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Le Petit Crème, Darlinghurst – Rating: 18.5/25

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7am to 2:30pm are the very conservative hours that Le Petite Crème operates within (8am on Sundays).  We arrived early at this quiet (but not for long) café and were served immediately by a duo of friendly Italian and French … Continue reading

Una’s – Darlinghurst – Rating: 13.5/25

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It’s the new year and most Sydney cafés have closed to take a well-earned rest.  Some remain open, especially those which double as evening restaurants.  Una’s is a café and licensed restaurant with dishes influenced by various European countries  – Germany, … Continue reading

Tripod Café, Darlington – Rating: 20/25

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This is a relaxed part of the world.  There is no rushing, pushing or long take away queues.  We’re on Abercrombie Street in Darlington and the lack of uni students streaming by means it’s a weekend.  There are a few … Continue reading

Elizabeth Bay Café, Elizabeth Bay – Rating: 19.5/25

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I’ve wanted to visit this tiny café for a while but it has always slipped my mind.  There seem to be a steady stream of customers on the weekend which is always a  good sign.  Elizabeth Bay Café has some … Continue reading

Three Blue Ducks, Bronte – Rating: 19.5/25

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One of the three men responsible for Three Blue Ducks also opened Morso, one of our top-reviewed cafés (see here, here and here) and home to my favourite dish of any Sydney establishment.  With their well-composed meals, welcoming smiles and long queues … Continue reading

STORE Espresso, Camperdown – Rating: 18/25

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If you want to go on a picnic but can’t be bothered organising the food, drinks and blanket, look no further than STORE Espresso.  It’s located next to Camperdown Park, just off Parramatta Road in Sydney’s inner west.  If picnicing … Continue reading

Forbes And Burton, Darlinghurst – Rating: 19.5/25

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Forbes and Burton has quite a presence on the corner of the two streets of the same name.  I noticed it and the crowds of patrons whilst looking for parking for 13b in the morning and Universal restaurant in the … Continue reading

13b, Darlinghurst – Rating: 20.5/25

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13b Café and Cocktail Bar Friendly, stylish and delicious.  These three adjectives sum up our latest Sunday adventure.  Also still going by its previous moniker The Safe House, 13b is one block away from the alternate universe known as Oxford … Continue reading

Giotto Art Café, Darlinghurst – Rating: 20.5/25

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The restaurant section of Stanley Street, Darlinghurst has a broad mix of establishments including Argentinian, Mexican, Thai and Japanese.  There is also a collection of Italian cafés and restaurants that, if Giotto is anything to go by, do superb justice … Continue reading

Mrs Sippy, Double Bay – Rating: 15/25

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Mrs Sippy does not serve gumbo, jambalaya or cornbread.  Be sure to spell the “mrs” part to those you are inviting so they don’t have this common preconception.  Mrs Sippy is a café, bar and restaurant in Double Bay where you … Continue reading

Barzura, Coogee – Rating: 15.5/25

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A gentle sea breeze and morning sun provide perfect conditions for our breakfast outing at Coogee Beach today.  People are milling about outside waiting for their take away orders.  It’s a large café and the waitstaff are running around trying to … Continue reading

Uliveto, Kings Cross – Rating: 22.5/25 (re-review)

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It has been far too long since we last visited Uliveto.  On that and all other occasions, they have excelled in the areas we are critical of.  Once again, the hosts literally welcome us with open arms to a table in … Continue reading

Revolver, Annandale – Rating: 18/25

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Revolver is a hive of activity when we arrive on Saturday morning.  Lucky for us a group are just leaving so we snap up a table inside.  A range of mouth watering treats are on display as we walk in. … Continue reading

Yellow Bistro, Potts Point – Rating: 17/25

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Yellow Bistro has been a long-time favourite of ours.  It is home to dessert and pastry extraordinaire, Lorraine Godsmark.  From brunch (all week) to dinner (Tuesday to Saturday) it has never failed to impress.  Regardless of when you visit, be … Continue reading

The Fern, Redfern – Rating: 21.5/25

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We heard the Fern is a great place to come for breakfast but is it up to the Sydney on Sunday team’s standards?  You bet!  We are continually wowed this morning as delicious drinks make way for sumptuous meals.  It’s so warm … Continue reading

Pitt St Diner, Redfern – Rating 18.5/25

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Could Redfern be the new Surry Hills?  It’s definitely following in its footsteps as more quality cafés and restaurants are crowding into the area.  Pitt St Diner is immediately friendly, roomy and welcoming.  Footpath seating is limited but there is … Continue reading

Bangbang Espresso Bar and Café, Surry Hills – Rating: 17/25

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Bangbang has been on our must-visit list for a long time.  It’s stream of positive reviews and celebrity-owner (Ministry of Sound DJ, Alan Thompson) put it on the radar as soon as it opened.  The decor is very modern and … Continue reading

The Kick Inside, Erskineville – Rating: 18.5/25

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The Kick Inside feels more like a home than a café.  Walking into the bustling establishment, we were greeted warmly and offered a seat on the couch and coffee while we waited.  The kitchen is lined with 70s kitchen accessories … Continue reading

Café Splat, Queenscliff – Rating: 20/25 (re-review)

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Splat round two!  After our first review, this café has become the favourite of Dane’s sister so when she invited us along, we couldn’t resist a return visit. Sitting on a sun-drenched corner of Queenscliff with a gorgeous view over … Continue reading