City Farm Cafe

Nice spot right on the river Tried the Turkish eggs which was delicious, a pretty good size and good value for $21 and a cappuccino My buddy got the chicken rosti, it looked delicious and be liked it , pretty expensive for $24 I think but still nice. Worth checking out if you're in the neighborhood.

Nice little Cafe on the Claisebrook cove overlooking the water. The food was 50/50 for me. My rosti was disappointing but hubbys nasi goreng was delicious with massive amounts of fresh seafood. The coffee was great but grapefruit juice was not fantastic. Its a cute place with a nice vibe but I'm not rushing to go back any time soon

Every time I have come here, (usually Saturday or Sunday mornings) they are hopping. Fantastic coffee brunch for me and my beau. He enjoyed the savoury Spanish Scrambled Eggs, and I ordered Fritter Me Timbers. SSE was complete with light spices, chorizo and fantastic fluffy eggs. FMT, oh my! The layers off sweetness off set by the grilled halomi made those poached eggs into the best dipping sauce. I was over the moon. And as always - the Almond Milk Lattes were great too!

Busy lovely lil'cafe. We had made reservations in advance so did not have trouble getting a table but place was near max occupancy. Had to queue to place our order and then had a bit of a wait (30 to 45 minutes) for food to arrive. Lots of time to chill out, read and chat 😀. Food when it arrived was delicious and lovely!

I dined here for breakfast I ordered the Egg and Bacon bagle whilst my significant other ordered the smashed avo. Both meals were exceptional and I was very impressed on the wait time as the restaurant was very busy with maybe 2 tables spare. The price was pretty fair at around $55 all up for two meals and two drinks. Have recommended to all my friends that they should try it at least once.