My family and I have been eating here many times purely because everything is made fresh not…read morefrozen. That is very rare these days. The curly fries are hand made and you can actually taste the potato not the oil. We have now tried everything on the menu and can not pick my favourite. Kids love the mac n cheese. The owners are very friendly and the chef is American which compliments the 'all American diner'. We love this place so much we have had our son's birthday party here. It was a great success and guests were very happy.

From the owner: Original American diner food serving classic American Cheeseburgers, Philly Cheesesteaks, Kansas…read moreCity Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Tacos, Nachos, Quesadillas, house cut curly fries and lots more prepared by an American chef from Las Vegas.

Food was excellent. Except it's a self serve style restaurant with very high prices…read more When paying top dollar I as a daily restaurant customer expect service and not using a QR code to attempt to order or having to go up to the order counter.

I'm not sure what the hype is with this place. It was not good at all…read more To start, I ordered a hot latte. Why it was served in a glass cup and not a mug is beyond me. It was so hot to the touch that I had to wait for it cool down so that I could pick it up....which by the time I was able to touch the cup it was no longer a hot latte. My pancakes were just a mess and just not good in flavor at all. I had the bananarama pancakes and I wanted to ram them right in the garbage. They were terrible...I don't even know what I was eating or what flavor profile they were trying to create...but, just...no. Side of bacon was not good either. Worst meal I've had in Sydney.

As an American, this diner gave me a lil taste of home on my trip through Australia. The service…read morewas great and a good price! The restaurant has seating inside and outside and plays classic rock as well as having gig posters in the walls which was a vibe. Will definitely stop there again before I leave Sydney!! If you can't find it on Apple Maps switch to Google maps or cross the street if it sends you to the school.

Deans' Diner is an old-school burger shop in the heart of Newtown. The general atmosphere of the…read morestore is very chill, with band posters everywhere and there's an arcade machine for the kids. Every time I go here, the service is great, they are attentive and nice. The pricing is fair and the burgers are consistently of excellent quality. They also have great shakes and fries. I would recommend Deans to anyone who feels like a good burger and happens to be in Newtown.

We were searching for some American food/ breakfast and we found this place. Very small place and…read morewe got lucky they had 1 table open. We were created and sat. She took our order and the food came out quick and hot. My husband had the toasted sandwich me and my daughter in law had the croissant sandwich. The food was delicious give this place a try.

Wow! I really…read moreenjoyed my breakfast here! I had "goats on toast" which was goat cheese on sourdough with Granny Smith apples, walnuts and drizzled with honey. It was supposed to come on cherry toast, but I am not a fan of cherries at all. Everything about this toast was delicious! All the flavors paired so well together. I also added a side of bacon, because who doesn't love bacon? It was soooo yummy! My latte was good as well! Definitely a great breakfast spot if you're in the area !

Great place for breakfast. All made from scratch, so this is not your fast in, fast out place…read more It'll take time. But it's totally worth it!!! We split the Stormin Norman and the Pancake. Both delicious!!

As a Kansas City native, I was very excited to find this place in Sydney. This was our last meal…read morebefore heading off to the airport to continue our Australia vacation. We were seated right away and ordered coffee and tea. We shared the Stormin Norman and the Trio of Mushrooms. The avo toast was our favorite, but both were good. It was nice to see a little taste of where I grew up on the other side of the world.

The idea behind this small restaurant chain goes back to the late 1950's when some Aussies went on…read morea road trip across the US of A. They noticed the popularity of pancakes on the menus in American restaurants and wanted to bring that love of pancakes to Australia. They opened their first restaurant in Adelaide in 1965 and then opened around Victoria. The original founders separated with one moving to Sydney and opening Pancakes On The Rocks. Since that time, the chain shrunk, revived, and then added to the menu. We came here for a late breakfast or early lunch with our Australian friends, who had fond memories in their youth of this small chain. In fact, one mentioned getting kicked out of a location many years ago. Fortunately for her, the statute of limitations has run out and there is no "banned" list in existence. :) Among the crowded dining room, we managed to snag a nice big booth, and settled in. Our friends wasted no time heading to the pancake part of the menu and ordering sweet selections that I'm sure would max out my A1C number. Their portions were huge and they dug right in. Gayle and I were boring, and each ordered a Chicken Caesar Salad, which were quite good and plentiful. And yes, beer and wine go with salad and pancakes! Our wait person was fun and playful, and everything moved through our stay quite well. There's a QR code option, but we still like to order from a tactile menu.

This restaurant was highly suggested by my Airbnb host. Located near the wharf and easily…read moreaccessible to get to on foot. The restaurant is very clean with a minimalist decor. The host seats you and you can order using the QR code or at the podium. The pancakes were very delicious but, the bacon reminded me more of ham but tasted like bacon. It wasn't cooked hard like I would prefer. The eggs were good I added salt and pepper for flavoring. The hash brown was okay lacked taste so I had to request ketchup and was my least favorite. Overall if I went back for breakfast I would only order the pancakes.

Opposite our hotel that does not offer a real breakfast. The reception suggested trying the Nook…read moreanyway. Ultra clean. Wide choice. Inside and outside tables. Of course good coffee. Bacon and egg roll good if a little sloppy but "brekkie baguette " absolutely brilliant.

Nook really stands out in the midst of the corporate hustle and bustle of Clarence St. The cafe has…read morea very relaxed atmosphere, while constantly buzzing with activity. I was very surprised to see they sold pulled pork baos - Not typical cafe fare. Equally surprised that they did it very well also.

Was told this place is bomb.com in Neutral Bay so was happy to see it in The Star food court so I…read morecould try it close by. I've been twice now, once for ribs and once for burgers. It's a pretty good full rack of pork ribs at $28 with chips; much cheaper than Hurricane's but also not as good, but still quite delicious. When I got the steak burger it was just alright, a bit exxy if you want chips and a drink...total is about $30. I'd opt for the ribs each time for that price. Compared to Aaron's experience, the wait wasn't too bad each time. Stamp of approval.

The Star in comparison to The Crown is still a far way but at least they're trying to get some good…read morefood in the door. You have Sokyo, Momofuku, Balla and Black on the one side and you have the foodcourt style on the other side like Ding Tai Fung and Ribs and Burgers. Had the chicken breast to be safe (red meat dishes like beef and pork could either be overcooked or undercooked) so thought you can't go wrong with chicken breast right? Yes I was right. Usually cooked chicken breast are very dry but these ones (that look like the map of Australia) was damn juicy and flavoursome. The only thing that was annoying was it's served on a wooden board. Not that I have anything against chopping boards, but the sauce was dripping all over the table and had to clean it up - I'm responsible like that! Oh and the chips (big fan) are crunchy too! They have this pink sauce - all the sauces are FOC (free of charge) - and was quite interesting when you have it with the chips. Try it yourself!

I was passing by World Square and saw a random food truck and had to take a look…read more I noticed they were serving some of my favourites from America so I had to order something. They had a Philly Cheesesteak (which is nearly impossible to find here) and I had to have it...I asked if they used Cheez Whiz and the answer was no, they use monterey jack. Oh well...I bought that for $8 and chips/colesaw for $6, for a grand total of $14...a bit exxy for the sides. The sandwich was a bit greasy/dirty, just the way I like it. The only thing that threw me off was the mustard...why? WHY? The coleslaw was a bit too fresh but the chips were fan-fuggin-tastic. I'd check out their Cuban if I were in the area. Not bad.

Burgers that melt - cheeseburgers and crispy chicken burgers are fantastic! Fresh ingredients and…read moretasty sauce. Excellent brioche bun which holds the burger together very well. There's about a 10 minute wait once ordering or more if the line is long!

I was a little hesitant to order from this food stand because all I could see were a lot of fried…read morefoods sitting under heat lamps, but I needed some fuel before boarding my ferry to the Taronga Zoo. I ended up ordering a beef meat pie with sauce on top, and boy was I pleasantly surprised. The crust was nice and flaky and the meat pie had a nice, rich, flavorful meaty filling. It was more than enough to keep me moving through all the zoo exhibits.