Camp Cove Kiosk Watsons Bay — Restaurant in Sydney

Camp Cove Kiosk, So friendly and a variety of drinks on offer The kiosk sits at one end of Camp Cove Beach, around a small headland – about .5km from Watsons Bay with the ferry stop. The beach has golden sand and plenty of shade near the Kiosk. You can bring boats in and moor them nearby for a little while so can just jump off to get a smoothie or flat white!. There is a nature park at one end and the South Head Heritage Trail at the other end. Lots of beginner scuba divers practise at the kiosk end of the rocks so there must be plenty to see for snorkelers. The Kiosk is great, serving fab smoothies, coffees, muffins, light snacks and more, Tom the owner is really friendly and can help with any questions you have...

Bit confused as to why the first time we went there we got 4 pieces of toast with avocado on it but when we went three days later it had half as much. When asked the response was "you must have gotten smaller pieces before so that's why there was 4, this is normal".

Apparently $14 is normal for a single slice of bread with avocado and some feta.

If it was the size we got the first time it would be good value but what we got the second time was just robbery. Not impressed.

The coffee was mediocre at best as well. Warm and an overpowering taste of milk.

Poached egg on the Big Brekkie Bowl was also a hard boiled...

This place is one of those pleasant surprises that you never saw coming. And even if you know about them, you'll still want to come back just because. We were en route towards Hornby Lighthouse, and saw this little cafe house next to the beach on the way in.

Coffee wasn't some lousy coffee, and their breakfast plate was also legit. The sourdough actually tastes good. Is it phenomenal, no; but at the very least it felt like heart and love was put into making breakfast come to life for us.

Sat by the beach under the shade, enjoyed the morning breeze and some good conversations, before we headed off into the...