Mar17
Go here regularly for breakfast after Saturday paddling. I might be biased because of how hungry I am after training š. The egg and Spanish omelette is pretty good . The bacon and egg roll was alright. It's quicker than the omelette, important when you are really hungry
Visited two mornings in a row. This is how much I liked it. Tried their tap filter lineup, piccolo, long black. Iāll have to say, the coffee is a tiny bit on the disappointed side given how high of an expectation Iāve had. Food wise, delicious! Chicken toasties, and the corn fritter, simply lovely.
Finally get a chance to get here after only having Single O coffees from other wholesaler. Staffs are amazing! Super friendly, Bubbly and Knowledgeable. Daily Fright is the must-have here! Very reasonable price Specialty Coffees. Would love to try their food next time.
Went there in the morning, coffee was good, food was good. Would wanna go back again. They have a bunch of beans that they roast by themselves I believe. The time I went there were only outdoor seats as they didnāt open up the shop - but that might have changed now. Anyway, keen to come back here again soon.
Some of the most delicious coffees, the Single O beans got me on a journey of brewing at home.
I finally got up to the Surry Hills Cafe and it was a treat, the filter flight was amazing as was the pork toastie.
Staff were super attentive and friendly
I also picked up a packet of the Parachute brews which are super useful for getting really amazing coffee when all you have near is a kettle
Came here for coffee twice while visiting Sydney. Lovely staff, even better coffee and overall a really nice experience. I also really enjoyed the little Easter egg in the doorbell - put a big smile on my face! š
The milk bun with bacon and egg was incredible. The bun was so light it was really just a vector for ingesting yummy bacon and egg and the mayo had a nice heat and just added to the whole experience. Coffee was delicious. I love the way they used the wall opposite in the alleyway for street art and then repeated the motif on the pillar inside the bar area.
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Visiting Single O in Sydney š¦šŗ was an amazing experience when it comes to pure black single origin coffee.
It doesnāt take long to realize that Australia is a espresso based milk beverage country. According to the Square Coffee Report 2019, 74% of all coffees served in a cafĆ© were milk beverages (latte: 27%, flat white: 25%, cappuccino: 20%, and piccolo: 2%). That is massive compared to other countries. This is also why the baristas here in Australia are milk texturing robots.
Single O launched an interesting black coffee model to emphasizing on the purest way to enjoy coffee ā single origin black coffee: TAP-IN: āWe launched black coffee on tap at our Surry Hills cafĆ© in early 2019. The Freepourā¢ Taps were created to shake things up at the coffee bar, in the name of single origins. (Which weāve had a thing for since 2003.) We set about to give pure black filter coffee as much precedence as the espresso machine. The result was a self-pay self-serve, coffee on tap system, front & center, at your fingertips.ā
I enjoyed a tasty single origin coffee from Costa Rica ā Finca La Manita. While sipping this coffee chilled on ice, I enjoyed reading about their farm trip to Fina La Manita in 2013. It is always great to see when roaster engage in long-term relationships with farmers.
I also liked the colorful chairs to sit outside against the nicely spray-painted wall. And one little extra: they made sure, that I wonāt run away with the toilet key. Too big to run! And one more thing: it is also nice to see, that many cafĆ©s are using recycled toilet paper. The details make the difference.
A big thank you also to the baristas for their great hospitality and the time to explain the TAP-IN system, that was cool. THANK YOU.
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