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Popped in here for breakfast on referral from a friend and so glad we did Friendly, positive energy and just simply amazing. The eclectic, upcycled appearance of this Cafe is incredible. Facing leafy Emnore Park it's a great place for a relaxed coffee and catch up with friends. Our food and drinks

If you own a dog, it's a great outdoors space + very welcoming staff members. Food and coffee comes so quick. Recommended 👍

Breakfast was very nice. Lots to choose from, all the regulars, but the za'atar eggs were outstanding. Great coffee and fresh juices, sweet and savoury pastries made on the premises, busy but not crowded, plenty of outside tables, and lots of locals coming and going... Owner is a bona fide legend of

Love this place. Really nice vibe. I try to get to the kids' swimming lessons earlier just to get coffee across the road. Love their homemade cookies. Friendly team. My husband went with the kids the other week and had the crumpets and said they were the best crumpets he'd ever had. I'll have to go

Fantastic! People are lovely and must be magical because I was tired and starving on arrival and forgot to tell them how I like my eggs and bacon on my bacon and egg roll. But when it arrived it was perfect! Coffee was great too, staff all seemed really happy. Not for you if you can't handle a bit o

I’ve been here a handful of times now to just grab a coffee before going to the park/swim and always get bad vibes. They come across quite hostile like they really don’t want me to be there. I kept on telling myself it was just a one off or it was all in my head but it keeps on happening. Yesterday

Service is really good. They are a friendly bunch and food was delivered quickly. The place is very pet friendly as well.

If you’re thinking of visiting with babies you may want to reconsider. Coffee is good but the staff could do better. I visited today with 7 other mums and bubs from the area. We all have babies under 4 months and we’re still trying to navigate how to be social with such small humans in our care. Man