Not fussed about the coffee or pie had on the premises BUT the pastries are spot on. I have missed…read morethe pastry shop that used to be in Castle Towers and was on the lookout for a replacement. This is it. We promised a dessert to take to a meal at a friend's but had run out of time to do a home made one. Of course, that means you can't get away with the sponge, cream and jam combo. These little tartlets hit the spot and were the only things available when we finally found the place. Next time, I am doing an order as the website shows some pretty cool looking tarts.

I had my 70th birthday cake made by the crew at this Patisserie, which I regularly visit every…read moreweek, and it was beautiful. SO MOIST, and everyone said it was the best cake they had tasted for ever. Hats off to Brendon and the team. They are the best for sure. I would recommend this Patisserie to anyone who wants a special cake for any occasion. Thanks Brendon and crew. Maree

#13 for 2019 After…read moreshopping in the mall we wanted to stop, rest, eat something wickedly sweet. OB is known for just that with their chocolate. Went up to the counter to place an order. Service was okay. Nothing to brag about. Stay in Australia long enough, you get use to it. Not bad actually. It was a warm day, we decided to sit outside to enjoy what warmth we could get. Many tables were available. Not surprising as it was after the lunch crowd, mid week. The latte here are really good too. As I was enjoying this cup, I was listening to report stating the world demand for coffee outweighs the production. It is predicted in 50 years coffee will be no more. This is a real dilemma for manu Aussies who enjoy coffee. In fact, stand in any corner of the street you sill see a coffee shop within eye sight. In the city it's not uncommon to see 3 to 4. The strawberry chocolate dip was decadent. The chocolate was rich, smooth creamy, not overtly sweet and deliciously good. Dipping the strawberry, it is such a great combination. After the fruit was gone there was still a bit of chocolate left. It was finger lickin' good. Yup, it's not just chicken that can get that phrase. When in the Rouse Hill Mall, and you need a break, have some coffee and chocolate here. Especially the coffee. Before it becomes extinct.

I have heard of Oliver brown before and thought I might give a geez! If it was anything like max…read moreBrenner I'm down! Had dinner somewhere in the shopping centre and decided to have some chocolate goodness to finish off the night. Walked in and it was quite but something about it made it feel more deserted than quite. The tables with filthy dried chocolate and spilled everything all over them. But I got over that and went to order, which to my surprise was reasonably priced compared to max Brenner. Got the waffle and chocolate classic and hot chocolate, was pumped to dig into it on a cold winters night! But it was luke warm and the chocolate was just that as well. The ice cream came with it and tasted like home brand and pretty much just split when my spoon came near it. I would never normally leave half an uneaten waffle lonely on the table..but I had to this time. Instead cradling my hot chocolate which was pretty good but as for everything else..was bit of a let down unfortunately. I wanted to love it but MB will be my choc shop for crisp winters night to come.

Probably not the place to keep your distance from other customers. It was full when we arrived but…read moreit didn't stop them from getting out more chairs. Tables were left dirty for ages after people had left. We just had coffee and hot chocolate, rolled our eyes and got out of there. The drinks were OK but the people serving were so behind the pump they had no idea who was getting take away or sitting at the tables.

Great customer service, even in busy hours. Staff were friendly and helped arange a 8 seater table…read moreduring peak hours. Food was verry filling, could order 1 waffle and share it between 2-3 people. Though drinks took around 15 mintues to come to our table. Although pretty good service overall and happy with the food. Would definitely recommend for dessert foodies.

Mini frozen yoghurt, mmm watermelon is delicious!…read more I haven't tried enough to give it more or less than 3 stars, but if you live in the area and want something refreshing and well priced, this is a good stop off. I wouldn't go out of my way for the frozen yoghurt, but it's definitely worth having if you're around

I noticed the special out from $20 for an entree and 1 course, including a beer. I sat down and…read morenoticed an app and dessert that look good so I added them on. Wow $15 for a couple of fried prawns and $10 for a dessert. The special turned out to be a rip off in the end. Each were about $5 over priced. The steak was just ok, I won't bother coming here again. The sushi and Thai places next door are much better value and taste nicer.

A rainy Sydney night apparently will not stop me, nor a restaurant full of people from having…read moredinner in Bella Vista. FOOD Shared an entree of sea scallops (seared wild north Atlantic sea scallops with cauliflower puree, almond crunch and herbed bellini - $22). These were absolutely lovely. I liked the almond crunch at the bottom of the scallop. Added some extra carby goodness. The cauliflower puree actually tasted more like a mashed potato as well. A great starting dish. http://www.yelp.com.au/biz_photos/QE6DLVIYmz0XIgdW-xuWOQ?select=ZyAM-2kE0NI4t9uMH1C-Ig We went with a surf and turf combo for the mains. Zuppa Di Pesce (hot pot of king prawns, calamari, fillet of fish, black mussels and balmain bug in a napolatan sauce with a hint of chili servied with linguine pasta - $38) and the Lamb Loin (rosemary and garlic marinated lamb loin on a fetta and roasted vegetable terrine and glaxed with a rosemary infused jus - $36). http://www.yelp.com.au/biz_photos/QE6DLVIYmz0XIgdW-xuWOQ?select=m1MboT0_0EBtCyEXaaIZ7g#m1MboT0_0EBtCyEXaaIZ7g http://www.yelp.com.au/biz_photos/QE6DLVIYmz0XIgdW-xuWOQ?select=ZVHfCsNN0rwpMoc6vZWivA#ZVHfCsNN0rwpMoc6vZWivA I'm usually a very indecisive person but the Zuppa Di Pesce immediately stood out to me. A very full on dish that would leave anyone stuffed. There was a very generous portion of seafood sitting on a base of linguine. If anything I think I would have wanted the 'hint of chili' to have been a bit more than just a hint to add a bit of power to the dish. The lamb was was nicely cooked and soft. However I wasn't a fan of the terrine. It was a strange mix with the lamb. SERVICE When I handed over the credit card the waiter said "thank you senor". ??? Either I have a hearing problem or he was smart enough to know that it wasn't my name on the credit card. Friendly waitstaff who thanked us for coming with their thick Italian accents in unison when we left. OVERALL Nice place, nice vibe, nice food.

Ok completely worth the visit! No just to tailor your expectations this more of a bakery than a…read morecafe. Yes they have seats and coffee - but the menu is quite small, however, the baked goods are amazing. Saying that, I love the salmon toast! With pears, trust me it is a winner. However, the baked goods are to dream of! The olive bread is something from another world. And don't get me started about the desserts - you'll gain a couple of kilos just by looking at them. The coffee is here is average, nothing that special. But it is drinkable. But with the food here, you won't care, I promise.

This spot is quite a find! Nestled in an area of light industry this cafe - bakery is extremely…read morepopular. Amazing cakes, pizettas, croissants, sausage rolls . .... the hardest part of your visit is deciding what to purchase. The cafe area is relaxed and noisy. An easy feel. The coffee is good & the staff are always friendly & helpful. There is usually a tribe of mums & preschoolers there if you join the school drop off crowd. There is a monthly High Tea too. Haven't tried it yet, but confident it would be a cut above any others I've attended.

The cake looked fabulous and was delivered on the correct day BUT it must have been too delicious…read moreas it was all eaten before I could get there for a mouthful. During the lockdown, I scanned on the internet many cakeshops who would deliver around Five Dock. Zest website was particularly clever as it used the Five Dock name in the search result. The website was good and easy to do an order. As can be seen from the first sentence my mum (the birthday girl) and my sister enjoyed it immensely. It travelled 30km.

Stubble upon this cute little patisserie in Kellyville Village. Their cake display was so luring we…read morehad to stop over. The staff were friendly and attentive and we sat down to enjoy a steak and pepper pie, chicken and leak pie and a cupcake for our little one. The pies were simply delicious!

After every bush walk we must coffee as a our 'doneski' treat!…read more From Hornsby Blue Gum walk on route home to Kellyville - Dural was totes in the way home and with Wolfe and Co. as the new kid on the block totally a no brainier to scope out! Weather was predicted to dump all day but just as we approached Dural.... BAM!! Hello rain. But once we made it to the cafe, the cute outdoor seating was drenched. However inside was super cozy and the perfect place to hit out with a coffee. The kitchen was closed when we made it but a second wind for a second lunch totally could have happened. The burger sounded aahhhmazang!! The treat skim piccolo and a cheeky brownie totally hit the spot and the day was a success! The coffee was soooo good! I'm no coffee connoisseur but that cup was so smooth with some surprising character to compliment. (I'll get better with my coffee descriptions lol) They were using 5 senses beans and I'm always a fan of them I'm coming back for that burger!!

Ok, I am really sorry to everyone who recommended this place to me. All those who live in the area…read moreare willing to offer their left arms for this place. However, for me this place wasn't that special - in a nut shell, it is expensive and you really don't get what you pay for. Every dish has to have some 'exotic' ingredient to justify the price, but I'm sorry, still not worth it. Don't misunderstand me, the food is good if you are willing to pay for it. But I think the most disappointing thing was the coffee, it was weak and quite average. And I came here in the morning, which is my spiritual coffee time! And instead of reaching self-enlightenment with my cup of coffee, I just got woken up. Specifically, as after eating here, I made sure that I drove past the Baron to get a real cup of coffee. I know that I am being harsh, but when you are paying $30+ for a breakfast and coffee I except a bit more. And sadly I don't think I got it.