dear daisy

another little brekky brunch place to check it out around goodwood. small cafe situated at a busy road. has indoor and outdoor seating but outdoor seating is quite minimal. very near to a busy road, if you bring your pets along, be extra careful. menu presented is quite interesting and attractive. there are some classic brekky and some of their own specials.
services - friendly staffs to greet customers. very attentive. food and beverages are served pretty fast.
food - one of the classic dish i love is poached eggs on toasted sourdough with avocado, crumbled feta and the extra pepitas for healthy crunch. eggs are poached to perfection. love the avocado spread, it's not too creamy and smooth, some chunks of avocado to chew on. the other dish we had is haloumi burger with sweet potato fries. the haloumi was delicious with the lightly toasted bun, caramelised onion and veges. the most dissapointed part is the sweet potato chips. it is soft and soggy. when it's chips, u will be expecting crunchy and crispy - but that's ain't the case.
beverage - coffee is good here. nice aroma and medium strong. coffee served semi warm, might ask for hot coffee next time. they also have a glass cabinet selling some sweets to go with your cuppa.

nice cafe definitely good for brekky. definitely would recommend and be back for more.

this cute little local cafe provides a delicious choice of meals for breakfast and lunch, vegan or vegetarian or not there’ll be something for you!

i keep going back. i absolutely love this place. great soy coffee that i love. the pulled pork burger is easily my favourite and that potato salad. oh my god. the staff are really friendly and helpful.

popped in for a coffee on the long weekend just as they were closing. the staff were really friendly and dear daisy has a great local neighbourhood vibe. the coffee was excellent.

unfortunately one of the worst breakfasts we have had. the menu was uninspiring. the beans with ham hock had less than a table spoon of ham. the fritters were soggy and not of a nice texture. the eggs yolks were pale

i have had breakfast a few times here and the food is consistently good. the eggs benedict in particular are my favourite but the house beans and baked eggs are also good. coffee is great and there are good vegan choices including a tofu scramble (which my dining buddy rated v highly). only downside is the noise level as it is quite small and when busy it is hard to hold a private conversation over the volume.

i had the hallo me burger. over all i thought the food was tasty and was great price as the serving was so big. great service, staff were very friendly and willing to adapt orders to our liking. the cafe had a very relaxed vibe which is great for a morning breakfast or coffee with friends.

had such a wonderful time at dear daisy this morning. it's was so nice being able to bring my toddler to breakfast with me and him be so well treated and looked after in the cafe. even if it meant him leaving with a face full of chocolate from his delicious baby chino! staff were very friendly and attentive. coffee and food was amazing, and very well priced. a perfect little corner cafe, we will definitely be back!

barely a pass mark. great hidden location and cool little fit-out which is a throwback to poppies grandparents house with the mirrors, plates, tables etc. however food was average and the coffee was highly lackluster. table service was also a bit off, had a hint of smugness and hipster arrogance. poppie ordered the smashed avocado, it was pretty standard. only difference being it had some fresh dill on top and some pumpkin seeds scattered around the plate. besides that pretty stock standard avocado on wholemeal with poached eggs. nothing spectacular or original to set it apart from any other breakfast eatery. what was most disappointing was the babyccino (cappuccino) poppie was served. it would have to be one of the weakest coffees poppie has ever had. poppie honestly thought it was only warm milk with cocoa powder on top and they had forgotten to drop the shot of coffee in it. terrible coffee. poppie can't really recommend this place unless you're a local and it's convenient. wouldn't go out of you way to try dear daisy. thumb down, not worth an eat

very impressive little café. i have been there quite a few times now and have always received friendly and attentive service. the food, coffee and smoothies are all delicious and very reasonably priced. try it out, you won't be disappointed!

lovely little cafe, perfect for a quiet breakfast or coffee with a friend. the food is delicious (try the french toast!) and the staff is very friendly and helpful. fast becoming one of my favourite breakfast spots! it's also a great choice for vegans and vegetarians. there are loads of tasty options!

dear daisy is one of my favourite suburban gems. a secret i want to keep so close from the rest of the world. there’s just something about this place i love. sitting in a small row of shops across the railway, you could easily miss it. this cafe is full of charm with the friendliest service. we have visited a number of times and yet never blogged about it so here it is.

was here for late lunch 2 weeks ago and ordered the hello me. service here is good and not overly attentive. my "breakfast" came with baked sweet potato fries which i was a bit disappointed in because they were flaccid. but the rest of my plate was delicious! would recommend this joint as a local place to frequent for a coffee or a when you feel too lazy to cook.

just the name of the cafe was enough to get me there.  yes the owner shares the same name with me.  it is a brekky/ brunch place located in the suburb of forestville and close to the tram line.  this little cute cafe offers a range of breakfast item menus, coffees and milkshakes at a good price.  a great little place with friendly staff, and great coffees too!

mighty impressed with the food at dear daisy.

i ordered 'the big veg' with a side of haloumi and it was massive. a delight when served up to me, but of course more than i needed. flavours were great; my only criticism is that the fritter was on the soft side.

my friend really liked 'the spinach and fetta sanga', which looked modest in size next to my dish, but was more than enough thanks to that thick and tasty turkish bread.

staff were pleasant, and we definitely want to come back to sample more.