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HUMM Coffee Roasters - North Sydney

HUMM near Pacific Highway bridges café and roastery. They feature careful coffee brewing and food pairings like panini rolls. Their weekend bottomless batch brew sessions are popular among mates catching up after the weekday grind. Friendly staff and a focus on bean-to-cup quality create an enjoyable stop for those who want more than just a rush of caffeine.

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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.

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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.

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Cafe Kentaro

A sunny little cafe on Bourke Street, Cafe Kentaro serves Japanese‑Korean influenced food like omurice, katsu sandwiches, and crab omelette, along with matcha lattes and hojicha. The bright space reflects its fusion menu, which is colourful, fresh, and inviting. It’s a brunch date spot that feels different, perfect for mates who love clean lines and east‑meets‑west brunch creativity with a solid espresso or matcha.