Teru Cafe & Pizza

Went for a stroll and family lunch to glebe point road without deciding on the restaurant in advance, after walking past several cafes and checking reviews on Google Plus as we walked, found a nice café and decent reviews on G+ for this café. The café is pretty nice and has a nice décor in the interior. Upon entering the café the staff were pretty friendly and some of them looked like backpackers working part time in the café but who were very friendly. The café had a decent menu and when we ordered two plates of fish and chips for the kids the staff mentioned that it would be good to order and share one plate between the two kids since the portion was quite big. That was really good on the staff to mention since saved us money and the food did not go to a waste and very happy with the service. The other dish we ordered was a Haloumi burger since we don’t eat meat outside and only vegetarian and seafood. The sandwich was quite delicious and had a lot of different fillings apart from the Haloumi cheese. The salmon salad was also good but would have preferred another dish since the portions weren’t not all that great. The prices were reasonable as compared to other cafes around the area.

Decided to check out this bright, cosy-looking café before browsing the Glebe market. I got a seat outside which was perfect on a gorgeous summer day. Went for the Teru breakfast and I was impressed by the flavourful protein-filled breakfast, just the kind of meal I was after. The spicy scrambled egg and fresh avocado really did it for me. My chai latte was good, too, and service was excellent. Recommended to fellow Glebe patrons.

If you love pizza but hate the stodgy, greasiness that is characteristic of cheap pizzas, then Teru is the place for you. The pizzas are amazingly light yet satisfying, but is a touch on the expensive side. The eat-in service is okay, but nothing particularly groundbreaking. Not much of an incentive to eat in, but great to takeaway to feed your guests in your next party.

AVOID AVOID AVOID If I could give less than one star I would. What was once my go to cafe is now the worst cafe in inner west!! My partner and i waited 20minutea for an iced long black (literally a shot of coffee on ice). Then once it came it was one of the worst coffee's I've ever had. We order to simple half sleeve eggs Benedicts without hollandaise (again literally a piece of sourdough and a poached egg with some smoked salmon). We waited yet another 35mins (almost an hour in total) before getting up and walking out!!! Avoid this place at all costs!! I'm pretty sure it has changed owners and it is now not even a shadow of what it was. Absolutely apaulling!

Teru cafe and pizza does not have pizza available for lunch,how weird to have pizza in your name but not have it available! I came due to a lunch special of souvlaki and a interesting strawberry and almond milkshake Unfortunately both were disappointing. My souvlaki took a while to come out and I looked at it thinking where was the rest of it. It was small and something I could of made myself. The skewers,my guess would be from the local supermarket. The milkshake,almond pieces don't blend well with milk,it was too strange for me to enjoy The main thing going for this place is the ambience. Can fit large groups and plenty of booths to sit in. But I always find it strange when there is barely anyone in the venue that they still want you to sit at certain tables,sure I was eating by myself but when majority of tables are empty why won't you let me just sit in a booth? Can't recommend this place,they need to take the word pizza off there sign