Deluca Coffee

A bit let down. I was looking to surprise my husband with a lovely fresh Turkish breakfast and was totally sold on this cafe after checking their insta page. Unfortunately, for us it wasn't worth the drive down to Botany Bay. Everything we ordered didn't taste really fresh including the baklava. It's little on the pricey side as well. Not sure I will visit this place again.

I read about Malika Bakehouse on Urban List Sydney so was keen to try it. Impression is a little mixed, the food was pretty good but expensive - the gozleme clocks in at $24, small piece of cheese burek at $6.50 (and was pretty greasy) and a single very small piece of baklava at $5. The food was good but not sure it’s worth the prices as it is a casual bakery but cute style. Disappointed to see staff not wearing masks properly and also customers walking in without mask and no QR check-in. Overall, not worth a repeat visit.

Cute local cafe with a Turkish spin - love the bright orange walls and the wide open windows letting in natural light, and the option for outdoor porch seating. The brunch menu is quite pricey (prices in mid-$20s and even $30+). We stuck to a sandwich and baked goods (check out their wide range of Turkish baked goods on display). The Turkish coffee ($7) is tiny and cute - strong and quite acidic, and comes with a piece of white pistachio Turkish Delight which was a nice touch to get to try it. The sucuk breakfast sandwich ($14) is casual and tasty. The knafeh ($17ish) takes about 20 minutes to prepare - it comes with a scoop of milk ice cream. Unfortunately, it cooled down quite quickly so the cheese was no longer stretchy inside. The knafeh itself is not sweet (which I appreciate in contrast to being drowned in syrup) and relies on the ice cream which is not that sweet either. However, it was in need of a drizzle of syrup for some added sweetness and also moisture, as it was quite dry especially when the cheese inside was no longer stretchy.

What a cosy little cafe/bakery in Botany. This cafe is serving you delicious all-day brunch, selection of baked goods (which gets sold out before noon) and great cofeee. As it is Turkish theme cafe, besides your regular brunch items, you will find dishes like gozleme, borek, simit sandwiches and delicious Turkish treats. Their Avo Crush dish was my favourite! Whole cafe is decorates in orange pastel - dark green colours which makes it bright and funky. If you are in Botany, pop in and treat yourself with awesome goodie.

Came in with high expectations as the place looks absolutely amazing with perfect decor. Was honestly a little let down by the food though. I had the breakfast sandwich which was a bit soggy and flavour was decent, and the spiced potato pogaca isn’t something I would order again. There really wasn’t any spice in the spiced potato filling and was a little bland. Coffee and service was good. The decor is where this place gets its stars, the walls are painted a lovely orange colour.