In Short: Anvil Café and Grocer joins the list of impressive cafes that have opened in Crows Nest over the past year. Great coffee with a strong menu. The Ivan was a standout dish. Love the grocery concept as well. I have been following the Anvil journey since they set up their first café at…
Sydney's Best Cafes & Coffee Blog
Sydney's café culture is one of the best in the world. Baristas who have honed their skills in Sydney's best cafes are in demand worldwide. The city's breed of café owners take their coffee and food to the level of an art form that would put most fully fledged restaurants to shame. With so many of the world's best cafes in Sydney, the challenge is not where to find a good cup of coffee, but where to find Sydney's very best cup that stands above the rest.
Cafe Kentaro Surry Hills
In Short: Café Kentaro takes contemporary classics, like poutine and tacos, and injects it with a Japanese touch. Extensive menu with great coffee and delightful drinks in leafy Surry Hills. Kenny Takayama’s first foray into Sydney’s café scene with Café Oratnek challenged the breakfast norms with an infusion of Japanese flavours and techniques. His second offering Café…
Cafe Cre Asion Sydney
In Short: Café Cre Asion delivers a divinely refined experience that blends French and Japanese influences that surpasses all expectations from a modest, yet eclectically cosy, space. It’s not a question of if you should go, but when. Owner and Chef Yu Sasaki has every right to be proud of his creation that is Café…
5th Earl Rosebery
In Short: 5th Earl Rosebery is like a home away from home with great service, comfortable seating, and rustic dishes like the king crab omelette. Coffee is excellent, and housed in a food hub means you can do your food shopping afterwards. The magical ten kilometre radius around Sydney is one that’s undergoing transformation. I was…
Saga Enmore
In Short: Saga will blow your mind with beautiful mini cakes. Their savoury menu is brilliant too. Anzac granola has to be one of the best breakfast dishes in Sydney at the moment. Walking down Enmore Road is like walking back in time. Young ladies in their Rockabilly dresses, comic shops, steel bicycles and afternoon autumn…
