lil miss collins

love the ambience here. such aniceplace to enjoy a meal on anicesunny warm day. food was very delicious and enjoyable. service was quick and great.

great place for a spoilt lunch. went here on a tues during lunch time and wasn’t too crowded. the service and coffee was great. ordered the açai bowl which was generously portioned for the price and barramundi which was delicious! reallyniceoutdoor settings if weather permits and layout/decor worked well with the vibe!

i really enjoyed the food here - breakfast plate had a lot of variety and the banoffee french toast was very nicely made. the coffee is just alright though. the staff are very friendly and accommodating. the decor is verynicebut not very ideal on a rainy day as the seating area is outdoors.

the place wasniceand small without feeling two crowded. ordered a cold pressed “pink tuesday” juice and it was delicious. however the drink serving was a bit small and would’ve liked to enjoy the drink more with a larger serving. wanted to order the fish tacos but unfortunately they did not have any fish in stock so i had to order something else and that’s absolutely fine. i’m usually not a big fan of vegetarian dishes as i love my meat but i ordered the bana ganoush vegetarian dish and i found it to be really tasty, surprisingly for me. it came with roasted eggplant and cauliflower which was perfectly seasoned and i would definitely order again. perfect portion sizes aswell and was glad i didn’t have to waste any food. tried some of what my friends ordered and it was tasty aswell. only loses a star because it is overpriced food. overall, i definitely recommend this place.

interesting cafe with fairlynicestaff. breakfast burger wasn’t great. mediterranean plate was good. salads were a bit too oily. seating was okay. gave us the wrong order first but then fixed their mistake after we asked. overall okay, but didn’t live up to the hype and pretty overpriced.

overall anicebrunch experience. niceoutdoor setting. food was good and nicely presented but nothing that made me feel i really need to come back. the flat white was solid as well. service was friendly and food didn’t take long to arrive. reasonable value. worth a visit.

cutest little cafe that screamed garden sanctuary vibes! situated right next to a car park so the location was great. all the table seatings are located outside which is perfect when it'sniceand sunny. we ordered the mediterranean breakfast, the chicken katsu burger, a mocha and ice tea. 

firstly, the burger was served on an 'activated charcoal bun'. unsure what benefits or additional flavours it brings to the burger but it tasted great! the chicken was crunchy and nicely flavoured, just the right amount of sauce and it didn't fall apart. 

the mediterranean breakfast was executed beautifully on a traditional plate. overall it wasnicebut the saddest part was how tiny the lamb sausages were.. i thought they would at least serve up a few more pieces but the only source of meat was the 4-5 tiny size sausages. 

bill came to approx $50 which is decent for brunch!


update 26/8: i visited again over the weekend and this time ordered some new dishes. i ordered the wagyu burger, lil miss collins hot cakes and the pumpkin & halloumi salad. the highlight for me was definitely the hotcakes! it was cripsy on the outside but super light and airy on the inside. the cake soaked up all the maple syrup so it was so sweet and delicious, not to mention super pretty! the salad was refreshing which definitely was a great cut for the palette from the succulent juicy beef burger!

one of my favourite cafes in sydney. the parramatta location has a make shift yard seating - with attentive staff that do well to keep up with the lines. super hearty and amazing shakshuka & mediterranean plate. thick french toast was done very well (fluffy soft interior) withnicelittle pieces of candied oranges, crunchy bits and syrup

food was lovely, staff friendly, andnicequiet location. smaller size adds to the ambiance. look forward to going back again soon, but will book first

quick friendly service. coffee was good. clean with aniceopen space. quirky decor giving it a fun and vibrant vibe. definitely recommend :)

what a lovely surprise. me and my friend was looking for a place to have brunch at and we came across this small, but very cute little cafe. it is located conveniently close to parramatta station which i think is at the back of carpark (as i remember). amazingly they managed to make the place really attractive, despite the location.

it was so colorful, refreshing to the eyes, the place was very rustic and inviting! firstly we were welcomed and greeted by the staff, which i find reallyniceand friendly. we ordered the vegan bowl and the french toast. every single single thing on the plate was beautiful and tastes really good. although the only thing i am not happy with was that there were quite many flies and they are of course annoying. lighting up a candle on each table would probably help lessen the flies..

anyway, overall, me and my friend were happy with the service and were satisfied with the food. it's a hidden gem in parra.

loved the rustic look of this cafe. waitress who served us was lovely. however, waiting time for food took a while and not enough fan to cool the place, maybe try sitting inside or behind the cashier. food was simple, very filling if you chose veg frittata with poached egg on sour dough or the breakfast bowl. overall, it was aniceexperience.

the coffee and food were sooo good. the place itself has a cool feel to it- like you’re in a countryside cafe. the owner came up to us for chat and he seemed reallyniceand passionate about this cafe.

the only downfall was this photographer who kept taking pictures of diners. i wasn’t comfortable with my photo being taken, and i told her three times, but she kept insisting and took my photo anyway, ensuring me my face won’t be in it. i was forced to turn my back to her til she finished taking pictures of my table. i found that pretty rude.