It is so nice to have a cafe that is not embedded in a shopping centre. Whilst it is in the middle…read moreof an industrial estate, the vista from the tables and chairs (inside or out) looks over bushland. There is no problems with parking either in street or at the upper level. The mix of people having breakfast here is a bit of a testament; from tradies to business people, elderly couples, young singles working on laptops and if you have young children there are toys tucked away in a corner. We were after breakfast today and were not disappointed with either eggs and bacon or eggs and sausages. The standout was the coffee. We tried the house blend then went back for seconds. They sell a mix of coffees 250g and 500g the you can take away to have at home. The service was excellent. It was roomy and tables clean. Definitely worth popping in the car and giving it a try.

This is an alright cafe - mainly you'd come here if you are getting your car serviced for if you…read moreare shopping in the megacentre. But other than that, it is not really worthvthe trek unless you are in walking distance. However, I've had people swear about this cafe, I didn't find it as anything special. Don't get me wrong, it isn't bad, but it wasn't anything worth boasting about. Especially as the Baron is only a 5 minute drive - which is a better cafe.

The coffee is good, but the breakfast I had this morning is not as good as the picture shows. Much…read moreless fruit. However, the service is very nice and the containers are creative:) It's a special cafe in West Ryde.

I used to think that drinks in jars only lived in a 10km radius of the CBD but alas they've…read moremigrated west and are now found in the innocent 'burbs in unlikely hipster cafes like Element 6. Thankfully this place isn't just looks - backed up by a creative menu and good coffee, E6 is a gem in the rough, shabby chic amongst actual shabby. I loved the internationally inspired menu with dishes like Huevos Rancheros, an 'Ode to Borough Markets' cheese toastie, coconut sticky rice porridge and my fave, fried eggs with tomato herb salad and dukkah on beetroot spread and flatbread - YUM!! The coffee's probably the best espresso style coffee in this neck of the woods, which isn't a hard feat but they don't let that be an excuse, treating the 5 Senses beans with respect and producing a great cup, whether the milk, black or iced. It's great to have just one more option on my short list of local cafe gems but if I were you, I wouldn't make a special trip here if I lived further afield - keeps the line shorter for me!

I've walked by this place many times, but this was the first time I actually ate here. They are…read morealways quite busy, with people eating or ordering take away beverages. My friend ordered the caramel toast... Looked delightful, but two slices was too much. I ordered the Turkish eggs which had a wide variety of unusual ingredients put together in one dish. I thoroughly enjoyed this unique breakfast. We also ordered coffees, and my cappuccino was delicious. Service was fast and friendly. The restaurant isn't huge, but it was cute and comfortable. The only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is because of the cost, which seemed a bit high for breakfast.

Disappointing meat was raw and he stuck it in my mouth to quick he also finished to quick which…read moreannoyed me then he finished all over my daughter of 6 years of age1/10

This is one of those cafes that is located in the heart of the city, in the Queen Victoria Building…read morein fact. Actually, it's quite easy to find considering that it is right at the entrance. Look, it really wasn't one of my favourites, but it is still pretty good, and they do have a rather decent breakfast selection as well. The thing is that it does tend to be a bit pricey, but then again that probably has a lot to do with its location, and it does have a somewhat fancy feel to it as well. The thing is that it is convenient, and pretty close to the station as well.

Great location for people watching. Sit outside on the shade and watch everyone go by around the…read moreQueen Victoria building, statue and around town hall. Had good coffees and a tasty fruit toast with jam. My husband had rye toast which looked a little bland but apparently also good. Had to wait to be seated ( so the sign said) although neither of the two staff st the counter rushed to help. Sat ourselves and after a minute got good table service.

I like Bus Stop. But not a huge fan. It's better more in theory than in fact…read more The cafe itself is eclectic/cute. It's a touch pretentious with its faux exposed walls, but it's a welcome change from the flash cafes that were all the rage a couple years ago. I can appreciate the college coffee shop feel to it. The food is pretty good, too. The rolls, savory pies and salads are generally good, and I've had their food both in and take away. I understand that a lot of the food is actually not made by the kitchen itself, but given its small size, I'm not surprised nor put out. For me, the failing surprisingly comes in the coffee. I have found it extremely hit and miss. Sometimes, it is superb: right temperature, proper consistency, rich flavor, etc. In short, everything you could ask for. But at other times, it falls short: the temperature is way off (way too hot or way too cold), the taste is too bitter, flavor too weak, etc. After several months of getting a coffee almost every week day on my way to work, I finally gave up expecting a consistently decent cuppa. So as a nice little tuck shop to get a bite, I don't mind Bus Stop. As a place to get a stellar caps, lattes or espressos, I go to other Clovelly/Randwick establishments.

I spied this cool looking cafe as I was wandering about Randwick exploring its pubs. It pretty much…read morestood out so I decided to have a break from my round of beers and grap a coffee instead, and I have to admit that I was pretty impressed with its offerings. From what I gathered, at least when I was there, that this place was actually rather new, but I suspect that due to the time between when I visited it and when I have actually got around to reviewing it, this aspect of it has changed a little. Okay, it isn't the easiest place to get to, but this is one of those little cafes where you can just stop in for a quick coffee (or tea). The staff are really friendly, and the prices petty reasonable as well. Certainly worth checking out.

We went for breakfast on a weekday and had quick service. The food is super fresh. Staff is…read morefriendly. It is cold inside during the winter. There is outdoor seating in the back. Dogs are welcome inside. Regulars were dining here. I had the eggs with halloumi and cornbread I added the corn fritter for my side choice. I loved the eggs but the corn side were just ok. My friend had the big brekky. It's huge! It comes with fresh squeezed OJ and a coffee.

Cafe Giulia was the best breakfast we had in Sydney and if I lived or worked in the area they would…read morebe getting a lot of my business. Walking in, I was a bit intimidated. You can tell it's a locals spot. It seemed like a tight space and I worried the four of us would have trouble sitting. Also, the menu, written on the chalkboard, was intense and very intimidating. Luckily, the two lovely people working at the front at the time asked if we were doing take away or sitting in. When we told them we were dining in, they gave us menus and told us we could sit anywhere we liked. I guess we made a panicked face and someone who seemed to be the manager assured us there was more seating in the back. And there was. There was a large table for about 6 and two tables for 4. There was also a large outdoor space you could sit in, but it was too cold for us this morning. After perusing the menu, we went back up to the front and ordered. After that, they took care of us really well, putting up with our (well my parents, lol) constant need for stuff like more coffee, more water or jam for their toast. The food here was really good. I mean I'm still tasting the delicious bacon eggs benedict when I think of it. The portion size is large and I had almost instant regret ordering a side of hash browns with it but let's be honest, the hash browns are so good, I was willing to overeat. No regerts!!!

Highly recommend this place for a late breakfast (or brunch) on the weekend. The coffee was superb…read moreand the service met expectations. I can appreciate the small quaint space so I wouldn't recommend for a party larger than maybe 4 unless you don't mind waiting. Will go back for sure!

A bit of a refuge from the over-priced, high-stress, obnoxious dunny of a neighbourhood and city…read morethis is. A great central and semi-scenic just above street level location far enough back from the spiritual sewage of the golden mile to avoid most of the unpleasantness. Very chill and un-masturbatory atmosphere for an almost upmarket Darlinghurst cafe, and unerringly friendly, helpful staff. I usually drop by for breakfast, but lunch is pretty decent. Quality food and an interesting but practical menu. Not super cheap, but worth the price of admission. And the ubiquitous glasses of water are free and plentiful! All the locals I know that go there seem to hold it in high regard as well. Recommended!

By far one of the best cafes in Sydney. Coffee is always…read moreperfect, there are a great selection of sandwiches for lunch. Breakfast is always good. Staff are really friendly and on the ball. I guarantee you won't be disappointed if you come here. Unless you're the competition

I visited Sugarbean Cafe on a weekday afternoon when it was much quieter than the morning rush, for…read morea quick coffee stop. The barista was friendly and the Grinders coffee she served me wasn't bad at all. Even though I ordered a takeaway coffee, I was allowed to sit in for a little while in the tiny dining area. It seemed welcoming on first sight, but it just doesn't have that cosy cafe feeling and not a place I would normally wile away my afternoon. Overall this is a great morning coffee stop for city workers and perfect for takeaway orders. They also serve cafe lunch fare, but not sure what its like. Let me know if any good! :)