| The discerning traveller may have heard just how | | | | Esplanade. You can't get much closer to the water |
| great Sydney's cafes are. There is no doubt that the | | | | and the view is lovely. The food is also fantastic but |
| Harbour Bridge and Opera House are impressive and | | | | prices are a little steep at $20 a dish. It's worth it |
| a must see on your visit to Sydney, but stop a while | | | | though just for that view. |
| and relax in one of its many cafes. | | | | What about heading to Bronte Beach near Bondi |
| Australia is actually well known for its exceptional | | | | Beach? Take the 378 bus down to the beach and |
| coffee and the locals really do enjoy nothing better | | | | take your pick from the colourful strip of cafes |
| than having a late breakfast (brunch) on the | | | | offering a wide selection of juices, coffees and |
| weekend with at least a couple of cups of the cities | | | | breakfasts. Afterwards, take the picturesque walk |
| finest coffee, whilst reading the local paper. | | | | from Bronte to Bondi along the coast and be blown |
| There are lots of great cafes where you can enjoy | | | | away by the views. |
| a good breakfast. The best place for something a | | | | Perhaps you have heard of the famous Australian |
| little different is Kazbah at 308 Darling Street in the | | | | Chef, Bill Granger. He has three cafes/restaurants in |
| suburb of Balmain. You can catch the ferry over to | | | | Sydney and makes the best scrambled eggs in town. |
| Balmain East from Circular Quay. It really is worth the | | | | Choose from Darlinghurst, Surry Hills and Woolhara. |
| walk (or bus ride) up the hill. | | | | Get there early as you can't book. |
| You will be delighted by the middle Eastern offerings | | | | It's hard to find a cafe in Sydney that doesn't do |
| here including the breakfast tagine. But you can also | | | | great coffee. Whilst some may look no more than a |
| order fresh juices, turkish toasts and eggs. If you | | | | small hole in the wall, these are often the best places |
| can get a table of 8 together then I cannot | | | | to get a great cup of coffee. It is such a part of the |
| recommend enough the degustation menu which is | | | | culture here that many locals attend coffee courses. |
| just $20 for a feast. You won't need to eat until that | | | | For $150 you can learn everything you need to know |
| evening and you will get to try some really interesting | | | | about coffee, the espresso machine and how to |
| and incredibly tasty food. Make sure you remember | | | | texturise the milk. |
| to book in advance though. | | | | As part of your visit to Sydney, act like a local. Kick |
| There are lots of great places to enjoy breakfast | | | | back, relax and watch the world pass you by in one |
| with a view too in Sydney. If you have the cash, try | | | | of Sydney's infamous cafes. |
| Bathers Pavilion in Balmoral near Mosman at 4 The | | | | |