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Purple Goanna is a café located in Redfern offering a unique twist on bush tucker. They call it Modern Australian – creating meals using traditional Aboriginal Australian meats, spices and fruits, and then fusing it with today’s cuisine.
There's always a line out the door it seems. A popular bakery in somewhat the middle of suburbia. They have the random outdoor seating for people to enjoy their goods and they'll bring you the order. The quality of the ingredients is top notch, the flavours robust, the croissant and toastie crisp on the outside and gooey delicious on the inside.
Enjoy spectacular harbour views as you enjoy a long lunch or sunset dinner at Beach Club. Inspiration for the menu has come from our close proximity to the sea as well as the chefs dedication and passion for fresh seasonal produce and quality seafood.
This cavernous, light and airy room is a favourite destinations for meeting up with friends with kids of different ages. Sit outside and watch the kids play on the grass area, or take turns supervis them in the nearby playground. High-chairs are available on request and there is also a menu for little people.MENU Celebrate Christmas Menu
This cafe in picturesque Rushcutters Bay isn’t the fanciest by far, but it offers one of the best views of Sydney with a fantastic children’s playground within metres of the tables. Tables are outside so it’s not a good wet-weather venue, but the relaxed atmosphere and the ability to grab a good coffee and pastry while you watch the kids in the playground is a super-plus. There are a couple of high-chairs but there is loads of room to pull a pram up to the table. There is also a children’s menu
With a chook run, extensive kitchen gardens, children’s play area, weekend market and several indoor and outdoor eating areas, The Grounds is more city farm than cafe. The food and coffee is superb, but just be prepared to wait for up to an hour for an indoors table during peak periods on the weekend. But don’t let that stop you – just grab some takeaway instead and head to one the tables in their extensive grounds.
Playing host to just about every mothers’ group in the Inner West, Sideways is one of those heavenly cafes that are more than happy to accommodate frazzled new mums and their wailing babies. Their relaxed and friendly attitude is just one of the reasons why they’re kid-friendly; the mountainous stack if IKEA high-chairs is another. MENU
Located right on Shelly Beach beside Le Kiosk restaurant, The Sandbar cafe is a stroll-in/stroll-out affair where sandy feet and wet togs are no problem. You can grab a coveted table on the deck – it’s nice to sit with a coffee while the kids go mad on the grassy area at the back of the beach – or order take away to enjoy on the sand or park benches. The food is a carefully created version of your standard takeaway fare – with fish and chips, malted milkshakes and sandwiches all freshly prepared.
Great coffee! Fast service. Great location. Always a small crowd of patrons outside waiting for their takeaway. There's a cosy counter where you can sit and drink in, and a few sandwiches and sweets available if you're peckish.
A super-friendly and extremely-tasty new addition to Summer Hill’s cafe scene, Goblin Cafe’s affable staff are more than happy to accommodate little people and make them feel at home. There is room to pull up a pram between each table, and they also have a couple of high-chairs and a dedicated children’s table with toys as well.
Nice coffee! Tucked away at the entrance to Gaffa Gallery is this cosy, airy coffee place. Friendly staff, prompt service. Tables and chairs and nibbles also if you want to escape the city streets a bit longer.
Kids young and old are more than catered for at this super-cool Leichhardt cafe, with a toy box and an old-school arcade machine that plays Space Invaders, Frogger and Donkey Kong. The food is also playful and sweet, with fairy floss-topped banana splits and babyccinos sprinkled with hundreds and thousands.
Not only is the coffee great, the staff are always on good form, including plenty of banter with regulars they obviously know well and get along with.
Kids are more than sorted at this Randwick cafe, which offers an extensive breakfast, lunch and weekend brunch menu, which also offers some gluten-free dishes MENU
A really neat cafe/coffee/cocoa shop! Food wise, coffee and chocolate were great. We recommend the fondue pot that comes with milk and dark chocolate, strawberries and marshmallows.
