One of the best meals I've ever had. The staff was so friendly and welcoming. You have to try their…read morelady fingers when you go there.

My husband and myself have been going to Souks now for over 1 year. We often take our friends for…read morea casual lunch or dinner there. Also they have provided meals for my business that I conduct at our office. They are always so quick and everyone loves their food, including us!

Good food, nearly perfection, good to have a quiet on Terrigal strip. Service superb.read more

Very nice middle eastern food, but the prices are quite high. The restaurant decor is quite nice…read moreand modern, lots of seating with an upstairs area. My dining guest had some complaints about the plates being dirty. Service is quite nice and friendly

The vegetarian mix platter was so good! Loved it!! It comes with hommous, tabbouli, French beans,…read morebahtra, falafel, fried cauliflower and spinach pie and it was incredibly filling and delicious. It is a vegetarian platter but I think most of it is actually vegan so even better. Loved the hommous, potatoes, and fried cauliflower so, so much. Only fault is I wish they gave more of the cauliflower and perhaps took away from something else. It was a very small portion, probably only about 2 pieces from memory and it is one of my all time fav Lebanese dishes so I was a tad disappointed. But everything else more than enough made up for it, and I was actually really surprised with the falafel because I have had so many bad encounters with it I was just pretty sure I hated it, but here it was incredible! Like really really good. They also give you so much bread so you will definitely be full and satisfied by the end of it. Highly recommend this platter. The waratenib was alright, the lemon was very overpowering and hard to notice much else, but it wasn't too bad. Service was also incredibly lovely, so it really did make for an enjoyable meal and evening all around.

What a great find! We opted for the 3 course meal as we couldn't decide what to order. The 3 course…read moremeal had a variety of dishes and it was a great way to try a bit of everything. When I say "a bit" it wasn't tiny servings! Everything was delicious and very filling; and we are big eaters! The meal was a great value. Our waiter even asked us if we wanted more pita for our first course! Please see photos.

Charming hosts, fresh, perfectly prepared food & a pleasant room. One of my favorites!read more

We revisited to try their new menu! Just as good as our first visit! Pumpkin garden not only…read morebeautifully presented, it is also very tasty and a great healthy option. A roasted half butternut pumpkin topped with a perfecly cooked egg, pomegranate gel, goats curd and pistachio dukkah. -The crabs in black another quality option: soft shell crab combining nicely with charred sweet corn finger lime, chervil, celery, chilli, black aioli and a fried egg served with on brioche. -The poke bowl another delicious healthy option. Poke bowls are all the rage at the moment and The Mews vesion with a subtle ponzu dressing and pickled mushrooms offers more flavour than most. In the leafy suburb of Mosman is a cafe tucked into a laneway, named the Mews. A good amount of outdoor tables allows you to take in the morning sunshine. We came bright and early, 8am and it was extremely busy when we left, so I'd recommend arriving early too. We talked to the owners who are absolutely delightful and keen to do the best for their customers, Daniel tells us they recently changing coffee beans for the locals, who like it "strong". Using an amazing coffee machine; the Cafe racer from san remo and the Grand cru brand, in particular the 3 bean from Brazil, Ethiopia and Kenya. A great blend and came out with some skilled latte art. The chai latte is also offered in two forms; powdered (my favourite) or brewed. I've been scoping out this cafe for weeks, if not months now and following delicious food pics on Instagram, so it was extremely difficult to pick just one thing to eat, hence we got a few to share. The food is a mix of Asian and Australian influences which makes for a beautiful fusion. We tried the Miso mush with sautéed wild mushrooms on a piece of bread, shaved edamame, black sesame, lotus chips and topped with a poached egg. Such a beautiful combination of flavours. The braised pork shakshuka, eggs, toast capsicum and tomato, chicpeas, fetta cheese and pistachio dukkah, pomegranates and roti. The Nutella lava hotcakes were fluffy, almost cake like, filled with warm Nutella and topped with Candied pancetta, lemon curd and Persian fairy floss as well as raspberries and strawberries. Vegetarian and vegan options available to it is suitable for all. A pleasure to visit this lovely cafe and the food is amazing.

The Mews is one of those sweet cafes that have an other worldly atmosphere about it - old school…read morejazz or French tunes, every table full (even on a wet Wednesday) and a friendly chatty Batista. It just feels friendly. I also love that it's off the busy streets of Mosman - Military Road is only a stones throw away but you can't hear it. Sandwiches to order, fresh appetizing salads (no old lettuce leaves or half filled bowls), fresh takeaway meals (like moussaka) ready to go and a variety of dishes that mean you could go there everyday for a month an have something different. I had the Thai Chicken ball for $6 - delicious and just enough for lunch. The mint leaves on top were a nice touch to the flavor and appearance. This and other gluten free options are market with a red sticker in the cabinet but there is no gluten free bread for sandwiches. Kid friendly. No wifi. Toilet are worth a mention. They aren't in the cafe but around the corner and are shared with other businesses in the vicinity. They are pretty dirty and the waitress gives you a brown paper bag filled with toilet roll and napkins. A bit awkward but worth this minor glitch as the cafe is very cute indeed. Quaint silver shell shaped tea spoon with my mocha and a glass encased white orchard beside my computer on the window bench I type from - ahhh the little things!

I was in Sydney for eight days, and this hole-in-the-wall restaurant may have been my favorite meal…read moreof the entire trip. The informal, quick service counter and affordable prices are in stark contrast to the food, which is anything but what you would find at a typical fast-casual restaurant. I had the shawarma and hummus - everything tasted like it had been made from scratch that morning by culinary wizards (which I'm pretty sure is what happens). For ~$15, I'm not sure how you could possibly find a more satisfying / flavorful meal anywhere in the city.

Incredible food and super nice, accommodating and understanding staff. Tru Blu Mediterranean is a…read moremust-try restaurant if you're looking for a place to eat. Between my family and I we ordered the hummus and lamb, croquettes and lamb spring rolls for appetisers. For mains we enjoyed the pork belly, the duck leg, ocean trout, the lamb special and the octopus, as well as sides of polenta chips and broccolini. Finally, we finished off the meal with the flourless chocolate cake, the sticky fig pudding, the creme brûlée and the affogato. Every single meal we indulged in was extremely full filling and delicious as could be! The staff were more than happy to alter meals for my grandmas who can't handle chilli and our waitress seemed very happy and friendly. We will definitely be recommending Tru Blu to friends and definitely will be coming back for more!

Mum's 85th. EIGHTY FIVE!!! We loved Starfish in Avalon but…read moreit closed after many years and we lost our favourite place. So I was really happy to learn the Starfish chef had opened up a new place. But the Asian influence that was Starfish's signature has been replaced with Mediterranean. Thats a bit odd I thought to myself. And the name, I mean Tru Blu? Is it me and you? Is it a Cockatoo? Anyway when the old girl turned 85, sheesh, 85! we went to check it out. First thing, the lunch menu is not the dinner menu. I had looked on line and saw some great dishes but the lunch menu is more limited. I chose a Fraser Island crab omelette because I am not an idiot. Who wouldn't order a crab omelette? Winner. You really taste the crab and there's plenty of it. Very very good. Keeno had the scallops. Of course she did, thats like saying the sun came up, or that Donald Trump is a meathead. Mum also had the scallops and loved them but note its a small meal. So much so that my chippies disappeared very quickly. Margie and Zoe had Mirror Dory, a daily special and declared it good. The dips and the shared bits and pieces were the highlight. Sensational. The room is nice, although its an odd place to plop down a restaurant, and a far cry from Avalon, but its handy if you need to go to Bunnings afterwards which I did. I will definitely go back for dinner cos this bloke can really cook and I have my heart set on a tagine. Which won't be good for my heart but I bet it will be good for my soul. The service is fantastic, really friendly and happy. I still miss the Bugs that I used to get at Starfish, but therapy is helping.

We went here for late lunch since their light meals menu looked better than other restaurants along…read moreside the Darling Harbour. Light Meals choices are panini sandwich, grilled meat on skewer, pizza and burgers etc, and available until 5pm. My salmon panini had good chunk of smoked salmon, a bit light side on the avocado but it tasted good and pretty big sandwich. The grilled chicken on the skewer was juicy and well seasoned. Good portion for the price. We enjoyed the nice view of the harbor and watching people walking by. Big tables, so large group could be accommodated.

I would say that for the area this was a very nice find. (It seems most of these Harborside places…read moreare much more about the view than about the food.) Very good kids pizza but we forgot to order it without the ham and pineapple and they quickly prepared another free of charge. My daughter's lamb skewer was not "5 star" but still very good. My wife had a quite good Greek salad and my burger (on quite respectable GF toast) was excellent. All four dishes were good to excellent. Good gluten-free options. Tasty cocktails. Terrific view.

Great food and great service. Just off the traffic of George Street. Fresh food, well prepared…read moreand presented. Wide variety at breakfast.

Pretty disappointed. I had just previously picked up food right down the lane and walking past saw…read morethere was live music playing which I wanted to listen to so I went in to order a couple of coffees and asked to sit outside and was told rudely that I couldn't sit outside because I had food already from elsewhere. Didn't matter that I was ordering coffees there. Mind you, the entire outside area is completely vacant. Not a single person is sitting in any of their chairs. Also, please note this area is a lane filled with eateries and cafes. No other business had a problem with people coming, using their "designated" sitting areas outside their shops to eat or sit and listen to the live music except this cafe.