Finally got to visit and it did not disappoint. The cafe is spacious with indoor and outdoor seating. On a sunday lunch time all seats are take and there is a line. Everything looks delicious so I was spoilt for choice. I the end I went with the weekly special (a hazelnut white choc kiafi) 2 croissants and a sourdough baguette. And a coffee. The coffee was great and so we're the croissants. The baguette waa fresh and tasty and oh my good was a pleased with myself for bypassing the Danish and choosing the special. So delicious. Until next time as there definitely will be a next time

We came here because it’s known for having one of the best croissants in Australia — and it really didn’t disappoint! The croissant was soft and fluffy (just how I like it), not too crispy, it depends on your taste, but I loved it. We tried the plain croissant and the blueberry danish, both gone in 5 minutes haha. Ended up getting more for takeaway, the almond croissant and the jalapeno & cheese sourdough. The sourdough was so good we could eat it as a snack! (Sorry, no photos, we ate too fast 😂)

I’ve had my fair share of almond croissants and I must say, the one here is the best I’ve ever tried! It was so fresh, airy, and crisp, with a perfectly balanced filling. Absolutely delicious.

The bread an pastries here all look amazing. We also enjoyed our meal, a couple of pies with a side of the sticky date croissant and a blueberry custard tart with fresh blueberries 😋🫐 It can get very busy on a weekend but they serve you quickly and there is not a long wait for your order.

Really nice coffee. Their large ☕ cup is just the right size to enjoy the full flavour of the coffee. The 🍰 are delicious. Generally the same cakes as other bakeries, but very fresh. Pies are very nice too. Get your daily fresh sourdough bread 🍞. I'd like to see more adventurous cakes like Tuga Patisserie in Alexandria. Just a thought 🤔. But always enjoy the visit even if it's just for coffee ☕.