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Listed under Cafes, Restaurants. located in Darlinghurst.
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THEECA is a cafe located in Darlinghurst. They offer wine bar, coffee shop, brunch restaurant and bar services. Rated 4 stars from 1279 Google reviews.
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- Address1 Burton St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
- Websitewww.theeca.com.au/
- HoursMonday7:30 AM – 3:00 PMTuesday7:30 AM – 3:00 PMWednesday7:30 AM – 3:00 PMThursday7:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 3:30 – 10:00 PMFriday7:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 3:30 – 11:00 PMSaturday7:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 3:30 – 11:00 PMSunday7:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 3:30 – 10:00 PM
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Visited this cafe with my family over the weekend and had a very enjoyable experience. The cafe is located on a quiet little street, and the outdoor seating area was comfortable and relaxing. It was quite busy when we arrived, so we had to wait for a table, which wasn’t surprising given how popular the place is. What impressed us most was that many of the dishes were quite different from what you would normally find at other cafes. The menu felt unique and offered something a bit more interesting than the usual cafe fare. The pancakes were especially good — thick, fluffy, and full of flavour. The staff were all friendly and welcoming throughout our visit. Just a couple of things to note: there is a 10% weekend surcharge, and the food took quite a while to arrive after ordering. However, considering how busy the cafe was, it was understandable. Overall, a great spot for a relaxed weekend brunch.
Beautiful vibe cafe with good foods/beverage menus. Location is good to stop by for brunch and walking around the area. Prawn Zucchini Pasta flavor was amazing and pancake was so fluffy. Loved the menu design as well!
Had the big pancake and coffee with a side of pasta cos why not. All were 10/10. Wish there was table service - for the price I'm surprised there isn't. But otherwise a lovely experience and will definitely be back.
Amazing brunch spot with good vibes! Went on a Saturday for lunch and waited about 20mins for a table! Food was great and I was particularly impressed by the Prawn and Zucchini pasta — so umami and well-executed! Had to try their viral pancake (there was literally one on every table) and while it was good, I wouldn’t rush back again for it as it didn’t quite seem to justify the $32 price tag! Great place for a nice catch up with friends though, we really enjoyed our brunch here!
very mixed feelings. ill start with positives. the location is really nice! regardless of the season, the outdoor seating just has such a nice almost homely atmosphere. a lot of ppl be having photoshoots before their food comes and i cant blame them. the quality of the ingredients is also quite good. however, that’s all for positives. i feel like for the price, the food really isnt worth it. we got the big breakfast platter and considering it has the word big in it, youd think its… big? except it isnt. probably the smallest big breakfast ive seen in my life. one slice of bread, one slice of pear, one singular anchovy. whats with all these singular nibbles? maybe im just missing the concept. im happy to pay up but this just feels like daylight robbery. i wanted to get the pancakes but two separate tables near me both took two bites of their pancakes and then abandoned them which scared the hell out of me. im not usually influenced by others decisions but i am also not dying to take the risk of paying like 30 bucks for a pancake that sucks so bad i cant even get a third through. obviously take that with a grain of salt because lots of people do rave about the pancakes. drinks are standard, didnt see any cappuccino on the menu tho which is definitely interesting unless it had some funky alternative name.


