Ham Harry & Mario — Restaurant in Sydney

Have been here a handful of times and always had good service and good coffee. Unfortunately today was not the same experience! Starting with the man behind the register who was very nonchalant and trying to rush me - So no suprise he messed up my order. I ordered an ice strawberry matcha and but received a hot one. I told the waitress it was supposed to be iced, she apologised and got me the correct drink. One sip into my iced strawberry matcha I could taste it was extremely sour and something was off. I found 2 balls of what looked like cream cheese, curdled milk or possibly feta in my drink……I had to speak to the same waitress again who apologised again to us and she got us 2x Portuguese tarts as compensation. Super disappointed and won’t be back can’t help but think something may have been deliberately put in my drink since I sent the...

Great spot for breakfast. Clearly a popular cafe in the morning for locals as it was bustling when I arrived. I ordered a flat white and the smashed avo with poached egg on sourdough. The food came quickly but the coffee took a bit of time. I didn't mind too much though as I knew they had a backlog of orders. The coffee was fine but definitely not the best I've had in Cronulla. The food was lovely but I felt they were a bit heavy handed with the crumbly 'dukkah style' mix that went on the top which was a bit overwhelming and drowned out the flavour of the avocado completely. The poached egg was effectively a just a boiled egg on the side and wasn't particularly runny in the middle which was a little disappointing. However the staff were super friendly and chatty and I did feel that it all might have been slightly better at a time when they...

We ordered 2 acai bowls this morning which came quickly as it is essentially offering a limited take away service only, though you can sit on their outdoor seating which is socially distanced. The acai bowls came quickly but were very tart and not that good. About half way though the guy passed by us and asked us how it was. We hesitated before telling him they were very tart. His response was to offer us some honey which we declined. Combined with a tea and a coffee this takeaway cost me about $40 ( they had no prices on the menu) . I wish I'd gone round the corner to the myriad of cafes offering proper cooked breakfast menus with proper service and plates etc. I left half the acai bowl as it was beginning to upset my stomach. I had real food envy when I seen the offerings 10m...