Where To Brunch In Sydney
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Where To Brunch In Sydney. The days are getting colder as we head into winter, but that doesn’t mean you have to stay indoors. Rather than sitting on the beach pulling your jumper over your knees trying to warm up, why not indulge in a spot of brunch? Pass by some of these eateries and restaurants for the perfect mid-morning meal with friends and loved ones.
Baffi & Mo
You’ve got eggs, fritters and French toast to choose from, but don’t even bother trying to resist the baked goods. From carrot cake to strawberry sponge and smooth red velvet, brunch has never tasted so good (or devilishly naughty). Partner your dish with a Little Marionette – the café’s custom blend coffee – and enjoy people watching from the large brown leather lounges. Open from 7am Monday – Friday and 8am on weekends, stay for the atmosphere until closing at 3pm.
94 Redfern Street, Redfern
www.facebook.com/Baffi-Mo-Espresso
Café New York
Two venues on one road, one open from 6.30am and the other just an hour later, you have no excuse to wait until lunch to grab something delicious. From French toast and a variety of omelettes to the Club Sandwich and Pork Ribs, this trendy little café is the embodiment of casual New York dining, with most meals straight from the grill. Eat outside on the first floor balcony and watch the world pass by below. Finish your mid morning off with a Toby’s Estate coffee and homemade cake and you’re set for the rest of the day.
426 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood
316 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood
cafenewyork.com.au
Dunbar House
This place is something of a dream; sitting pretty along the harbour with fantastic views and a seasonal, fresh menu, it’s perfect for brunch. Breakfast is served from 8am – noon and lunch follows straight after, every day of the week. There is a selection of pastries, fruit salads, waffles, omelettes and pancakes, and you can add anything from bacon to ricotta cheese to your dish. Juices in the flavours of orange, carrot, and watermelon will quench your thirst. Lunch is more substantial with a choice of lamb, chicken or pork and a great charcuterie plate to pick at.
9 Marine Parade, Watsons Bay
www.dunbarhouse.com.au
Tuk Tuk Street Bar
Enjoy an all-day breakfast or break the rules of brunch by indulging in light and fresh meals from 7am – 5pm at Tuk Tuk. With a choice of Spinach & Parmesan Scrambled Eggs, Spiced Stewed Rhubarb or Build Your Own Brekkie, you can enjoy breakfast with a twist or have a lazy lunch with filled-to-the-brim sandwiches or tasty salads. Don’t forget to try one of the freshly squeezed juices or daily-roasted coffees to give you an instant pickme- up. If you’ve absolutely no time to eat, order a Superfood Drink. A meal in a glass, this healthy kick will keep you going without the use of caffeine or added sugars.
229 Glenmore Road, Paddington
tuktukstreetbar.com.au
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