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Cafe Tre Sette
Cafe Tre Sette on Bouverie Street is a quiet achiever. This family-run spot delivers hearty sandwiches, strong coffee, and a sense of community that’s easy to appreciate. The vibe is casual but thoughtful, making it a solid choice whether you're meeting someone for a chat or settling in with your laptop.
Jungle Electric
Tucked just a few minutes from the park’s east side, Jungle Electric feels like an indoor garden party. Lush plants hang overhead, quirky décor adds charm, and there's a chill back courtyard if you want a sun-dappled table. Their brunch menu is solid: think eggs, toast, bowls, plus sweet treats to nibble. Coffee is dependable, and the whole place hums with friendly ease.
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.
Zealand Café
A small, welcoming spot that pairs classic café offerings with a thoughtful menu twist. They’re known for standout Eggs Benedict and gluten-free options, a cozy layout, and quality coffee. They pay attention to detail, your bacon butty feels handmade, and your latte arrives just how you like it. It’s calm enough for reading, bright enough for meeting a mom-friend group at midday.
One Shot Coffee
One Shot hides a roomy gem behind a small frontage. Inside, natural light streams over spacious tables and house-made cakes. Their coffee is consistently good, with almond, oat, or regular milks, and they serve satisfying porridge bowls with modern vibes. Ideal for checking emails or quietly brainstorming while tucked away from the market buzz.
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Berkelouw Café (Café 1812)
Book lovers, this one’s for you. Café 1812 is tucked inside Berkelouw Books and serves as both a reading nook and a coffee stop. You can sip your latte while flipping through your latest find or simply stare out the window at Oxford Street and let your thoughts wander. The teapots are generous, the cakes are a nice touch, and the whole vibe is as laid-back as it is cultured.
Wilde & Co - Darlinghurst
Wilde & Co brings an Australian-Korean twist to brunch, with dishes like pea fritters and mushroom omelettes alongside espresso options. It’s bright, young, and buzzes with feel-good energy—fun but not rowdy. The café suits those who look for something a little different but crave coffee and community in equal measure.
Rustic Board Café
Rustic Board Café combines hearty meal options and specialty coffee in a relaxed setting with water views. The café’s smoked salmon wraps and bibimbap bowls pair nicely with filter coffee or lattes. It’s a nice contrast to the bustle of Arthur Street, offering a welcoming space to meet a client or take a breath mid‑afternoon.
One Another - Newtown
One Another is a community-first café where homemade focaccias, egg rolls and gnocchi brunch dishes pair with solid brews. The relaxed, sunlit interior is perfect for brunch dates, creative work sessions or slow weekend mornings. Friendly service and vibrant, Instagrammable plates give this spot an extra layer of charm that feels genuinely grounded in Newtown’s supportive culture.
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