little & friday

the mushroom and goat’s cheese tart was perfectly flavoured with herbs that brought out the mushrooms’ natural flavours wonderfully. i only got a take away, so can’t comment on the service.

stopped by for a pre lunch snack. the cabinet had plenty of cakes, quiches and other delights behind the glass. most of the items looked really nice and the portions were decent.

i had a chocolate, beetroot and salted caramel cake. my manager order a beetroot quiche. the cake came out fairly fast, as well as the hot chocolate. the hot chocolate didn't have much flavour. the cake was really nice. the chocolate on top was tempered. the cake itself was very moist and the flavour was quite nice. the salted caramel had the right balance of salt and sweet.

the quiche did take a while to come out but that was because it was put into the oven to warm. quite surprised they didn't have cold drink on offer, just water on tap when asked.

fair amount of seating and it was quiet enough to be able to talk.

absolutely loved the food at little & friday! everything looked so delicious that it was hard to choose.
i got the pesto, bocconcini & tomato gazette (i think that's what it was called!) plus a ginger latte and my friend got the cream jam donut & savoury brioche. all amazingly delicious!
the only negative was that we had to get takeaway as there were absolutely no seats, but i guess this is a testament to the fact that the food is so good, plus it was a rainy saturday morning at peak time.
all in all a fantastic cafe which i will most definitely be visiting again soon!

been here and to the one in devonport.... food does look great ... the cronuts are devine.... newmarket is different as to where it is and the setup ... not that appealing to me really but the food is yum.

love doughnuts - and this place has the yummiest doughnuts in newmarket 🙂 their other sweet treats are pretty good too, but i go for the doughnuts

love their bakery selection❤️
must try their nutella donut🍩🍩
take a look at their take-home selections too! my favourite is biscotti and afghans

a quick lunch for two. not an obvious street presence or even obvious street. walked into a warehouse annex with white tile counter, white walls, exposed brick and concrete attached to a fabric shop - a nice quirk.
the counter food display is gorgeous with oversized sweet and savoury jewels. the service is good. seats (secondary school rejects) are at a premium and surround two industrial tables held up by scaffolding and seating about 15.

the coffee is supreme and our two trim caps were pleasant, quite well textured and unburnt.

beetroot and blue cheese tart looked dead on the plate but was delicious - quichey blue cheese and spinach, very good pastry and very well flavoured. accompanied by a small mound of limp rocket.

in contrast the tamarillo tart looked beautifully alive - glistening with the tamarillo stalks sticking up. a fork showed the tamarillo to be surface deep however. rather than being luscious the bulk was a deceptive, rather dry almond base. it was ok but didn't live up to the promise.

a good little bakery

love this place even if i don't have a sweet tooth. we popped into when we drove past. everything was yummy in my memory. we definitely go back again if we have a chance.

absolutely amazing! a cute, cosy and vibrant cafe that serve only cabinet food and delicious beverages hot and cold, my favourite was the raspberry & lemon soda mmmmm!

came through with my mother inlaw as she's been here before and highly recommended it and i've got to say, the place definitely lived upto her hype. had the vegie quiche served with the most delish tomato relish and a side of salad, 10/10!!!! staff were great, very laid back and easy going people who love to spark a convo with you which was awesome.

highly recommend giving this place a try and definitely try their desserts because those donuts were out of this world. definitely coming back again

i have been here a few times and i am totally in love with their cream donuts. i never really dine in as the place seems to be so busy. today i decided to try their mushrooms tarts and i was not disappointed. it was delicious! filled with mushrooms and mozzarella.

i also bought their lemon and coconut cake with cream cheese icing today, since they ran out of donuts. the cake was beautiful! moist, not overly sweet and it was just right.

i find little and friday a little on the expensive side, but i keep coming back from time to time for some treats.

beautiful food. staff could do with knowing what's in the food and the service was slow and average. they forgot my friends two year olds brioche. and it's difficult trying to feed a two year old at the best of times.

the best thing about little & friday, newmarket, are their cronuts and their coffee isn't bad too, because it's in the martha's fabric building, my wife loves getting to look at all the bolts of fabric too. there's 2 big shared tables, so as long as you don't mind table sharing you'll be happy. but there's lots of cookbooks you can read whilst waiting for your food. parking's a pain, but that's newmarket for you. this place gets really busy, so it's best to get in there just before or after rush hour.

i've only got takeaway from here and it was just fantastic. good was quite heavily portioned, but was nice to have some for the next day's lunch. desserts are to die for. and the staff are great, know the menu well and always seem happy to help.

decided to try something new and ordered the caramelized onion and feta scone. wow for $6 it's pricey but damn it was bomb.com there was so much caramelized onions and feta. the flavours balanced out so well, the sweetness from the onion and saltiness from the feta.

the chicken sandwich was so juicy and volumious giving kim k a run for her money. even the vegetables were thick af.

delicious donuts and cakes. banana cake and the lemon gin cake are my favs. no table service and not child friendly. would recommend take away your treats.