Stopped by for an early lunch with a mate, All the options on the menu sounded really good!…read more To start i got the matcha milk green tea with coconut milk. So yum and light. Then we got the kale pesto noodles, the nachos with beans and because we really wanted to try the Banana bread and bacon! Wow - I am not a vegetarian nor a vegan but i like trying new things! Loved them all and I told the chef i don't think ive ever had so much tasty veggies in one sitting! Staff were friendly too, will indeed be back!

First time customer & won't be my last visit!…read more I had the Nacho Salad, i'm a big fan of Nacho's but wanted a healthier option - Bingo.... What an explosion of taste & beautifully presented, seriously impressed. I'm not vegan, gluten free required or vegetarian, I just enjoy food & different flavors / ways of exploring / eating food, i'll be back to try the other food items & also test out the coffee!

Beautiful & affordable organic food, the service is amazing as well. You should all visit this…read moreplace as you won't regret it for sure

I love these markets. Fresh seasonal fruits and veg. Punnets of deep red strawberries and bright…read moregreen, well greens, as far as the eyes can see. Mountains of sour dough breads - sweet and savoury. And my favorite honey and sesame snacks. There are a couple of coffee carts and lots of snack foods to feast on. Fantastic place to be on a Saturday morning.

Who would think mall counter food would be as good as a cafe…read more Great diversity and made easy with all V offerings, most all on display. Nice grab and go as well as get it hot and sit and enjoy. Bali bowl good, and a bit spicy. Minestrone filled with rice and tomato rich was tasty and warming, fulfilling.

This is hands-down my favourite place for lunch in Sydney. I seriously get excited about working in…read moreour Sydney office purely because it's directly across from the MLC Centre so I can stuff myself silly with Iku food throughout the work day. Iku Wholefood is a chain of 12 stores scattered throughout Sydney offering healthy but delicious vegan food. It's popular across the board, not just with the vegan crowd, which is a testament to how delicious it is. Iku has a wide variety of food options crammed into a tiny food-court space. Their display counter includes a dizzying array of sweet treats like cookies, pastries, and muffins, as well as savoury snacks like nori rolls, polenta and couscous slices, rice balls, millet balls, etc. And that's just their display counter. Their full menu itself includes pies, salad plates with a variety of mix-and-match options, lasagne, casseroles, curries, and soups. By far my favorite thing on the menu is the macroburger. It's described as "a tofu fritter served on a steamed wholemeal bun spread with tahini sauce, topped with leafy green salad and Iku salad dressing." I don't normally like tofu but this is crazy delicious and unrecognisable as anything tofu-y. I seriously fantasise about biting into a delicious Iku macroburger while I'm on the flight over to Sydney because I'm filled with giddy expectation and I know it'll be the first thing I eat when I land. You can also get the mildly healthier macrobiotic wrap, which contains the same ingredients as the macroburger, just in wrap form and with slightly more greens. Note that both of these are a bit messy to eat, so probably not best to take into a lunch meeting with important executives. That and you'll rudely inhale it because it's so delicious. I also enjoy the Iku pies (filled with beans, chickpeas, lentils, veggies, etc.), sweet treats (I've had their muffins and a couple of cookies -- delicious), and nori rolls (the sauce is amazing). Everything tastes so fresh and innovative. The only thing that didn't wow me was the lasagne. I felt it was a bit bland. I haven't tried any of the casseroles, curries, or soups yet. They also do breakfast, which I haven't tried either. This Iku is located in the MLC Centre, which is the funny round UFO-shaped building on the south side of Martin Place -- you can't miss it. Just walk into the food court and Iku is near the entrance on your right. Because this is a food court in the middle of the CBD, seating is scarce between 12pm and 2pm. If you want to find a seat, go early for lunch (around 11am -- the benefit there is you can ogle all the gorgeous young tradies eating their lunches -- oh sorry off-topic), or go after 2pm. Or just get take-out and bring it back to your desk. There are 11 other locations around the CBD and nearly all of them get amazing reviews, so definitely check this chain out :) I wish they had them in Melbourne!!

Great food and service. The owner is on site. I had the freshly made roasted beef with veggies and…read moresalad. The Chimichurri is made in house and taste amazing. He also makes pork belly with a perfectly crisp skin.

The chicken was a bit dry, wasn't my favorite. The pork however was perfect, crispy skin and juicy…read moremeat! It is priced really well too! The people working the counters are really nice and the food comes out rather quickly. It is inside a place with other eateries. They have a couple communal tables and other seating throughout the complex.

A great vegan restaurant with a menu that offers options for all kinds of dietary needs including…read moregluten-free. The service was a bit slow but the residential environment that the cafe is in is quiet and peaceful. Most of the seating is outdoors.

Vegan Thai in Darlinghurst…read more Kindness has the most fantastic corn fritters you will ever eat in your life. Perfectly spherical. Bursting with fresh corn flavor. After the fritters, things go downhill fast. They offer two kinds of tofu, regular and something called seaweed tofu. For the love of god, avoid anything with their seaweed tofu in any shape form or saucing. We had two different dishes with seaweed tofu in them, and hated both of them. Vegetables are fresh, al dente and not all that tasty. Kindness makes the dullest fried bananas and sweet rice on the planet. Fried bananas and Thai sweet rice are two of the easiest desserts you can possibly make. Bananas and sweet rice are as reliable as sesame balls. Except here. I suspect if you worked your way systematically through the menu, you would find a few more items as good as the corn fritters. So you can make this work if you really want to. But there is so much good Thai eating in Sydney ...

O-yeah, baby. This place has quickly become a favourite of mine. This is the kind of food that…read moremakes me happy. Their rainbow salad selection is the bomb and best of all, it's all ready for me to take-away at 8:00am on my walk to work. The cooked brunches are also the shiz; full with veggies, legumes and general orgasmic-organic-goodness. I often find myself food browsing, wanting to buy something 'for later', like one of their spelt muffins or a packet of coconut flour to bake with. Raw 'confections' always seduce me, too. 5 stars for The Big O.

On arrival staff were extremely hospitable! I easily located a table and the waiter provided a…read moremenu/tap water. Crown street has lots of cafes to choose from but O Organic offers a solid menu! The produce that you're served is organic, I appreciate that the cafe supports farmers - You can definitely taste the quality ingredients. I added halloumi to the green healing bowl, I was only expecting two small pieces of cheese, however the serving was very generous! Considering all the healthy elements of the meal it tasted SO good! There are lots of vegan and vegetarian options which is also great! At the front of the store you'll notice healthy treats and take away goodies! A little pricey $27 for a juice and lunch (one person), still you expect this in Surry hills and I certainly don't mind paying for quality!

I had 2 eggs which were described as scrambled on the menu but on the plate were dripping with oil…read moreand rubbery and were like a poorly cooked omelette with no flavour plus two pieces of thin toasted sour dough plus avocado for $6 and small serve of smoked salmon for $7.20 total for one meal $33 and pot of English breakfast tea which was cold and had to ask for milk this was a poor meal and poor value for money. I said I was unhappy but the waitress just shrugged. Unlikely to visit again.

After a long day at the zoo we took a stroll in over to Mosman in search of an organic juice or…read moresmoothie stop n happened upon this awesome joint. Great service, cute shop, chill atmosphere. Highly recommend mango tango... The taste is really unexpected but delicious. Also ordered a custom juice of kale, spinach, ginger and watermelon but all I could taste was the watermelon... Not bad, just not what I ordered. Mini downsides: no Amex, no wifi and no outlets

Cute decor and good service. We really liked the breakfast wrap but the corn fritter could have…read morebeen a bit more crispy.

This was a pretty nice café over in spice Alley. They have a…read morepretty roomy dining area with a spacious and open concept with large glass walls. The cashier was very polite and helpful with the menu. You pick your table, then you grab a menu and then order at the counter once you're ready. I got the mushroom thyme tomato toasty and a black sesame latte with a shot of espresso. The latte was nice and creamy, and had a nice flavor and was not too sweet . The toasty was pretty good! it had a lovely amount of sauce, eggs, and vegetables. The Potato toast itself was a bit greasy though, and sat heavy in my stomach after eating. Definitely a meal that you need to go for a walk after eating.