Stumbled upon this nice and cozy French cafe this morning. What a pleasant surprise! I give it a…read more4.5 :) Food: 5 - Tried an authentic croque monseiur. It's basically a ham and cheese sandwich, but boy oh boy it was probably one of the best ham and cheese sandwiches I've had in a while. The sauce they used was magical and the cheese was delish :) - Banana muffin was great too. Not too pricey for such a good quality muffin! Drinks: 4.5 - They use Toby's estate coffee- a really decent quality coffee. Great set up and loved the extra chocolate sprinkles on top. Service: 4 - French servers! They were friendly and they did their jobs well. Atmosphere: 4.5 - Nice little brunch set up. Comfortable and soothing music. Ideal place to be at in the morning to just relax, do some reading, and chill with friends. Space was also big enough to host group gatherings. Misc: 4.5 - Nice location (located on a street that's not too busy and hectic, but still in the city). A little pricey, but for the quality of food we got, it was totally worth it. Highly recommend this cafe! I would totally come back again for more :)

This is a popular Ultimo cafe with a serious French theme going on. They even have cranky French…read morewaitresses (de temps en temps) who argue with their boss. Kudos to that. The coffee is strong and bitter, not really my style but some like it that way. Le Depot have Francofile food, featuring: crepes, reasonably convincing croissants, quiches, macarons, and so forth. This place gets really packed out at lunchtime, and clearly has a devoted clientele of people who work in the area. They also do catering. They use Golden Cobra coffee.

I can't say enough good about this spot. Super good food and genuinely cool people running the…read moreplace. This isn't in a tourist area but it's worth a trip out to this neighborhood. From darling harbor where I was staying it's a short walk. The red velvet pancakes are unique, delicious and worth the trip on their own. Both my wife and my daughter had that. My other family had the red velvet waffle, simple scrambled eggs and I had the crab Benedict. Everyone was happy with the food. On the way out I got a couple falafel balls, I wanted to try them. These guys are Egyptian and the falafel was full of flavor. I was curious, I'm a falafel lover and they are not all created equal. Great falafel here. Coffee and other drinks were all good. Can't wait to go back.

This place was amazing. While in Sydney, my boyfriend and I stayed near Central station. You can…read morecatch the Light rail and stop at Wentworth Park or Exhibition Centre. It's a quick hop on and off. The food was amazing! It was a quiet cafe. There was a lot of foot traffic of people stopping in and out to get coffee. They have such a beautiful array of dessert! Wish I photographed it but was too in the moment with my food! I ordered a red velvet latte and a big English breakfast and my partner ordered the red velvet pancakes! We got our orders and man, my eyes were hungrier than I actually was. Everything was awesome! Didn't finish everything of course but I tried to. We then came a separate occasion after to get their cronuts! Oreo creme and I believe the Nutella cronut! It was yummy! And when we came back to the cafe, they put in a fridge so they could display their sandwiches! They looked super yummy. There were choices to eat inside or outside but it was too cold for our liking so we did inside seating.

Looks nice for un diabetics. And people without high cholesterol. Looks like a good place…read moreto party though.

I'm not usually into chains, but this was a good experience. We didn't have reservations, but…read moredidn't have any trouble being seated right away. We sat outside with a view of the water and it was a nice experience. Our waiter was an American and he was very nice and helpful. It was a friend's birthday and they brought her out a free sundae for dessert.

Absolutely superb views of Sydney Harbour and surrounds, Food menu is limited, and overpriced, but…read morereasonably tasty. Can be a very busy and noisy location, especially on public holidays and weekends.

This became one of my go to spots while visiting. Absolutely breathtaking views all around, from…read morethe Harbor bridge, skyscrapers to the Opera House. Love taking in the smells and sounds! I enjoy a morning snack and coffee a few times, their biscottis, muffins and croissants were heavenly with a cup of coffee. An afternoon beer and a cheese plate were perfect too! Really enjoyed getting friends together for their aperitivio hour from 6-8pm. Lovely cocktails in the evening air. Espresso Martini was so smooth, made with 42 below vodka, cacao, cold dripped espresso and vanilla. My favorite spot to sit was along the way edge of the water.. watch for hungry birds! But it's all about the views here! Could spend all day watching the boats go in and out of the harbor, under the bridge. Great spot!

Dec 24th 2025 Service - meh understaffed or too many large…read moreparties ? Not impressed Food - Apps were good, The crab linguine was underwhelming - the pasta was undercooked Drinks - Drinks elderflower spritz arrived after the food - No-No but it was tasty Kid's pizza were good and a good size Atmosphere - holiday crowds but darling harbor and the weather was beautiful

Saw this place while walking and then yelped in. Didn't realize it was actually a chain. Overall…read moregood experience and good food, but nothing too special about it. Waitress was nice. But they tricked us when asking about water. And ended up getting bottled water instead of tap. So that cost extra. No biggie. Had a reservation so I recommend that.

Easy online reservation. Venue is cute and spacious. They…read morehave a wide variety of food option to choose from. Pizza variety is awesome caters for all dietary requirements. Pizza is very tasty. Salmon pasta was yummy. Pasta sauce was creamy and cooked perfectly. Tiramisu was yum. Portion is shareable. Coffee was good as well. Server and service were awesome. Only downfall was the manager, he rushed to clear tables, failed to listen and threw our left overs. He did offer to make us small portions but we were on a time crunch. He took our coffee order wrong which created more work for his team to remake them. Overall enjoyed this place.

The restaurant looks nice and was very crowded on a Saturday night…read more We were still seated immediately. The table was rather small, and ordering a pizza and a burger almost renders us no space to place our dishes. The foods were quite disappointing though. The pizza dough was kinda burnt underneath, leaving a bitter taste, and the toppings were nothing special. The burger was rather unmemorable as well. The tiramisu was so-so. I also ordered a machiato as per the restaurant's name.

I understand that this is a Sydney institution and came here based on Bourdain's recommendation…read more However, the food is pretty sub-par. There are lots of better pies around town and even back home in Toronto. I got the tiger, which includes a meat pie, topped with mashed potatoes, mushy peas and gravy. It fit perfectly in the plastic container. The pie itself was pretty generic, especially the crust. It was bland and not flaky at all. The peas and mash didn't add anything to the dish and it definitely needed the gravy to bind it all together. Would definitely not come back for another one.

Hannah's Pies is basically Harry de Wheels, but with tits. Same pies, same prices, same mushy peas…read more Sometimes that's exactly what you want. As Morgan C says, once you get your pie, it's a bit awkward because there aren't many places to sit and eat it. And this is not the sort of thing you can eat standing up. For sitting options, there's the Powerhouse Museum forecourt (which will become more "scenic" in the coming months, with the refurb... though that's still underway at the moment). Yeh... Ultimo 'aint so pretty. But neither are these pies. They're messy, satisfying, and stick to your ribs. I recommend the Tiger Pie, as that comes with a little bit of everything. If you don't want a big meal they also have hotdogs, pasties (not very exciting), or you can pay $1 for a big dollop of mash & gravy. $1 mash actually fills you up pretty well, in a not-nutritionally-useful sort of way.

Vapiano in Sydney's CBD is a popular, laid-back Italian spot known for its made-to-order fresh…read morepasta and hand-stretched pizzas. It's currently located in the historic Grace Hotel, and will apparently be moving to the Pitt Street area in just a few weeks. Gayle, Mark, Jennifer, and I recently met here for dinner. On couple went for the pizza, while the other did pasta, with a bottle of red wine all around. The portions were generous, the conversation sparkling, and the service friendly and fun. It was one of those evening where the total exceeded the sum of its parts, especially when meeting up with old friends after a too long absence.

First of all this restaurant has moved to 129 Pitt Street in Sydney. We are here from US and…read morelooking for a good Italian restaurant and we found it! Very nice inside. The food was delicious, we started out ordering the garlic and cheese pizza bread. My husband and I had the chicken carbonara with fettuccine as our entree and my son had plain spaghetti with butter which he loved. Service was great too!