wild sage barangaroo

average food - was slightly pricey for the portion size. coffee was mediocre, however the staff was superfriendlyand the lobster taco is highly recommended.

very tasty brekkie andfriendlystaffs！coffee is a bit weaker but still very good overall. so far i had 3 visit and it is the best one this time.

we wandered in for a lunch for four and this restaurant is in a great spot, bright and offers plenty of in or outdoor seating protected from the weather. it looks good and would be great forfriendlycatch ups, business meeting and taking someone special out. there's ample menu items to select from and our service was effective with the servers doing a great job and making suggestions to help out. the food was great, was well presented and delivered without having to wait long. the only let down for us was the attitude, of what we guessed, was the female supervisor/ manager and all i want to say is that it does not hurt to smile as you make patrons feel a little uncomfortable.

the head waitress is lovely here. i came at 12pm today and asked if there was a table for two inside (it was windy). she said if i come around 1pm there should be a table. i came back at 1pm, and it was even busier. despite this, she came to me and kindly offered me to stand inside in the warmth and a table would be ready in a few minutes. thank goodness for this level offriendlyand attentive service! she offered me some water and gave me a seat at the bar.

every waitress and waiter here was superb -friendlyand attentive.

the food didn't take long either - it was 10 min wait.

love it that the menu is small - it's a great indicator for me that the dishes they make will be lovely. and they were!! the lamb salad and beef burger dishes were both very well plated and were both delicious.

i've been here for their amazing coffee (they do mochas justice here!) and their amazing lunches and service is just beautiful.

will definitely be coming back!

perfect little cafe for a cute brunch date! a lot of interesting options on the menu. i opted for the healthy bowl with beetroot hummus, avocado, mushrooms, feta and a green shot (no egg).

fast service andfriendlystaff. would definitely return!

not a bad brunch spot. tasty menu, a tad pricey, not much of view but a fun cafe serving up wholesome delicious meals.friendlystaff, easy to get to and great cocktail/vino list

been to this restaurant/cafe twice and both times loved it! staff arefriendlyand polite and the food is quick and delicious! i guess being in that part of town, you'd expect nothing less than the best! love the healthy bowl - i added haloumi and poached eggs to complete the meal. the porridge and the breaky bruschetta aren't bad choices either. good portion sizes as well. worth a visit for a sunday morning stroll along the wharf!

my friend and i came here to catch up over breakfast and we both agreed that the food was generously portioned (we were both so full) and price reasonable for the area.

we were advise by afriendlystaff that the kitchen would be closing up at 11.15 to prepare for lunch so we quickly ordered some tartlets on their breakfast menu. i tried their mushroom with hash brown on the side and my friend tried their ocean trout. both were very filling but i couldn’t stop eating until my plate was empty.

i definitely want to come back for their lunch/dinner menu.

my best friend and i came to wild sage for a nice breakfast. we were served byfriendlywaitstaff and ordered the shakshuka and the brekkie bruschetta along with a cappuccino and piccolo. the shakshuka was really tasty and warm. it's a perfect breakfast for a cold morning, and was perfectly seasoned too. it's a really filling breakfast too - so order it if you are very hungry. the brekkie bruschetta was average, though i loved the grilled halloumi. my piccolo was quite nice, but it took forever for the cappuccino to reach us - the first cup spilled on the table so we asked for another and it didn't arrive until we were almost finished up with breakfast. the ambiance here is really nice and warm, and i love the wood theme everywhere, but they need to improve on their service.

wild sage opened in barangaroo 3-4 months ago. it was great because i wanted to try this cafe out but it was in cammeray which was too far from where i lived. from wynyard train station and taking the mercantile walk, the cafe is located to the very right of the escalators when you get off - near david jones.

we came around 11:30am, between breakfast and lunch and looked at the breakfast menu but everything seemed somewhat basic. we asked the staff if we could come back at 12pm for the lunch menu instead and explore the barangaroo area in the meantime and the staff was accomodating about it.

the lunch menu had a lot more to offer and my friend and i were stuck deciding between 3-4 choices. i ordered the crab and prawn ravioli and i wasn’t expecting much ravioli at all but when the dish came, there were 3-4 pillows of ravioli. they were huge and it had a lot of filling as well. the sauce that coated the homemade ravioli was delicious but i think something minor in filling didn’t go quite well together and it wasn’t perfect. the staff were nice andfriendlyand my soy latte was okay too.

wild sage is a nice addition to the barangaroo dining scene. i had the beef brisket roll which featured slices of beautifully tender meat in a panini, topped with aioli and crispy chips. would prefer a softer roll rather than the harder panini. despite that minor quibble, flavour was terrific and i loved it. my request to swap the standard fries with salad was also met with aplomb - instead of throwing random mixed leaves onto the plate, the mixed garden salad arrived in a little bucket. little touches like these set the winners apart from the pack. my friends also enjoyed the lamb salad and the seared tuna salad; the latter was crowned with a cute sunny side up quail egg. thumbs up for service as well. staff were always warm andfriendlydespite the melbourne cup crowds. the only downside to wild sage is the seating. a large number of seating is outdoors and while they are undercover, they are still quite exposed to the elements. heaters and blankets help with the cold but strong winds and rain can easily disrupt a meal. nevertheless, it's still an excellent venue and i'd be keen to check out the rest of the menu.

visited the restaurant during lunchtime. i ordered the seared tuna salad - which was beautifully made with a well balanced variety of flavours. despite the lunch time rush, the staff wasfriendlyand attentive. although there aren't much variety, would come back to try other items on the menu.