Old Quarter Cafe — Restaurant in Sydney

Have been to this cafe many times now, they excell in service by bringing you water the second you sit down even when busy, the staff are extremely friendly. When quoted an incorrect price for a side / add on as to cheap on accident the staff member came out and said it would be extra and if I would like to proceed instead of jsut adding it. The value for money is amazing with my jumbo bacon and egg roll at time of posting being $12 for double filling and $8 for normal. Already fairly priced considering the bun is fresh and gourmet. Same for the chicken schnitzel sandwich which was $17 at time of posting. They have a very wide range of food as well as drinks including smoothies. The coffee here is strong tasting however I do not see that as a flaw. It tastes like an extra shot every time so weak is normal what you would expect elsewhere. All in all I have not had a bad experience coming here. Look for the Central 105 sign on the main road to Lane Cove, next to red cross and oppisite Lane Cove Doctors. You get seats outside if you would like too which has traffic driving past and some in sun and some not as well as...

Underwhelming unfortunately. Good location and nice atmosphere, however the food was not up to scratch in my opinion. My partner ordered a tea and the bircher muesli. The teapot was half empty and the Bircher was completely savoury (excluding the fruit). I had a coffee, which was decent as well as the Szechuan scramble. Unfortunately it was also disappointing. The eggs were ok, however the spinach was completely dry and the salami and English muffin felt like it was just purchased from Woolies. I truly don’t mean to be harsh, however it felt no more special than purchasing the ingredients from home and putting them on a plate. Even the English muffin, which is slightly pre-cut out of the packet, was oddly toasted on the outside only. I’ll try it again to give it another chance. I feel there needs to be more value. Sorry...

Stoped by here during Easter to try something different.

The menu is diverse , offering a range of breakfast items not seen elsewhere in lane cove. Tried the XO prawn omelette , which while tasty, wasn’t overly inspiring.

Service was slow, which I have noticed seems to be an ongoing issue with these smaller lane cove cafes which you don’t normally expect. Again, very low takeaway patronage , with not all tables fully occupied, and it took an hour for coffee and meals to be served.

Coffee was nice, and strong.

If your chasing an Asian fusion style breakfast, it’s worth giving a go. Not sure we...