What a lovely cafe on the non-busy side of Ashfield train station. The savoury waffles were delicious. The waffles are filled with corn and zucchini then topped with smashed avocado, some cherry tomatoes and a soft boiled egg. The soy flat white was perfect. Go early to avoid the wait.

Great coffee with good crema, perfect sweetness/bitterness mix with their mochas. Brekkie Burger was very good, and the burger sauce was surprisingly spicy, but was a very welcome heat! Never had pastrami on a brekkie burger before but it works very nicely.

Saw this on TikTok and went for the recommended coffees. Didn't disappoint! Really know their coffee and have it dialled in well for my double ristretto. Place gets super busy as weekends so bit chaotic knowing who's waiting for a table and who's just waiting for takeaway, but eh - not a big deal. The food is god tier though. Had the mushrooms on toast with poached egg. Sounded ok, wasn't expecting it to be one of the nicest things I've eaten in ages. Deffo get it and see for yourself. Missis had Reuben and it was great too, and although not as good as By George in Croydon Park, it was still up there. The coffee is worth going for daily though, can also have as v60 where they recommend to. Parking was ok, right across from the cafe.

Good coffee here. I just moved to the area and seeking for good coffees to make my local. This one has potential. But I still have a few more to go before I decide. Food is good and interesting options. Some sort of donought that resembles "churros" in a circle. I did not yet try that, but in my list as it looks yummy and interesting. Instead I had the croi-nut (I think that's what they are called, you know the half croissant and halt donought. This one had a lemon cream fill. Delightfully fresh, crunchie, and the filling was a good mix of sweetness and tartiness. Price I found a bit expensive, but then I saw it as worth the experience. The service was casual. Peeps behind the counter were busy doing stuff. I was acknowladged by a look and a hint of a head shake to let me know they noticed my entry. When I ordered the guy asked if I wanted it have here or take away. I did say the place was busy and that unless I sit on someone's lap it might be difficult to have here. I got an acknowledgement to my attempt to be funny. Then he said that it might be a little of a wait, but tables do turn often. Decided to have in, went outside and found an available spot from someone that just left. When I walked back in to wait for my stuff, the guy noticed me and I mentioned I found a spot outside. He just said, go and sit there. I'll find you and bring it over. He did as he said only moments later I was handed my croi-nut. Then seconds later my coffee. Outside there is not much of a view, but a petrol station, a traffic light intersection of streets, and this Absolutely wonderful very large, very leafy, very green tree. But also, the constant flow of people. I love just watching life passing by, so this is not a bad comment on location. It was enjoyable. All in all great service, great coffee, good croi-nut and a great watching of life passing by.

Good vibe and music, friendly staff and great coffee. I had a double espresso (single origin Columbia) with notes of orange and green apple. Light texture, more on acidic side.