On Saturday I had a tasty breakfast in Chippendale at Cafe Giuloa’s (their website appears to be offline at the time of writing). Three super-thick pancakes with maple syrup and unfortunately not enough cream kept me well sated until later on in the late afternoon. But, I did rather feel like some coffee after walking around the overly muddy Live Green Festival (put on by the City of Sydney Council) on City Road, so we decided to head to Toby’s Estate.
If you’re moderately serious about your coffee in Sydney then you’ve probably already heard all the good things about Toby’s Estate Coffee (if not, then where have you been? 😉 ).So this was the first time I’d managed to get there for a coffee and boy did they deliver. A perfectly brewed, delicious picolo latte. Hmmm. Seeing as they’re a bit closer than the fab Campos Coffee up in Newtown, I think Campos has a new contender for favourite coffee in town (although I didn’t see any affogato on the menu at Toby’s Estate). Or perhaps there’s just a good excuse to drink more coffee on the weekends…
Have you been to Single Origin?
I’d love to try it when I visit the area.
Cheers!!
Brett
Sounds better than Starbucks. We all need a good coffee when we travel..
Kevin
If you’re moderately serious about your coffee in Sydney then you’ve probably already heard all the good things about Toby’s Estate Coffee.
Good! i think is a new way and place to enjoy more good coffee!
Thanks
I haven’t been to Sydney for over 10 years, my loss. Just wanted to pop in and mention that if any of your readers find themselves on the South Shore of Montreal then they should pop into a little cafe called Zeeba. Man- I had a really good cappuccino there this morning. Keep up the nice work here..
Bruce
Looks like great coffee!
I homeroast and grind my own. Have tried some beans from Australia (i think Kona extra fancy) and was very pleasant!
As i can see i the photo coffee in Toby’s Estate Coffee looks very delicious! I am very keen on coffee and i love this coffee cream. Would you suggest this place for taking a great cup of coffee? If so, then i will try to get there as soon as possible.
Thanks for suggestion.
Regards
cool 🙂 I will try it
Nice post and coffee!
I will probably try this one. However, my favorite is the Jamaica Blue Mountain. I know Starbucks doesn’t carry it but if they have something close to it, I’ll be happy.
Aww, cute flower! There is a place around here called blue bottle coffee that does these really intricate flower designs, a lot like that, only with more branching in the design. It sure must be hard to make those if you are dipping into your own merchandise!
Sounds delicious! There’s only one way to solve your “best coffee in town” dilemma. Taste test! Haha, I’m glad Toby’s held up to their hype, too many times places don’t.
You guys have pushed me over… i’m going to purchase some online!
I’ll definitely have to give it a try. I don’t care for starbucks. And I know there has got to be a decent alternative.
The creme looks nice on that cup of coffee. Wish I could say I’m going to Sydney soon so I can give it a try.
I agree, starbucks tastes like a burnt sock to me. I will have to check this out, thanks!
I’m a big Peet’s coffee fan. French Roast is the ticket
the picture on the right looks like the perfect cup of coffee! 🙂 I just went to Toby’s Estate coffee website and it looks very professional (and delicious) – I think I going to have to check this out in more detail – or in other words drink some of there coffee.
Wow,now that’s one awesome cup of coffee. Wish I could have one now. Had a rough day. Anyway looks like its all worth a try. had enough of Starbucks. I think I’ll check this out when I’m there. Thanks for the information.
I love my coffee…and a holiday where they can offer such a wonderful cup of coffee…Perfect!
That’s great! We’re thrilled that you liked it.
Just letting you know that we do make Affogato’s now.
Nice coffee. Perfect for holidays.
Smells like an amazing coffee! ha-ha. Anyway, I prefer roasting at home and grinding them myself. But i’ve tried australian beans ( not familiar with the name though) and it was really – really amazing to taste and smell.