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Seven Seeds Coffee Roasters
A staple for Melbourne coffee lovers, Seven Seeds has been setting the bar high since 2007. Housed in a converted warehouse on Berkeley Street, it’s got just the right amount of industrial charm without feeling cold. Their coffee is roasted in-house, and you’ll often see regulars coming in for their morning brew or to stock up on beans.
Flat White - London
Flat White is a Soho classic. Expect great lattes, excellent long blacks, and morning rolls or cheese-and-ham croissants that feel like a hug in pastry form. Staff are friendly, service is fast, and seating is warm without feeling tight. Their iced coffee stays drinkable, even when you ask for an extra hot one. It’s easy to step inside, power up your caffeine, and be back on Carnaby Street in minutes.
L’ETO Soho
L’ETO feels more like cake than coffee, which is fine, because the pastries are irresistible. Think fluffy sponges, scones, and flavorful baked items. They offer simple meals, Turkish-style breakfasts, and fun twists like halloumi chips. The vibe is friendly and upbeat, a little louder than your typical café, but full of energy.
My Place Soho
Tucked just off Old Compton Street, My Place offers American-style pancakes, bacon, syrup, and solid coffee at prices London-friendly. Staff are chatty, the setting is low-key and easy-going, and food comes quickly even on busy nights. It’s the kind of place you return to after a show or after shopping with your hands full. Good for a relaxed brunch or a weekend wind-down.
KOZZEE Café Soho
KOZZEE surprises with avocado and eggs Benedict at breakfast, a cool industrial look, and friendly service. Portions are generous, and prices are reasonable. It’s a bit more spacious than many Soho cafés, letting you settle in. Ideal for a weekend brunch or casual meet-up. The vibe is relaxed but sharp, like Soho at its best.
The Hub Café
Found on the east end, just by the playgrounds and sports fields, The Hub is built for families and local groups. It offers solid breakfasts, flat whites, mochas, and a clean, modern interior. If you’re hanging with kids or meeting friends before a skate or kickabout session, The Hub is dependable and fuss-free. It’s casual and comfortable, with enough seating even on busy weekend mornings.
Bonne Bouche Marylebone
Bonne Bouche offers solid lunchtime fare alongside well‑made coffee. With baguettes, fresh tuna salad, and indulgent pastries, it works for breakfast-date energy or a mid‑morning pick‑me‑up. They also serve a dependable flat white and have a calm sidewalk terrace, perfect for watching Marylebone Village wake up.
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Regency Café
Regency Café is a local legend. Traditional no-nonsense English breakfasts fill up plates two days a week with sausages, crispy bacon, baked beans, and perfectly fried eggs. Coffee is strong and served just right. The venue retains a vintage, art-deco feel. It always feels like home, even if you’re visiting from the other side of London. It’s comforting, hearty, and stands the test of time.
Iris & June
Iris & June comes from Kiwi owners with a knack for good ingredients and good humour. Sandwiches, flat whites, and iced drinks are their game, and they’ve got fast service and friendly small chat. There’s a quiet, work-friendly corner too, if you need to catch a meeting or catch up on emails. It’s easy to drop by and settle in—simple, good, honest, and warm.
Maya Fitzrovia
An elevated all‑day café with tasty clarity. They do breakfast, lunch, fresh pastries, and coffee with purpose. Turkish eggs shine alongside sourdough toast and expertly poured flat whites. It’s small but buzzing. Expect cosy tables and a vibe that’s both everyday and slightly special.
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Black Sheep Coffee
Black Sheep sits riverside, perfectly positioned for a coffee break after pontoon shopping. Inside, the vibe is stylish yet welcoming with smart baristas, comfy seats, and friendly hustle. Their matcha and coffee drinks are consistent, while breakfast waffles and savory bites feel like a proper treat. Order a flat white or a specialty drink and settle into people-watching across the water.
LUMI Camden
LUMI is a bright brunch haven wrapped in industrial style. Their Creole chicken waffles, French toast, curly fries, and fresh orange juice are brunch showstoppers matched with attentive service. It’s the right side of energetic and relaxed, and its upbeat but chill vibe suits families or groups. Great for brunch that follows a morning market spree.
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Caffe 43
Caffè 43 does classic breakfasts (eggs, beans, coffee) quickly and well. Service is welcoming and efficient, and the vibe echoes the old-school charm of Camden Passage. It’s a great place to catch your breath. Whether you want an early café to kick-start your market trek or a spot to stop on your return, this place balances tradition and consistency without fuss.
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A.P House (A.P Bakery)
A.P. House offers a rooftop setting with clean lines and ample natural sunlight. The food is artfully arranged, but here the vibe is more contemplative than buzzing. It invites quiet smiles over a coffee and a pastel croissant. Seating flows into the light-filled area, giving a feeling of open space even on busy days.
Coral Coffee (Fable Coffee Sydney)
Coral Coffee serves up bright bowls, like their morning smoothie and smoked salmon options, paired with solid espresso. Its outdoor tables soak in street life, offering a relaxed corner perfect for coffee talk or quiet reading. With thoughtful seasonal dishes including plant-based options, it stands out for freshness and friendly service, and locals seem to always find a seat.
Stranger Espresso - Darlinghurst
Housed in a former wine bar, Stranger Espresso fills the day with effortless charm—espresso quality on point, and small bites like quiches to match. Its polished interior carries the kind of grow-light glow best enjoyed over a croissant and strong latte. By early afternoon, it feels both serene and social, fitting for solo or shared coffee moments.
The Rusty Rabbit
A local favorite tucked on Forbes Street, The Rusty Rabbit blends hearty brunch staples and modern coffee service. Pancakes, corn fritters, and fresh juices mingle under warm lighting and casual chatter. Its relaxed pace makes it ideal for lingering after early gallery visits or before heading back into Darlinghurst’s buzzing weekend pulse.
Philosophy Café - Darlinghurst
On Stanley Street, this café lives up to its name with nourishing breakfast wraps and juice blends in a breezy, leafy spot. Outdoor tables give you a front-row seat to passing Darlinghurst life. Service is warm, and the menu strikes a balance between healthy and indulgent, making it a trusted choice for weekend brunch or morning coffee runs.
Cappadocia Café & Dessert
This spot blends Middle Eastern flair with Sydney brunch flair, offering pastries, Turkish-style breakfasts, and strong coffee. It's clean, bright, and feels a little like stepping into an oasis among Darlinghurst’s urban sprawl. Great for a late breakfast or treating yourself midday when you feel like stretching the day a little longer.
Latteria - Darlinghurst
Bright and bustling, Latteria serves up big porridge bowls, zesty chicken salads, and fluffy pancakes with coffee. Its wellness-focused menu and mellow tunes make it easy to spend a happy hour here before heading off to galleries or weekend wanderings down Darlinghurst Road.
Barefoot Coffee Traders
Barefoot keeps it simple: really good coffee and some of the best waffles around. This small café leans into the casual Manly vibe with its surfboard decor and tiny outdoor setup. It’s the kind of place you stop by in your boardies for a post-swim espresso, or sit out front to catch the morning sun with a flat white and a sweet bite.
Silo Espresso
Silo Espresso is a small corner café known for its simple setup and friendly service. With sunny outdoor seating and quality coffee, it's a reliable local spot just a short walk from the beach. Their bacon and egg rolls are a popular choice for a quick breakfast, and the almond cappuccino is a favourite among regulars. It's a solid pick for a no-fuss morning start.
Blue 36 Café
Blue 36 Café is known for bright smiles and speedy service. They offer a thoughtful breakfast and lunch menu, and their chorizo scramble and cold brews draw a steady weekday crowd. Coffee is reliably tasty and stronger than the usual corporate blends, making it ideal for morning commuters.
Venn Café - North Sydney
Located on Miller Street, Venn blends a community spirit with varied menu offerings. With comfortable seating and a wide breakfast and lunch menu—including bagels, pancakes, roti, and wraps—it works for coworker catch-ups or solo work sessions. Staff are attentive and efficient, and coffee is reliably good.
Single O Surry Hills
Single O is a laid‑back café known for its top‑notch coffee and creative brunch plates like corn fritters and chicken toasties. The warehouse‑style space is light and friendly, with outdoor seating that draws in weekend crowds. It’s the birthplace of the Café Milk Tap System and a favourite among locals who appreciate a single‑origin pour‑over or cold brew.
Paramount Coffee Project
Set in a bright, open space flooded with natural light, Paramount Coffee Project blends dishes like chicken‑and‑waffles and baked eggs with quality coffee in a space that feels part gallery, part café. A collaboration born from specialty roasters and industry creatives, PCP brings a refined touch without losing its laid‑back charm. Whether you’re after cronuts or a BKE, this place nails it.
Reuben Hills
Reuben Hills is big on smoky and bold flavours. The long, narrow room is dark and moody with an industrial‑chic vibe that matches their specialty roast straight from the micro‑roaster upstairs. The menu travels globally but stays rootsy and rich, paired with solid coffee. It’s perfect for mates who love adventurous brunches and a café with character.
Beloved Cafe - Surry Hills
Beloved sits on Elizabeth Street like a hidden gem. With hearty breakfast burgers, avocado toast, and vegan‑friendly waffles, it balances quality and comfort. The portions are generous, and the prices are fair. The vibe is peaceful and welcoming—exactly what you want when catching up with mates over a long brunch. It quietly earns fan loyalty without the hype, and once mates discover it, you’ll be their go‑to.
Two Good Eggs Cafe
Two Good Eggs is all about comfort brunch done well. Think perfectly poached eggs, buttermilk pancakes, crunchy croissants, generous breakfasts with homemade touches. Portions are big, flavours are classic, and prices are sensible. The coffee is reliable, and the staff are friendly. It’s exactly what you and your mates would want.
Brewtown Newtown
Housed in a character-filled heritage building, Brewtown Newtown is famous for its brewnuts—a crisp-on-the-outside, fluffy-on-the-inside croissant-doughnut treat. Their house-roasted beans produce a beautifully balanced latte, while hearty breakfast dishes like eggs Benedict and polenta bowls fuel creative kickstarts. The space, with big windows and communal tables, is ideal for lingering over work, chats, or people-watching.
The Front Room Newtown
The Front Room feels like one of Newtown’s hidden gems. Known for its standout acai bowls, halloumi toast, and expertly brewed coffee, this relaxed spot blends dessert-worthy smoothie bowls with espresso done right. It can get busy on weekends, but the easygoing atmosphere makes it well worth the visit.
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