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4.4(151 reviews)
Open · Closes 4:00 PM

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Listed under Cafes, Restaurants. located in North Epping.

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SI:ZAC is a cafe located in North Epping. They offer breakfast restaurant and restaurant services. Rated 4.4 stars from 151 Google reviews.

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Contact Info

  • AddressShop 6/288 Malton Rd, North Epping NSW 2121, Australia
  • Hours
    Monday6:00 AM – 4:00 PM
    Tuesday6:00 AM – 4:00 PM
    Wednesday6:00 AM – 4:00 PM
    Thursday6:00 AM – 4:00 PM
    Friday6:00 AM – 4:00 PM
    Saturday6:30 AM – 2:00 PM
    SundayClosed
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Reviews

4.4(151 reviews)
Sung Young
Sung Youngon Google
a month ago

Good neighbor! It’s always relaxing & feel welcomed at this little cafe. Great place to enjoy the morning sun and the toast. The flat white coffee was so good, and the toast was tasty but little dry with a layer of cheese & 3 ham layers -it would have been better with mozzarella type cheese that melts while reheating. The place is clean with friendly service. You can also bring your puppy. Feels like it’s your happy neighbor.

HUISHENG CHEN
HUISHENG CHENon Google
a month ago

My daily go to Cafe, noice coffee ☕️ and food, lovely staffs.

Zoe Wilkinson
Zoe Wilkinsonon Google
11 months ago

So happy I got to have the best okanamayaki ive ever eaten, AND the best Strawberry matcha latte (uncaptured) for my birthday brunch. It's beautiful to have such a delicious Cafe in a calm area 😊

Marcelle Girgis
Marcelle Girgison Google
a month ago

Very very nice cakes. Definitely worth going back for. Made fresh every morning on the premises. Was really a delightful surprise. So yummy. Melts in your mouth. Service great of course to match. The hot chocolate drink was just fine.

Wilson Chen
Wilson Chenon Google
a month ago

Noice spot and very friendly customer service