Robo Cog - Surry Hills
anna and rosie





Rosie Says:
This place is tucked away in Surry Hills in a little bungalow type house with a white picket fence. It was too cute, and the staff were lovely. The robots stand on shelves around the walls as well as as murals on the walls. I felt sorry for one that had its head stuck inside a vent. The food was really interesting. I chose the breakfast 'berrito' - chorizo, scrambled egg and home made salsa along with cheese wrapped in a soft flour tortilla, and it was really tasty. The coffee was worth writing about too, and the service staff were sweet.

Anna Says:
I really liked this place. The robots were so cute! The man who served us was very friendly. My only issue was our breakfast was not brought at the same time, so I was left waiting, but the coffee was excellent.


Food Taste: 4/5


Decor: 4/5


Service: 3.5/5


Menu Variety: 3.5/5


X Factor: Add 2 for the robots and friendly service


Total: 17/20

Robo Cog
Surry Hills
249 Riley Street
Surry Hills, 2010
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Burnt Orange - Mosman
anna and rosie




Rosie Says:
The view over Sydney Harbor is pretty amazing, and I can imagine this place is pretty hopping in Summer. With outdoor heaters and plastic flaps to keep out the wind, we didn't shiver our way through our bacon, which was a nice plus.  I wasn't overly impressed with the coffee, although the porridge was very tasty. The menu isn't huge, and the service wasn't outstanding, but the shop was fun and had a lot of quirky gifts to take away for yourself or a friend.

Anna Says:
Potential to be much better! My eggs benedict was cold when it arrived and the eggs were hard instead of runny - a big 'no no' for me! Lovely views though and I did like the shop.


Food Taste: 2.5/5


Decor: 4/5


Service: 3/5


Menu Variety: 2.5/5


X Factor: Add 1 for having a cute shop attached!


Total: 13/20

Burnt Orange
http://www.burntorange.com.au/
1108/1109 Middle Head Road, Mosman NSW 2088  (off Middle Head Road, Mosman)
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Kazbah - Darling Harbour
anna and rosie




Rosie Says:
The decor is fun and the food is a nice change from your standard breakfast fare, although I wasn't brave enough to order the breakfast tagine. Plus point? Crayons and paper table covers to keep you busy between bites!

Anna Says:
Original and the best (so far)! Another different breakfast option but with simple standards still available. They remembered everything we ordered and brought things out in the right order! You would think this should be standard but often sadly it's not.


Food Taste: 4.5/5


Decor: 4.5/5


Service: 4/5


Menu Variety: 3.5/5

X Factor: Add 2 for origionality and atmosphere!


Total: 18.5/20


Kazbah

http://www.kazbah.com.au/
The Promenade, Harbourside Shopping Centre Darling Harbour, 2000


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Ripples Cafe - Chowder Bay
anna and rosie




Rosie Says:
This place is right next to the water so it can get nippy but the staff have kindly provided blankets to keep you warm. The view is stupendous and the food isn't too shabby either!

Anna Says:

Lovely views and nice food. We did have to book though and it's hard to find - you have to drive quite a way through national park to get there.


Food Taste: 3.5/5


Decor: 4/5


Service: 4/5


Menu Variety: 3/5


Total: 14.5/20


Ripples Cafe

http://www.ripplescafe.com.au/
Chowder Bay Rd, Mosman, Sydney


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