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Wild Flour, Sydney
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Nearby attractions
VANDAL
16-30 Vine St, Redfern NSW 2016, Australia
Chippen Street Theatre
45 Chippen St, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
The Actors Pulse Sydney
103 Regent St, Redfern NSW 2016, Australia
Seymour Centre
Cnr City Road &, Cleveland St, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
Peace Park
70-80 Myrtle St, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
Phoenix Central Park
37-49 O'Connor St, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
The Grand Electric
199 Cleveland St, Surry Hills NSW 2016, Australia
Prince Alfred Park
Chalmers St, Surry Hills NSW 2010, Australia
Chippendale Green
O'Connor St, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
Goodspace
115-119 Regent St, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
Nearby restaurants
The Eveleigh Hotel
158 Abercrombie St, Redfern NSW 2016, Australia
Calico - Cafe, Restaurant, Pizzeria & Bar
146 Abercrombie St, Redfern NSW 2016, Australia
Henry Lee's Redfern
Hart St, Redfern NSW 2016, Australia
KINDRED Restaurant
137 Cleveland St, Darlington NSW 2008, Australia
Brickfields Chippendale
206 Cleveland St, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
The Chippo Hotel
87-91 Abercrombie St, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
Tian Ci Vegan (Takeaway only)
101 Cleveland St, Darlington NSW 2008, Australia
101 KISSA
94a Abercrombie St, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
Ester Restaurant
46-52 Meagher St, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
Angry Tony's Pizza Darlington
103 Cleveland St, Darlington NSW 2008, Australia
Nearby local services
Simple Beautiful Things
30 O'Connor St, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
Cult Design
21-23 Levey Street (off, Buckland St, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
Redfern Convenience Store
152a Redfern St, Redfern NSW 2016, Australia
JB Hi-Fi Broadway
The Broadway Shopping Centre, Store 207, Level 2/1 Bay St, Ultimo NSW 2007, Australia
The DEA Store | WEST
146 Regent St, Redfern NSW 2016, Australia
Harris Farm Markets Broadway
LG06/1 Bay St, Ultimo NSW 2007, Australia
Sette Posta Catering/ Cafe
219-241 Cleveland St, Redfern NSW 2016, Australia
Carriageworks Farmers’ Market
245 Wilson St, Eveleigh NSW 2015, Australia
SHOWPO
7 Franklyn St, Glebe NSW 2037, Australia
Glebe Markets
Derby Place, Glebe Point Rd, Glebe NSW 2037, Australia
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Hotel Hacienda
179 Cleveland St, Redfern NSW 2016, Australia
Nesuto Chippendale Apartment Hotel
Chippen St &, Cleveland St, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney Chippendale
74-80 Ivy St, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
Little Drifter Surry Hills
203 Cleveland St, Surry Hills NSW 2010, Australia
Iglu Redfern Student Accommodation
66 Regent St, Redfern NSW 2016, Australia
Four Points by Sheraton Sydney, Central Park
Hotel entrance via, 88 Broadway, 4 Central Park Ave, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
Iglu Central Park Student Accommodation
6 Central Park Ave, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
Mad Monkey Broadway
20 City Rd, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
Mercure Sydney
818-820 George St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
28 Hotel
28 Regent St, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
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Wild Flour, Sydney

156 Abercrombie St, Redfern NSW 2016, Australia
4.5(277)
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attractions: VANDAL, Chippen Street Theatre, The Actors Pulse Sydney, Seymour Centre, Peace Park, Phoenix Central Park, The Grand Electric, Prince Alfred Park, Chippendale Green, Goodspace, restaurants: The Eveleigh Hotel, Calico - Cafe, Restaurant, Pizzeria & Bar, Henry Lee's Redfern, KINDRED Restaurant, Brickfields Chippendale, The Chippo Hotel, Tian Ci Vegan (Takeaway only), 101 KISSA, Ester Restaurant, Angry Tony's Pizza Darlington, local businesses: Simple Beautiful Things, Cult Design, Redfern Convenience Store, JB Hi-Fi Broadway, The DEA Store | WEST, Harris Farm Markets Broadway, Sette Posta Catering/ Cafe, Carriageworks Farmers’ Market, SHOWPO, Glebe Markets
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+61 422 116 261
Website
wildflourredfern.com
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Thu6 AM - 4 PMClosed

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Nearby attractions of Wild Flour, Sydney

VANDAL

Chippen Street Theatre

The Actors Pulse Sydney

Seymour Centre

Peace Park

Phoenix Central Park

The Grand Electric

Prince Alfred Park

Chippendale Green

Goodspace

VANDAL

VANDAL

5.0

(16)

Closed
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Chippen Street Theatre

Chippen Street Theatre

4.5

(24)

Open 24 hours
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The Actors Pulse Sydney

The Actors Pulse Sydney

4.8

(143)

Closed
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Seymour Centre

Seymour Centre

4.5

(610)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of Wild Flour, Sydney

The Eveleigh Hotel

Calico - Cafe, Restaurant, Pizzeria & Bar

Henry Lee's Redfern

KINDRED Restaurant

Brickfields Chippendale

The Chippo Hotel

Tian Ci Vegan (Takeaway only)

101 KISSA

Ester Restaurant

Angry Tony's Pizza Darlington

The Eveleigh Hotel

The Eveleigh Hotel

4.4

(258)

Closed
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Calico - Cafe, Restaurant, Pizzeria & Bar

Calico - Cafe, Restaurant, Pizzeria & Bar

4.7

(285)

Closed
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Henry Lee's Redfern

Henry Lee's Redfern

4.3

(886)

Closed
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KINDRED Restaurant

KINDRED Restaurant

4.8

(674)

$$

Closed
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Nearby local services of Wild Flour, Sydney

Simple Beautiful Things

Cult Design

Redfern Convenience Store

JB Hi-Fi Broadway

The DEA Store | WEST

Harris Farm Markets Broadway

Sette Posta Catering/ Cafe

Carriageworks Farmers’ Market

SHOWPO

Glebe Markets

Simple Beautiful Things

Simple Beautiful Things

5.0

(132)

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Cult Design

Cult Design

4.2

(41)

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Redfern Convenience Store

Redfern Convenience Store

4.0

(88)

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JB Hi-Fi Broadway

JB Hi-Fi Broadway

4.0

(1.2K)

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Kitchen InsiderKitchen Insider
"As described" should be a positive, especially with a restaurant experience. It was a goal of Macca's way back, when Mr Kroc (real name) convinced the eponymous brothers that with factory farming and slave wages, kids with braces would find a purpose, and they'd change the world forever....as described. Wild flour Cafe did everything said they'd do...well, all they said isn't the full promise here. The display and ebullient team say "get ready for special" in every way. So, the coffee was as described, but just a tad cooler than barista types are taught (and teach). (no, it wasn't a particularly warm day, where knocking off a few degrees is sophisticated as an attenborough doco). The meals reflected what was written, but that's all. The sweet potato waffles were unremarkable as they were soft. The wasabi maple syrup seemed to be neither. The toppings were quality, but as un neighbourly as every bondi resident. They seemed to have nothing in common. The Asian bowl was all there in quality. However, if the Asian dressing was there, it was an apparition. It was needed as much as a celebrant at a wedding...bridal and groom parties were just standing there, unsure of their purpose. But we were fed efficiently, and happily and....as described. There's just no good reason apart from super service to return...though we may, for other selections.
Brad YoBrad Yo
Pretty sure this place is breaking some laws as food shouldn't legally be allowed to taste this good. Someone call the jacks. I ordered the shakshouka which was exquisitely good. The flavours were amazing and the eggs were cooked to perfection which somehow stayed soft and yolky even when submerged in delicious, steaming hot tomato-ey goodness. Apparently a family recipe. If you're from a spy agency I'd say it would be undoubtedly lucrative to infiltrate this cafĆ© in order to steal the recipe as it was THAT good. The beautiful Amelia ordered the "smashed in France" which featured egg and avo on a croissant. A basic meal but cooked to perfection. The croissant was crunchy yet soft on the inside and the egg was perfectly runny. Tip top. Overall an 11/10. Defs go there. PS I almost forgot as the food was THAT good but the service was also spot on and everyone was exceptionally friendly even though the place was PACKED to capacity when we arrived, especially my man Chris. The food also arrived super quick considering how busy they were. Very good. šŸ‘ŒšŸ»
Josefine AnderssonJosefine Andersson
Wild Flour is genuinely one of my favourite brunch spots! The atmosphere is of a lovely chic cafĆ© with people stopping by for a coffee or a chat and some food. Me and my partner have been here multiple times and we’re always pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food and presentation. My go to order is the eggs Benedict with scrambled eggs and it’s always such a hit. I have to say, these guys really know how to make the perfect scrambled eggs and bacon. Not over or under cooked but just right! This time we tried the AƧai bowl and at first we thought it was a little small but it’s actually jam packed with more than enough fruit and icy aƧai. Also, the cinnamon pretzel was amazing last I tried it so please keep making them, I’d love to buy more in future. Honestly I’d say you can’t go wrong with anything on the menu just based on how well they prepare and present their meals. Everything is delicious! In conclusion, a great cafĆ© with awesome food and relaxing ambiance. Would recommend and will absolutely be back soon! ā¤ļø
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"As described" should be a positive, especially with a restaurant experience. It was a goal of Macca's way back, when Mr Kroc (real name) convinced the eponymous brothers that with factory farming and slave wages, kids with braces would find a purpose, and they'd change the world forever....as described. Wild flour Cafe did everything said they'd do...well, all they said isn't the full promise here. The display and ebullient team say "get ready for special" in every way. So, the coffee was as described, but just a tad cooler than barista types are taught (and teach). (no, it wasn't a particularly warm day, where knocking off a few degrees is sophisticated as an attenborough doco). The meals reflected what was written, but that's all. The sweet potato waffles were unremarkable as they were soft. The wasabi maple syrup seemed to be neither. The toppings were quality, but as un neighbourly as every bondi resident. They seemed to have nothing in common. The Asian bowl was all there in quality. However, if the Asian dressing was there, it was an apparition. It was needed as much as a celebrant at a wedding...bridal and groom parties were just standing there, unsure of their purpose. But we were fed efficiently, and happily and....as described. There's just no good reason apart from super service to return...though we may, for other selections.
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Pretty sure this place is breaking some laws as food shouldn't legally be allowed to taste this good. Someone call the jacks. I ordered the shakshouka which was exquisitely good. The flavours were amazing and the eggs were cooked to perfection which somehow stayed soft and yolky even when submerged in delicious, steaming hot tomato-ey goodness. Apparently a family recipe. If you're from a spy agency I'd say it would be undoubtedly lucrative to infiltrate this cafĆ© in order to steal the recipe as it was THAT good. The beautiful Amelia ordered the "smashed in France" which featured egg and avo on a croissant. A basic meal but cooked to perfection. The croissant was crunchy yet soft on the inside and the egg was perfectly runny. Tip top. Overall an 11/10. Defs go there. PS I almost forgot as the food was THAT good but the service was also spot on and everyone was exceptionally friendly even though the place was PACKED to capacity when we arrived, especially my man Chris. The food also arrived super quick considering how busy they were. Very good. šŸ‘ŒšŸ»
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Wild Flour is genuinely one of my favourite brunch spots! The atmosphere is of a lovely chic cafĆ© with people stopping by for a coffee or a chat and some food. Me and my partner have been here multiple times and we’re always pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food and presentation. My go to order is the eggs Benedict with scrambled eggs and it’s always such a hit. I have to say, these guys really know how to make the perfect scrambled eggs and bacon. Not over or under cooked but just right! This time we tried the AƧai bowl and at first we thought it was a little small but it’s actually jam packed with more than enough fruit and icy aƧai. Also, the cinnamon pretzel was amazing last I tried it so please keep making them, I’d love to buy more in future. Honestly I’d say you can’t go wrong with anything on the menu just based on how well they prepare and present their meals. Everything is delicious! In conclusion, a great cafĆ© with awesome food and relaxing ambiance. Would recommend and will absolutely be back soon! ā¤ļø
Josefine Andersson

Josefine Andersson

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4.5
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5.0
7y

Out of the thousands of cafes and options for coffee in Sydney... Wild Flour is both my partner and I’s TOP choice. It is relaxed, welcoming, warm, and homey. As someone who is very particular about my coffee, Wild Flour is my favorite. They have tons of drink options including Green Tea Lattes which have been difficult to find in Sydney. In addition to their fantastic drinks, their food is impeccably done and their pastries are beyond perfect!!! They have a huge selection of options to fit every dietary need, which is great for me as I am gluten and dairy free- but I can still enjoy a sweet treat at Wild Flour. Everything is made in-house and you can see it being made through their glass-windowed kitchen. Their food is a work of Art! We have family that lives out West and request Wild Flour’s pastries every time we go to visit.

If the coffee, vibe, and food at Wild Flour was not enough to make it stand out above the rest, the staff really sets them apart. Wild Flour’s owners are some of the kindest and warmest people you will meet, and go out of their way to address their customers by name and remember them personally. They never seem rushed no matter how busy they are, and are attentive and welcoming. They are amazing, and truly make every morning a special one!

We love Wild Flour, having only lived in Sydney for 6 months it has been a highlight of our time here. Thanks...

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4.0
4y

"As described" should be a positive, especially with a restaurant experience. It was a goal of Macca's way back, when Mr Kroc (real name) convinced the eponymous brothers that with factory farming and slave wages, kids with braces would find a purpose, and they'd change the world forever....as described. Wild flour Cafe did everything said they'd do...well, all they said isn't the full promise here. The display and ebullient team say "get ready for special" in every way. So, the coffee was as described, but just a tad cooler than barista types are taught (and teach). (no, it wasn't a particularly warm day, where knocking off a few degrees is sophisticated as an attenborough doco). The meals reflected what was written, but that's all. The sweet potato waffles were unremarkable as they were soft. The wasabi maple syrup seemed to be neither. The toppings were quality, but as un neighbourly as every bondi resident. They seemed to have nothing in common. The Asian bowl was all there in quality. However, if the Asian dressing was there, it was an apparition. It was needed as much as a celebrant at a wedding...bridal and groom parties were just standing there, unsure of their purpose. But we were fed efficiently, and happily and....as described. There's just no good reason apart from super service to return...though we may, for...

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2.0
3y

My review is based on the experience. I got in early to beat the rush. The front of house staff are really lovely - which is why this is a two not a one star. The service however when it came to serving the food - not great. The food - average. I ordered the salmon eggs Benedict - the sour dough was burnt. I sent it back. The chef toasted new bread and bought it over to me but he also bought over my original order - with the expectation I would assemble my own breakfast (pull stuff off the bread and put it on mine). If this wasn’t bizarre enough - he was handing me the bread with the hands that had no gloves on!! So he was touching my bread with no gloves - I called him out and he quickly moved to the other hand. By this point I was over it - I asked them to please make it again - from fresh - scratch.

He did that and was lovely when serving it and seemed apologetic - another reason why this is a two not a one. So I will give them tops on that, for fixing the problem.

Though, there was whispers behind the till / in the back entrance about what had happened and frankly that’s not cool. Wait till the customer leaves.

And after all of this - my coffee finished 30 mins before I could even eat - my second lot of eggs were average, I don’t think I finished it.

Redfern has other cool cafes - I wouldn’t be dying to go...

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