This one went downhill rapidly over the course of the many many years we lived right around the…read morecorner. I used to reliably get a great flat white from them in the morning and then over the course of a few years time, starting maybe in 2016 the service rapidly declined. All the baristas we knew and loved left, big management change over, and that was that. I tried them again last year because we were in the area, and it was not at all the same level of quality. Sad face.

There is a lot of hype around Campos as a brand. There's a certain expectation that comes with all…read morehype, but I don't need to tell you how good their coffee was as every coffee drinker already know this. And in this place nothing seems more important than coffee. Upon entering, I was welcomed with huge airy space, high ceilings, polished concrete floors and exposed brick walls. It certainly has chic industrial-warehouse feel to it. You can choose some pastry from the selections at the counter, order their specials or choose something from their menu. Their breakfast menu is pretty basic. My favourite is the 'Build-your-own' Breakfast for obvious reason, you can choose what you put on your plate. I built mine from bacon, poached eggs, mushrooms, chèvre and tomato. The poached eggs were cooked to perfection. There's satisfaction in watching the yolk oozing out as I cut into it. Sautéed mushrooms were nicely seasoned. My kids were able to choose their favourite breakfast, some bacon with scrambled egg. It was good simple breakfast done well.

Very disappointing…read more The coffee tasted like it came from an automated machine. Not terrible but not very good. We waited over 15 mins for 2 toasted sandwiches which where pretty basic and they were not busy. I would not visit again.

Very friendly service, light interior and good coffee makes this worth coming back to. It is a…read morefairly small arrangement, but there is still seating inside. On the main drag of Booth St in Annandale, they are open 7 days and I've been there fairly regularly over the past 3 months since they've been open.

Just had lunch here and it was delightful. I ordered the colliflower soup and my wife had the mini…read moreburger both were absolutely delicious. The coffee is great and we had some sourdough bread with banana nuts and honey with it, what a great combination. This is not the sort of place you go to if you are in a hurry as everything is made fresh.

Just located near the Kmart in Broadway shopping Center…read more Cosy and chilled atmosphere to enjoy a coffee after a full shopping spree. Have quite a lot of seating space. Serve the standard menu of any Gloria jean's coffee outlet. Open on Sunday till 8 pm.

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.

Compared to the other coffee shops here in Surry Hills, I'd say that this is one of those small,…read moregrab-and-go places. It's more for those who just want something quick. A cup of coffee and a muffin or so. It's also a lot more fitting and convenient for those who are staying at the Rydges Sydney Central Hotel. It's literally right next store. As for the coffee drinks and treats, I'd say this place is pretty average. You're not going to find a heavy Sydney breakfast here. But when I'm on the go, this hits the spot and there's no long lines for me to wait.

Great coffee and also great specials as mentioned in the tip section!! They have a range of…read morebreakfast and lunch options to suit the work crowd, including focaccias and salads. There are some amazing looking sweet scrolls that I'm dying to try. Plus the sweet muffins look fantastic. They also do fresh juices and a range of teas. Only problem is there isn't much seating, so best to take away. Great quick friendly service and quality. Will add more once I've had a meal here!!

This little café was victim to an unfortunate encounter, which may or may not have been of my…read moremaking. I may or may not have distracted the attendant with an obnoxiously loud sneeze, causing him to jump and mess something up on his blender, causing it to malfunction and.. well, die. Oops. Result being; my apple + peach blended juice was about 15 minutes late in arriving. Though they were quite jovial and apologetic about it, and told me I could go hang around outside instead of waiting at the counter, and that they'd come find me when they were finished. So I did, and 15 minutes later, I had my delicious juice in hand, and for half-price to compensate for all the waiting. How lovely of them!

This place is my saving grace at work-- it's one of many options in the MLC food court and their…read moremade to order omelettes and salads are a trying-to-be-healthy working girl's best friends. For $7 you can get a 3 egg omelette with up to three mix-ins. If you want to add meat it'll be more but you can add cheese for free. I usually go with spinach, olives and mushrooms-- while most places are stingy with their veggies Janus almost goes a bit overboard. I know I'm getting at least two servings of vegetables in my omelette. Another thing I really like about their omelettes is that they don't taste like they've been cooked in a vat of oil like most breakfast places-- no grease running down your fork here! As for the salads at lunch time it's a similar situation-- pick your base (selection of lettuces or you can opt for a mix of salad/quinoa for a bit extra) and then up to 7 mix-ins. The salads start at $9 and there are plenty of protein options (egg, chickpeas, lentils, kidney beans etc) if you don't want to pay for meat or haloumi as an add-on. Maybe Lisa just caught them on a bad day but I find them to be efficient and friendly each time I go, and I feel like the ingredients are fresh and high quality. Definitely a great bang for the buck and a super healthy option for breakfast/lunch (or dinner if you opt to get an extra salad to take home with you....shhhh, don't tell anyone).

For some months now I have walked past this Italian take away coffee/ burger place and wondered why…read morethey charge upward of $12 for a hamburger on its own. Today as I wandered aimlessly through the Met Centre feeling uninspired by my normal lunch choices I decided it was time to try the Italian hamburger for myself. Given that there is no private seating and the Met Centre has many places where you can get a burger, chips and drink for $10 or less, I approached the counter with high expectations and was disappointed from whoa to go..... Firstly the service was poor. I was greeted by a girl who was eating while serving me. On its own not too bad, but when she stopped giving me my change to join in the conversation between three of her team mates I was unimpressed. I was only handed my money when one of her team mates intervened and suggested she finish serving me. After such poor service I was sure the burger would be fantastic to justify the price......I was wrong! The burger wasn't horrible....the meat was well cooked and the bun was okay, but here's the problem: when I pay $12 for a take away burger from a food court I expect more than a lump of beef with one piece of cheese and some tomato sauce, and that was all I got. In short, I paid $12 for a beef paddy, a slice of tasty cheese, a hamburger bun and some sauce......and for all that I didn't even get good service to offset the cost. Given the number of high quality take aways in Met Centre and around Wynyard Station I can't see the value in Janus, so I will give it a wide berth.