I agree with the other reviewers, Coffee, Tea & Me have etched out perfect cafe chemistry, somehow…read moremagically pulling it from a tiny hole in the wall. It's cheap, they sell great tasting Campos coffee, and the bagel-coffee deals make for a seriously cheap lunch. The outdoor seating gives this part of Redfern Street a bit of life (and probably pisses off the people who are actually waiting for the bus near the cafe). (C'mon you lazy hipsters, give the pensioners waiting for the 309 a seat.) One hot February day I took the plunge and ordered the iced coffee. Despite the fact that they forgot about it - when I finally got it, it was amazing, think: good coffee meets a thickshake. It tasted like America, but super caffeinated. Another time I managed to get shat on by a cockatoo, or some other large avian creepy thing... and the staff were nice enough to let me squeeze into their little shop to wash up a bit. Oh yeah, and just for the record, I had already finished my coffee when I got covered in bird excrement, thank f*ck.

Campos Coffee. Need I say more? OK, so how about $1 coffees with bagels? Sold yet?…read more I feel that although this is a newish small cafe in Redfern, it plays hardball with the surrounding cafes, most of which are more established, larger, and unsurprisingly less busy - maybe the clientele are just better here. I absolutely love the coffee roasted indie-hipster charm, only made possible by the vibrant and chatty staff, as they have always remember my regular order, and even my name on occasion. I do go by two names, so it does make it hard for them. I'd point you in the direction of the hard to miss, outdoor seating - 'bike-seat-turned-stool' chairs, and ironing board tables that adjourn the red brick facade that face onto Redfern St. If you miss out on the hand-stitched leather saddles, pick up a milk crate, and soak up the sun on the sunniest spot in Redfern. Dig into the incredibly tasty, and somewhat greasy (although that's what makes them so damn tasty) bagels, which are also delicious for your wallet, as you'll be able to pick up a $1 campos coffee with every bagel snapped up.

Great coffee, great lunch options, reasonable prices. The…read morestaff are cool, and the spiral staircase is cooler (and you have to walk down it carefully). Coffee is great, as is the option for gluten free almost anything, should your friends need it. I'll be back.

Really cool cafe on Military Rd. Specifically the layout of the cafe... walk in and walk up the…read morethin, windy stairs to go up to the upstairs section. But putting aside the layout this is still a good cafe. The coffee here is good, and the barista is a lover of coffee and willing not only to advise, but also to complain about what is lacking with their style of coffee - which was surprisingly refreshing. The food here should be your drawing card here. It is simple but good. I really like the breakfast brioche, especially when add some mushrooms to it. Saying that they are willing here to add or subtract anything on the menu to make exactly what you would like on your plate. Going from there, the staff here are extremely friendly, and make you feel as if you are home. Which generally improve your experience. This is an extremely relaxed and that is awesome for the weekends. But sometimes this place is extremely busy and so you might miss out on a seat, but if you are lucky you can sit down and relax.

I've been wanting to come to this little Cafe for some time. It's name pulled me - I'm of the eco…read morewarrior/we are one type model human being and appreciate like-minded/hearted people. This Cafe didn't disappoint. It has the hippy vibe but in a suburban context. Meaning the clientele is middle class and it's located on a busy road in Willoughby yet the atmosphere is chilled, the food is organic and hand made and the owners seem refreshingly real. The hand knitted scarves from Peru, acoustic and Celtic music playing the background, the vintage clothes and shoes corner down the back, the Indian rugs, the wooden floor boards, the globe hanging from the centre of the room, the random treasures I imagine collected on travels make this a Cafe a traveler would feel at home in. Some would recognize the hippy flavour but to me it tastes like home. The chicken, avocado, sun dried tomato and mayo on gluten free bread was as full and gourmet as I'd make at home - rough and beefy. Comforting. Coffee is fairtrade and organic. Loads of gluten free options available. Soooo good.

Omg what a lovely little café this is! Enjoyed every part of it. It seems to also be part clothing…read morestore with lots of other knick-knacks around the place. To be honest, didn't really have high expectations for the food but just thought it'd be a nice place for a relaxing brunch. However, the food was highly enjoyable! It feels like wholesome, delicious food that's good for the soul, made with loving care from the owner's heart. I mean it is pretty standard stuff but definitely done in a more healthy, homely way. There's a DIY eggs with added extras, and we added a potato cake, mushrooms, and spinach. The eggs were perfectly scrambled, like couldn't get any better, and the sides were all great healthy choices. The best thing about it all was how bland it was! And I mean this in the best way possible, because it just feels CLEAN and light. There's salt on the table if blandness isn't for you, so you can easily change it up. Lately I've started to really appreciate the natural taste of each ingredient so enjoy food which isn't overly saucey or seasoned from time to time. The baked potato was also a winning dish. It comes with beans, cheese and avocado (and I guess naturally with salsa and sour cream as well). When I asked if I could replace the cheese with mushrooms, the lovely man who could also possibly be the owner, was hesitant and worried that it wouldn't taste nice. Instead he said he'll add more avocado and some tomato, and of course I was happy to leave it up to him as it seemed he genuinely cared about bringing out a tasty dish. He also double checked for no sour cream, which was a great touch as I hadn't mentioned it (it wasn't listed on the menu I don't think so I forgot). Really understanding what the customer is after and customising to their wants and needs! The potato came out with a salad on the side, and my oh my it was so good! Again, on the bland side but all the ingredients were so fresh and I loved the beans, and just everything about it. We also got a cranberry, watermelon and mint fruit whip and it was just as delicious and refreshing and went down so well with the food! Loved the food, loved the warm service, and loved the cosy space!

I especially liked sitting on the terrace of this very relaxed cafe, looking past a hammock onto…read morethe busy Darling St. The staff were friendly and efficient. Excellent coffee. Perfectly portioned brekkie at a decent price. I'm pretty certain I'll be frequenting this cafe when I'm in the area. I loved everything about this place!

Casual Mondays lives up to its name the feel of this place is great , open and layed back. Then…read morewhen you have found yourself a comfortable spot its time to look into the menu. As I had Yelped this place myself before trying it i had the breakfast roll with the much anticipated blackened garlic aioli it did not disappoint! The little bit of kick in the sauce really made it a standout as well. I will be looking forward to many more Casual Mondays..

Nice place to catch up with friends. Spent ours day with…read morecups of coffee and some cakes. Plenty choice of cakes with all same price. Thanks to the staff who been so patient to explain and giving suggestion for us! Love their outdoor seating area with the kids playground next to them. Kids just like the little angels~! Fully recharge my weekly energy!

Chow Bella is a small cafe inside the Lidcombe Power centre. Located on the ground floor, its the…read morefirst cafe on the left when entering from the parking lot. Ask for Tony when placing your order. He makes the best Flat white in that mall. Also their Mud cake is hard to resist. I like to call it a huge slice of heaven. There is general seating outside the cafe where you can enjoy your coffee, although I prefer to grab a take away and people-watch the insane rush at Costco across the road. He is the store owner and an avid photographer. An entire wall has been dedicated to his pictures and he also encourages customers to post their photos on his wall. Every few months, he runs a competition where the best picture wins a prize. A digital camera or something of that sort. Chow bella was a finalist in the Auburn Small business awards, as voted by customers. If you are in the vicinity, try it out, but not worth travelling just for this.

Great coffee and Ruben sandwichrs. I am a regular Here and best coffee in Dulwich Hill and the…read morearea. The staff are very nice too

Campos is a brand synonymous with quality and this little campos cafe only adds to my confidence in…read morethe brand. Swift service, the coffee we all know and love, and clean industrial interiors, makes it a place I want to visit more often. We ordered a skim flat white for me, and an affogato for the Mr and if my FW hadn't been so delicious, I might have been jealous of his order. We also got a Nutella and praline delicious thing which went down beautifully with the coffee. We sat inside, but there is also a small outdoor area which would be ideal for people watching on a warm day. Having said that, inside is fine because with big front windows the whole place is nicely ventilated, with the delicious coffee smell wafting throughout. As a quality local brewhouse, I would have considered this a solid 4.5 star, except that they have sparkling water on tap, which just went and boosted it all the way to a 5 star!!! If you like strong but smooth, quality coffee, this place is worth a check out.

George and Lina are my local and my go to. The coffee is excellent, the service is top notch and…read morethey provide a great atmosphere. I would trust them with my kids. They provide a feeling of community in Drummoyne and we would be much poorer without them. Food is great as well if you are wanting it, although they need to add a chicken wrap to the menu! Food 5/5 Service 5/5 Ambiance 5/5 Price 5/5

Stepping in to Three Rosettas is like coming home. The…read morefamily-run café has staff that make you feel welcome from the minute you walk in, happy to share a joke and a smile. It's a small, charming space that is decorated with the perfect blend of hipster and homely, and the sensory lab coffee on offer warms the stomach and the heart. The menu is mid-sized, with something to suit every taste. I had the BLT on Turkish, very filling and the perfect blend of flavours with fresh ripe tomato and crispy bacon and the bread toasted to perfection. The menu being perfectly priced for a student wallet is just an added bonus!! Would 100% recommend coming here for a catch up or even a place to sit and read. Oh and the music playlist is on point

Stumbled on this lovely little spot and glad we did. Clearly…read morebusy with locals, prams about and lots of mums and kids, but wow what a great looking menu. I could not resist the sausage roll, and it was spectacular! She had the quiche, which was also excellent. The accompanying salad was amazing, I think it had candied dried tomatoes or something in it - awesome!! Coffee, also most excellent. A winner!!

The quintessential inner west weekend brunch spot. Pig and the Pastry has been a recent discovery…read morefor me and I keep coming back for more. It's a fairly decent sized space with some seating outside, being right next to a public park is good and bad for parking. The service is always friendly and accommodating depending on your group size, probably best to call ahead of time for large groups as its big enough to be a cafe but not large enough to be classified a restaurant in Sydney. All the produce used in the food is fresh and most likely of organic origins (which I'm guessing on the decor and vibe). Simple and clear menu has some classics like a Chicken Schnitzel but done with a humble salad and chipotle that transports your tastebuds. Breakfast has some healthy-ish options but these are taken in consideration with the core component of the meal. Take the Bacon and Egg Roll, it's served as a burger and the barbecue sauce commands the dish. Cakes and pastry is sold as eat-in and take away items (which change every so often), coffee and milkshakes as well. The gingerbread is a favourite of mine - super refreshing for the sinus. At the end of the day, this is a humble little place that 's rustic feel and pastel interiors make it feel homely and the food cements this feeling. A place to return for sure.