a brewer's tale café

service: wait staff were lovely! we were seated quickly and provided with cold tap water. we had a lovely french woman who knew the menu well and the kitchen was very flexible with food requests(my partner asked for no hummus and she offered ricotta) ambience: lovely travellers chic style cafe. outdoor seating (7) and indoor seating (8) the restaurant had lots of greenery in it so made us feel very relaxed.food: i had the eggs on toast with a side of hash brown and roasted tomato(16.00) very affordable food for how much we got. all food came out unsalted so we could make it our own with the himalayan rock salt. the roast tomato was still a tiny bit firm but that was a small thing. two butters for my sourdough toast and they weren't freezing cold which was good! i also had the snow mist jasmine tea. the tea wasgreatand came with a timer to know when to poor it. i couldn't finish the tea so i asked for the remainder to go and they happily obliged :d my partner had the smashed avo which normally comes with a beetroot hummus but he got the ricotta instead. the smashed avo comes with about 5 or 6 smaller peices of bread with avo, dukkah and pomegranite. you can order the poached egg for $2.5. he had the capp and enjoyed that too. we really cant fault this place

enjoyed the matcha hotcakes, they were dense, not too sweet & tastedgreatwith the coconut flakes. mushrooms in the green breakfast bowl were great. friendly service.

zucchini & corn fritters : 😁great
bircher muesli : 😍 amazing
coconut cold drip : 😍 amazing
matcha latte : 😊 good

when i looked at the menu, i was so torn. i wanted to order everything! from sweet to savoury, i believe there’s something for everyone at the brewer’s tale. the overnight bircher muesli was very refreshing and fulfilling. the corn fritters weregreatand paired well with the asparagus and beetroot hummus. the coconut cold drip had a very subtle coconut taste that didn’t overpower the coffee but nor did it really stand out. the matcha latte was nice and creamy but unfortunately the matcha didn’t blend well with the milk and there were lots of matcha powder sediments at the bottom of the cup which did not have a nice end taste. otherwise, a beautiful cafe that deserves a second visit.

very friendly service, lovely open dining space,greatmenu and fair prices. coffee is good, and the meal portion sizes are generous. wait time for food was reasonable too. worth a visit.

all of us loved all of our coffees. the fresh fruit juices aregreatwhich come in a large portion size. the breakfast plank was good, nothing to complain about, but not the best either. my friend found the chicken salad to be oily, even after asking for the dressings on the side. the fritters are super oily and i cannot honestly say that they were tasty. ricotta mushrooms are not stuffed as it says on the menu but otherwise was happy with that dish. matcha hotcakes is supposed to be their specialty but was truly disappointing. amazing service, cozy interiors. so, would go back for the drinks, definitely not for the food.

staff and service were excellent. coffee wasgreatas well, i just wished the porridge had more toppings as it was a bit boring. but i will definitely be back!

food are delicious and pretty, services are great, a placegreatfor friends chatting : ) beef sausages are my best fav. the matcha hot cake are a bit dry for me, prefer a more moist taste. sweet potato earl grey aregreatbut a bit sweet to me. overall i’m highly recommend this place.

we had a nice experience today at this cafe. the waitress was very kind and the place had a nice relaxed vibe. we did notice the food was taking a while and eventually were told that the kitchen hadn’t put the order through. we were immediately offered free drinks and an apology. this didn’t bother us at all however and we were so glad that they offeredgreatcustomer service to a mistake which was on their part. the food was beautifully presented and tasted amazing! even though there was a slight mixup i would highly recommend this cafe to my friends and family and we will be back:)

had agreatweekend with nice food here! and the staff service was good too. also they have a big portion for my meal. definitely will back again to this place

semi vintage cafe, good seating &greatambience for chatting, foods were well presented however they under seasoned, we ordered their signature pork belly & grilled salmon, coffee was slightly bitter, overall good to try ! they famous for matcha hotcake ! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

matcha pancakes topped with fairy floss 🍵🥞🌸
it is their signature dish but to be honest, my friend and i thought it wasn't thatgreat.. the pancakes were kinda dry and the poached pear that came with it, had a weird taste to it similar to an off alcohol or something. the fruits were a good addition to the dish and the matcha chocolates were a nice touch.

we actually preferred the mains more and they were decent sized to fill us up. i had the pea and zucchini fritters and they were yum. even my friend who doesn't normally like fritters said it was good. i recommend coming here for the mains but not recommended for their signature matcha pancakes. "le monde" does good matcha pancakes though for anyone on the hunt for it.

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🍴 almond milk soaked bircher muesli with seasonal fruits and poached pear 🍴
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💙 fresh fruit addedgreatzing of flavour and texture to these oats 💙
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🔍 not a huge fan of the bircher. had to try it first but before formulating my opinion 🔍

went to brewer's tale cafe when it opened recently last year. visited the place with my foodie troops and we ordered pretty much almost everything on the menu!. in my opinion, they have agreatrange of dishes but some got they highs and lows for us :). morning muesli - natural yoghurt, fresh seasonal fruit, coconut slices, chia seeds and flaked almonds.

very friendly service, one of the best coffee in sydney andgreatrange of brunch served here. what else you ask for! dont forget to make a booking for weekend visit tho.

as a foodie it can be difficult to eat healthy. so recently i'd try making kale salads and i haven't been able to go back since. so today when i saw the 'superfood salad' with kale on the menu i was a bit reluctant to say the least, but since i'd never tried cafe kale i gave it a go and for once i don't regret eating kale. the cafe's kale massaged with olive oil and lemon caper's dressing undercuts the bitterness of the kale and replaces it with an explosion of flavour and crunch. the perfect mixture fats from the pumpkin seeds and salmon create an extra punch and to top it off the boiled egg and sprinkle of quinoa help to balance out the flavours. although one can say it is slightly simplified when it comes to flavouring it is a definitely agreatgo to every day salad. 4.5/5
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