153 Moore Avenue Coffee — Restaurant in Sydney

I was really disappointed coming here. It says it’s wheelchair accessible but it’s not unless you come from the back. This wasn’t specified to us. So we set up the wheelchair and everything and then had to travel uphill around the back of the cafe to an accessible point. No one helped us with a table or anything despite us having to move things to fit the wheelchair at the outside table. No menus were given to us. When we ordered, we told them we were vegan and they didn’t tell us specific ingredients we added to our meals were cooked in butter despite us telling them we don’t eat dairy. We only realised because my sister actually went back and asked them if they cooked the mushrooms in butter. They said they couldn’t cook it without so we said that’s fine and we would go somewhere else as they hadn’t begun making our food yet. They then changed their story and said they could...? Clearly they just didn’t want to make the effort. They also wouldn’t allow us to swap anything out for ingredients of an equal value as we cannot eat certain things. So we had to still pay full price for meals that had less. They’ve since come out again and checked about “butter” which is obviously dairy....I’m very disappointed with this place....

This Cafe employs polite & friendly Korean staff. The coffee is amazing!! My favourite PIccolo almond milk!! Burgers are very tasty & well stacked. Either Wagu Beef or Chookie. There are also a few delish Korean choices, soups & salads too. Chips are crunchy & more ish! The only negative is the outdoor seating area needs more enhancing. Perhaps several large pots & plants. I'm never a fan of hard seats & understand 4 hygiene reasons they are easier to sanitize so bringing my own pillow to sit outside on a summers day is a must for me & a lot of my friends. Absolutely worth a visit if you are in & around the area & looking for prompt service & a...

Called in as I was driving through the area. I went in at 7AM on a Friday morning and it was very quiet with music playing in the background. The two staff on were attentive and quick to take my order.

I had the Halloumi Burger which cost $14. It was very well with a runny egg and a generous serving of Halloumi and tomato relish.

I would like to see this and more items paired with a coffee as a “deal” especially breakfast items.

Would I return if I was in the area? Yes. Would I recommend this place to anyone asking about...