slice. The lychee cake was pretty good per my aunt. A couple people ordered the Coco Loco, which is basically an espresso martini on steroids with Nutella and something like a Ferrero Rocher. I ordered a latte and their Affogato. The latte was very smooth and BI is arguably one of the best I've ever had. Is the Affogato a cheat code because they use like a tiramisu ice cream? You could argue that case. You can also buy their blends of coffee beans, subject to availability. While the latte was very smooth, I can't say it was mind blowing but it was still pretty good.

First time in Australia experiencing the culture and culinary experiences. Please take that into…read moreconsideration when reading this. I also reserve 4 and 5 star reviews for exceptional service with unforgettable dining experiences. The ambience is intimate but also noisy. I will say the coffee here and in Australia in general is some of the best coffee I've ever had. I ordered (2) espresso martinis, pancakes, and the sirloin steak breakfast with a side hashbrown. My pancakes were stone cold but I will say the aesthetics on it made it edible. The pistachio butter cream was to die for. My steak was ok ; for the price I simply just wanted more. I could be wrong but I doubt it was even 6oz. If you have this place on your radar be sure to make reservations. This goes for almost every restaurant in Sydney. My server was Cassie who was very personable and even gave us tips on what to watch out for dining in Sydney.

We were looking for a stop for breakfast. Food was great and we were able to eat outside. You order…read moreat a counter and the food is delivered. Would have eaten there a second time but we decided to explore a different area. Enjoy!!

Great find for a delicious breakfast! Charming little restaurant with delicious coffees, breakfast…read morecocktails and food. My friend tasked me with finding waffles on a menu in Australia (harder than you might think) - which is how I stumbled upon this place and I'm so glad I did! I highly recommend the sourdough breakfast muffin and my friend really enjoyed the Belgian waffles!

We were starved after exploring Sydney in the heat and smoke and started checking out places to…read moregrab a quick bite near the Opera House. On one of the ferry wharves we found a casual place with very reasonable prices, considering in the center of a tourist destination. We split a Spinach and Feta Pasty. It was only $7AUD which is less than $5 US. It was large enough to satisfy both our hungers. There are a few tables for eating outside beside the establishment

This cafe was down the street from my hotel so that means I had to come here for breakfast because…read more"ain't nobody got time for" expensive hotel breakfasts when you had a cafe right down the block! I was able to get a vegetarian breakfast and a cup of coffee which were both good. I sat there for a bit and did some people watching... Service was fast and staff was amicable. I also did take-away on my last day so I can eat in my room while packing. A great find!

This was our first stop in Sydney. It's a nice little cafe, no frills. The food is fine and light…read moreto try.

The food was excellent. We had ocean trout ceviche and in its own way, it was at the level of the…read moreceviche we enjoyed on an excursion to La Paz Mexico where we enjoyed the Captain's mother's homemade ceviche after snorkeling with whale sharks and sea lions on Seagull Beach. The entire staff we interacted with were pleasant and passionate about the foods offered. This will be our must return spot every time we visit Sydney.

My Favorite Restaurant in the Southern Hemisphere.... It…read moreonly takes 14 1/2 hours and 7450 miles to have Dinner but it's absolutely worth it !

Best breakfast ever! Had avocado toast 2 times (the bread is fresh, the egg is so fresh and such a…read moredeep orange color like I've never seen, avocado is perfect, and everything else on it elevates the dish). Had the Muscli one day (the fruit tasted like it was all picked from the best orchards around and so sweet). Had the salmon dish yesterday (lots of yummy salmon, & again every added ingredient enhanced the dish). The latte is heavenly. Haven't eaten breakfast anywhere else since arriving in Sydney. No other brekkie could be as good!!

Was walking around looking for a breakfast place in the morning and there wasn't many places open…read moreyet. Stopped here and ordered the Waffle Benedict and ohhmyy... it was the best waffle Benedict I had. The waffle got a soft crunch and not sweet but savory taste. The portions was a good size. I am a lite eater in the morning so I could only finish half but if you're a breakfast person, you'll find the portion content. The Coffee Mocha was delicious though adding an extra shot of espresso to it made it much better than original mocha. The chocolate was overpowering the coffee without that extra shot. No complaints there because I like hot chocolate too, just wanted more on the coffee side. Place was nice and clean and the service was good. Definitely recommend it.