Underneath the charming hotel The Orchard Hotel is located Little Bottler. A…read moresmallish bottle shop chain, Little Bottler's have sprung up all around the suburbs in Sydney, and will probably continue to grow. Neither cheap nor expensive, Little Bottler provides a handy spot to grab some grog on the way out if you're at Chatswood - it's just opposite the Transport Interchange. It's got all the old favourites in the beers, spirits and RTDs, plus a somewhat impressive range of both red and white wine. The guys behind the counter are usually friendly young things who are always willing to help you out with wine advice or, in my case, make fun of your choice of pink Vodka Cruisers. Happy days!

Primo Café is where I always go when I want a snack (as opposed to a meal). Their sausage rolls are…read moredelicious, their coffee is sweet and rich, and their kebabs are amazing. The staff at Primo Café at Wynyard station are particularly friendly.. perhaps because I go there all the time. Also, unlike many other milkbars/cafes, Primo's sausage rolls are always fresh, always hot (instead of lukewarm, blech), and if you're feeling adventurous, you might as well try their spinach rolls!

Incredibly rude surly twat behind the counter and super rip off prices. When I am being totally…read moreripped off I don't expect to be barked at too. Though I guess working in touristy late night cesspit like Ezy 10 hours a day for whatever pittance they pay will quell the more sunnier disposition.

I shop here for many reasons. They have a great selection and cheap prices compared to local…read moreconvenience stores.

Coles Kings Langley is definitely one of the best supermarkets, except for the manners of some…read morestaff members. When paying at the self-checkout during certain hours, one of the employees welcomes you with a angry face. This employee even took away one of my items once. The supermarket has been recently refurnished, and the items are usually up to stock. I would recommend the supermarket, expect for some grumpy staff.

I come here several times a week and it's great. The produce is fresh, there is always plenty of…read morestock on the shelves and the staff are friendly. It's not too expensive either. They always have specials on and are always checking if you want to take part.

Gusto has gotten a great reputation among the bondi crowd because this place is always full of…read morepeople be it for a early morning coffee or a late treat. The coffee standards are high here with the store getting lots of recognition in various publications over the years. The store is quite cute and they have a enough seats inside for a decent crowd and also some Sears along the arcade too. It's on Spring street though so can be quite loud around here. Gusto is great for takeout though and you never have to wait very long. They got a great range of muffins , pastries, croissants and breads to go great with your coffee and also serve some light meals. Today I ordered peanut butter on Turkish bread. Really simple of course but very tasty none the less and perfect to keep you going until lunch. The coffee comes with a cute little bit of chocolate on top just to make your day.

Nip in here for a coffee that'll knock your socks off and leave you alert for the rest of the day…read more They also offer a fabulous range of freshly baked pastries and cakes - buy both for just $6. Homemade bircher muesli, fruit salad and yoghurt are also available as a more healthy breakfast alternative. However, the atmosphere here is not one so much for relaxing and reading the papers, but is a more frantic grab-and-go coffee on the way to work. Their breakfast-bar layout offers a great place for quickly scoffing a muffin and slurping your coffee, but I think there are better places if you want to relax and enjoy watching the world go past.

Ah, Goliath. These…read moreguys own everything now. Supermarkets, bottle shops, petrol stations, and quite possibly orphanages. I don't know why, but it seems like the kind of Machiavellian thing an oligopolist would do. I still shop here of course. I mean you have to for some things. My fruit & veg I get from a n awesome Chinese grocer, or the local fruit shop. But if I need washing powder? Or a toothbrush? Or Tim Tams at 50% off? Yep. The big W. Well not THE Big W, that's different, but you know what I mean. Plus its 2mins away from my house and my mum shops here.

Relatively large range, but prices are fairly high for woolies... It's usually quite busy so aim…read morefor a late shop and you'll miss the crowds. I've noticed for some reason other shoppers here are usually pretty rude and rush from one area to another, right through you if you happen to be in their path as they sprint with their eyes closed. Staff are always helpful and very friendly, just a shame that those prices. I can't see why they expect you to pay more at one Woolworths compared to another Woolworths.

Nice little gem of a coffee place located near the Bronte Rd bus stop at Bondi Junction. Probably…read morethe best coffee in the immediate vicinity of Bondi Junc. Upon walking in the place, you are greeted with a coffee roasting machine that is humming away doing its magic on some Sumatran beans (they roast their beans in-house daily). The staff are always super friendly and the place is my number one pick (pun intended) for a coffee while shopping at Westfield or when a caffeine hit is needed before boarding a bus to Bronte. The place itself is nicely decorated with comfy lounge style chairs if you feel like having a pastry or sandwich with your beverage (yep they'll satisfy mild hunger pangs too). To add to the atmosphere, the walls are adorned with coffee information and shots of the owner in action preparing syphon coffee and other various coffee related acts. Can also buy some coffee hardware here too (percolators, syphons and other coffee paraphernalia). Top spot this one..

Probably one of the worst coffee blends I've ever had. I have to stop ordering espressos in Sydney…read more I'm sure that as part of a mocha or a latte it would've been ok. Thankfully it was part of quite abundant yet lacklustre affogato, which for $5 in Bondi Junction was quite reasonable. The atmosphere is awesome despite being small and tucked up in a sidestreet that you wouldn't choose to walk down on unless you knew this place was there. The staff is friendly and the service fast. The takeaway here: Sydney doesn't cater to Italians and other espresso drinkers. This place is no exception but it's quite a nice and cheap alternative to the thousands of coffee shops that already exist.

Very nice place, tasty dishes and excellent service. A…read morerelaxed, welcoming atmosphere and the staff made us feel genuinely looked after.

After a small streak of bad coffees I was in desperate need of a really good coffee. Whilst…read moresomewhat dubious by the friendly sales pitch from the cute owner, my mother and I sat down to order our coffees.... and I was pleasantly surprised with one of the better coffees I have had in Sydney. Coffee: Double macchiato Bean: Vellanero Crema: Nice, thick 8/10 Overall Taste: Nice, mellow taste 8.5/10 Served in: Small glass (+1) Preparation: Very well made, not too much milk, well frothed, well poured. The cafe itself sits on Clovelly Street in Randwick in a small group of 3 cafes. They do some food, I grabbed a chicken burger to go, and whilst not revolutionary or anything it was good. I would have liked to have given this place 4.5 stars, as it is probably better coffee then most places I rate at 4 stars, but could not bring myself to give the full 5 stars as it is not in that very special, very small club of unique and awesome places.