What a find! Fantastic coffee and unique food. Kimchi Waffle? Just had to try it and was not…read moredisappointed. A lot of flavors going on and they all went together nicely. Coffee was so good I had to buy some beans to take home. Great location to eat before visiting all the breweries in the area.

I'm glad I found Roastville; a little out of the way public transport wise but worth the effort…read more You might drive past it if you aren't looking closely, but if you aim for Sauce brewery/Bourke St Bakery, you will find it just around the corner on Victoria Park Road. The in-house roastery provides great coffee (plenty of options for coffee snobs from Melbourne) and you can buy beans and other coffee paraphenalia to take home. The food is excellent and the portions are generous and reasonably priced. We tried the hot smoked salmon and the nicoise salad and both were delicious. I will be back.

The fellas make a mean cappuccino! Quick enough and friendly! They also use Double Roasters which…read moremakes a very drinkable cup of coffee. My go to coffee on Booth st.

They do a really mean bacon and egg roll and the fresh juices are tasty too. A nice spot if you can…read morefind a seat outside, otherwise I prefer takeaway.

Great food. Always busy. Friendly staff. They have hanks jam as their standard jam with toast…read more(Which is totally a good thing) - The only downside for me is that they serve Toby's Estate coffee which I don't really like- but if that isn't an issue for you than go for it! You'll like this place.

Can't believe it has taken me almost a year and a half of working in the city to discover Caffe…read moreVenti - especially because I used to frequent Sushia next door for dinner for the best part of 2014. The staff are very friendly and their choice of spreads and toast makes it like breakfast wonderland to me. Anywhere that can provide cinnamon on toast is winning in my books. The coffee is also pretty good!

I stopped by here for breakfast as it was the only thing open at the time I was in the area. I got…read morea breakfast sandwich, which was oily and the bacon was very thick and undercooked. Overall it wasn't worth the cost. Service wasn't very friendly. I would not eat here again.

Great place for coffees. The teas are great too. Love the sandwiches and pastries too.read more

The wraps, sandwiches and coffees are really really good. Can come here often. Nice spot for a…read morequick bite.

Great place for a cup of coffee and food. Quick service and reasonable prices. There are a few…read morelocations.

Discrimination practised here. Put up a sign surcharging 15% to certain customers…read more When challenged about it they doubled down

What is impressive about "Hatch" is not the coffee. Don't get me wrong - the coffee is good (it's…read moreGrinders), and is espressed well by the barista, but the main thing that is a stand out at this little hole-in-the-wall (or Hatch) are the menu items. They're unique in cafe land. 1. Hatch has one of the best bacon and egg rolls in the city. 2. Hatch makes its own Middle Eastern savory pastries for - and I am not joking - $2. The B&E roll is a long baguette with two eggs and heaps of bacon drizzled with your choice of sauce (BBQ or tomato). It's $5 (yes $5). It's filling, it's good, it has lots of bacon (get the point)? But I urge you all that the must tries are the freshly baked savories - there's the mini meat "pie" (a pide) topped with minced beef; onion; tomato; spices and pomegranate molasses, the three cheese pie stuffed with feta; halloumi and mozzarella, and finally, the spinach and feta pie. All three are great breakfast or snack options for those with only a couple of gold coins in their pocket. If you are in the Chippendale area don't let it's hatch put you off - you will get on of the best coffees and snacks in the area.

As a local I bypass other options in the area such as…read moreoverpriced-over-the-top-hipster-instagram-weird-food cafe, poorly-lit-humdrum-cafe and even the new and popular pastries-till-you-die-from-sugar-carbicide for this small and comfy cafe. The coffee is robust and fresh. There's enough variety on the menu from brunch classics like avo toast to things that are a bit different like the chia pudding to suit most people. The staff is friendly. Just give it a go.

Great coffee. Delicious bacon and egg rolls. Relaxing sitting at the window watching the world go…read moreby. Nice selection of cakes and sandwiches.

The menu is a real mixed basket - some things on there are delicious although pricey (you can…read moreunderstand the expense); however some things are simply not worth the cost, being either soggy, extremely overpriced or just generally disappointing. Paid $19 for the Pumpkin Fattoush Salad (it would have cost an extravagant extra $6 for chicken schnitzel strips) that was a pile of quinoa and not much else - no flavour, almost no pumpkin and one sad little lump of fattoush. However staff are lovely, and if you're going there for brekkie things like the eggs or corn fritters (amazing), then it's worth the while.

A great cafe society chill out spot. Always the destination of choice to catch up over a casual…read morecoffee (or chai tea) with a close friend. Weekends, naturally busy. When you're not sitting right near the counter, you're home and hosed here. Order a chai tea, and you'll receive a black vintage like tea pot with an abundance of tea to sip away with spicy ahoy. Enjoy a few cups. Otherwise their coffee is just supreme. The sugar can go to Charlie's chocolate factory instead...or gets transferred to their amazing mocha scrolls. The icing is sweet as. Even their cookies and cream one is making me salivate like Pavlov's dogs. Not quite 5-stars based on my recent experience (noisy) - yet if I could give Piccolo an extra half a star, I most certainly would. Also like the big breakfast. Hands down one of the best brunch and/or coffee hot spots in Rozelle.