rustic pearl

well done. slightly different brunchmenucompared to most hipster places of the day. fresh and quality ingredients. most importantly, super tasty. a surrey hills gen worth the queues.

mediocre.. went here for a lunch with my sister and a friend. service was slow (took a while to get food out - considering there was one chef mainly doing the cooking) but the food was pretty good, it's a little bit more of a step up from your usual cafe and the twist with exotic and foreign flavours really distinguished theirmenufrom most typical cafes which is always something to look forward to. i'm a bit disappointed that they have a smallmenuwith very limited choices and the place is tiny as! but overall the food was great.

the staff were friendly, attentive and accommodating. themenuwas decent, with a wide variety of options, including vegan options. the meals were not only reasonably priced, but freshly prepared and delicious. the only negative was the cramped seating.

i like this benedict especially the source. i will definitely try other dishes on themenunext time friendly staff even small area but big portion

a wonderful neighbourhood gem with an even more wonderfulmenuof mediterranean inspired dishes. every dish i’ve tried so far has not disappointed and was a delight. someday i’d like to have tried everything on the menu!

small little place very compact in size but great staff and fantastic food. very good coffee. themenuhas a good selection of food that will suit all tastes.

rustic pearl is a cute place up surry hills. it has a seperate veganmenuwhich is surprising. i ordered for a vegetarian homemade mushroom ravioli and a turkish iced tea, both these items were amazing. the place is really small, only five tables to be exact. try reserving a table outside especially in the summer, this place is a little on the expensive side but it has instagram-able food.

probably my favourite brunch place in sydney for food. they have a myriad of uniquemenuitems with a turkish twist. there's something about the food made here that puts it above all the other cafes, partly due to the fresh, higher quality ingredients used. they also have an extensive drinksmenuwith something for everyone.

their homemade hollandaise is amazing, and i've actually overheard multiple people eating here claiming their eggs benedict was the best that they've ever had. theirmenuchanges seasonally but can never go wrong with any of the benedicts.

when i came to the cafe it was at 2.00 and still full of people. i got 3 tables in the waiting list, it was not that long. but the smell of the restaurant is like cheese mixed with yoghrut, for me it is a bit letdown but the cleanlines is nice. i ordered the white sea breakfast which had blood sausage in it. the sausage is nice and the pan fried haloumi cheese is favourite. but somehow the eggs taste a little bit funny. the yoghrut on top served too warm for my personal taste. but i think would come back to try different dishes as rustic pearl offer a lot of brunchmenuto offer 😁

came in for breakfast, didn't realize the shop was so small. found a table, had the melemen and a turkish apple tea. eggs were average but the tea delicious. had a look at some of the breakfasts on the tables next to us, definitely keen on trying the beautifully presented fruit/granola/muesli plates next time. creativemenuoverall, breakfast and lunch. worth visiting i think.

so glad i had the chance to try out this place when the waiting times weren't crazy! rustic pearl is quite the unique place featuring lots of interesting and delicious turkish-inspired brunchmenuitems. everything is beautifully and almost effortlessly presented from our table water, the drinks, and the food. however while our drinks are subpar the food is definitely much better. loved the unique combination of ingredients and flavours

rustic pearl, another cute little cafe in middle of one is sydneys buzzing brunch capital, surry hills. it's a place with turkish influence for amazing breakfast, brunch and lunch.

ambience 4.5/5: the decor was my first impression, from the pavement to entering inside the front door. small wooden middle eastern engraved tables, rustic ripped sandstock brick work, brass plates, wooden stools, murals, pillows, throws, tiles, turkish lira, flowers, vases and worry beads adorn the walls in clutter. all these gave a very traditional turkish ambience to the cafe.

service 4/5: service was swift and a clip boardmenuwas with us in no time, along with a cold water carafe topped with an orange.

food 4.5/5: a strong smell of freshly ground coffee, fresh mint, pomegranates and orange made ordering quickly a necessity. i struggled with what to choose as themenusounded all too good.
beverages -the drinks section is vast and includes all the mediterranean favorites with a turkish twist. the coffee is awesome and the larger size is presented in a bowl.
must try homemade lemonade which come with fresh seasonal fruits and are presented so beautifully.
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sucuk bruschetta was fantastic with fresh rocket, tomatoes, avocado, melted mozzarella on top, sweet pomegranate molasses and a soft boiled organic egg that was sufficiently oozy enough to fulfill my yolk desires.

bhosphorous benedict, their signature dish was large, and was presented in a long toasted roll covered in avocado, 2 perfectly poached eggs dripping with creamy hollandaise and topped with coriander and red chili garnish. each mouthful was delicious and i am salivating thinking of the experience as i write.

menu is creative and presentation is stunning😍. the entire experience was brilliant from start to finish and worth a visit !!

we all know that surry hills is chock full of quality cafes, but themenuat rustic pearl takes it to a whole new level – not only do they do all day breakfast, but their turkish influenced breakfast offerings feature premium ingredients like lobster and scallops, re-imagined in eggs benedict and other humble breakfast fare.

so so so good! the food was amazing! one of the best cafe i've visited so far. different choices of foods and drinks. foods on the menuare not the same. is not repeating same ingredients or food that have similar kind of taste. it does make it hard to choose what to order because you just want to try them all, but that is also a good thing, because you can easily know what you prefer and what kind of taste you are craving for. the only bad is the cafe is so small, seats are limited, better go a bit earlier just to estimate a bit of waiting time. so far, i am so happy with everything! especially the foods were so yummy.

now this place is worth trying.

food was really good and the service was also.

all the dishes we ordered we really enjoyed.

it is a lil pricey for a brunchmenubut i guess it depends on what you order.