Workshop Espresso
Good coffee on George st! Tasty, raisiny latte but the street front vibe is the clincher.
Incredible coffee from this little hole in the wall. Not a lot of room, if you’re lucky you might score one of the seats at the bench, otherwise do what all the office workers do: stand out on George St sipping from a cup and chatting.
One of best coffee places in the CBD, I always buy from here if I’m in the area and have started using their beans at home.
Great coffee and friendly service. Food looks great here too. The only issue is how busy it gets and the fact that if you manage to get a seat it’s pretty cramped. Worth a swoop past at a non-peak time to check out.
Superlative coffee from this tiny hole in the wall. If I were having any kind of meal in this area, I’d make sure to come here for coffee before or after. Sadly, they seem to be open weekdays only.
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Citicafe
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Soy Latte was nice & smooth. Sourdough toast was a little thin but had plenty of vegemite on it :)
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Jet Cafe
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Overpriced and touristy, but fine. Unfortunately, the best late night offering in the CBD.
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Kikko
429-453 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Desperation high, expectations were low. Was pleasantly surprised when my strong flat white was both strong and drinkable. Flavour was robust and smooth.
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pino latte
113-131 Castlereagh St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Latte was disappointing. Bitter (in a bad way) and tending to a burnt flavor.
Sandwiches and wraps were terrific, but not recommended for coffee.
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Le Pain Quotidien
80-112 Market St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Level 4 Westfield.
Not too bad, you can get a fairly decent coffee here and a good view of the street below.
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Via Del Corso
112-120 Castlereagh St, Sydney New South Wales 2000, Australia
Lovely snooth drop. Tasty sweets as well
