Store Espresso — Restaurant in Sydney

This is a favourite meeting place for me and my girlfriend who lives nearby to meet up and grab coffee and go across the road to the park with her gorgeous little girl and her adorable cavoodle to run around and play. It’s always buzzing with people despite being hidden away in a residential area. It appears to be a local gem 💎. That and due to the proximity of the fantastic park across the road and the top notch coffee ☕️ pulling you in as soon as you start talking to the staff, you will want to return to try more. I have only dined in once to try out some brunch and it was difficult to make a decision from the menu as there were so many dishes I wanted to try. Thanks to my friendly helpful waiter I landed on the classic eggs Benedict and it was divine. I couldn’t choose between a Flat White or a Frappe so I got both and since I was dining in and they accidentally made too much frappe the waiter brought me out the extra in another glass (such generous and kind service). 🍪I also couldn’t resist the call of the Nutella Cookie calling to me as I was paying my bill this time. I saved it for home and it was delicious 🤤 Will definitely be making many more visits to Store in the future and next time I will take photos to add to my review as I work my way through the...

Summary - Only if you can't find anything else open.

I've been here a few times and always found the experience pretty good, but the food average to below par i.e. oily. I think its changed hands and after two visits, would say the opposite has happened. The food is pretty good now, but the service is NOT and PLEASE could someone teach you guys how to welcome a person in the morning and smile.

My wife thought I was being a little harsh and after going herself, said the experience was OK, coffee OK but found the staff not so friendly.

With great places like Carousel around the corner and a WellCo in Norton St, I wouldn't go out of my way for...

On a rainy Saturday, we wandered into Store Espresso. We chose the Green Omelette and Eggs on Toast with a bunch of sides. The Israeli Salad, that was advertised as a side to the omelette, was literally a few pieces of capsicum and red onion, and was more like a garnish. The omelette was boring and lacked depth of flavour. It was more inline with something I could cook myself at home. My friend’s eggs, bacon, hash browns and tomatoes etc were nice but nothing special. Coffee was large and hot. Service was good. Overall, it was ok. I don’t think we’d return. It was just...