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Listed under Restaurants. located in Woollahra.
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Cafe Cressida is a restaurant located in Woollahra. Rated 3.8 stars from 63 Google reviews.
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- Address118 Queen St, Woollahra NSW 2025, Australia
- Websitewww.cafecressida.com.au/
- HoursMonday7:30 AM – 3:00 PMTuesday7:30 AM – 3:00 PMWednesday7:30 AM – 3:00 PMThursday7:30 AM – 3:00 PMFriday7:30 AM – 3:00 PMSaturday8:00 AM – 4:00 PMSunday8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
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I had the crab omelette. Absolutely delicious. Omelette was perfectly cooked. Very tender. Just a little bit spicy with fabulous flavour. Great to see something different on the menu for breakfast. I’ll be back.
I have to send this before I having dessert. I haven't had such a delicious full breakfast for a long time. I know everywhere doing this but t this place made its truly classic. The crispy bacon( the real crispy bacon), great quality sausage, crusty bread, runny egg,beautiful seasoned Roma tomatoes and mushrooms. And a cup of coffee from my favorite roastery. This made my day.
Lovely space, great food and very helpful and friendly staff! Great outdoor area with a shelter, which makes it perfect for rainy summer days. The menu is very interesting, short and sweet, so it has enough variety of food but not overwhelming amounts of options. Even the staff uniforms and the furniture colour scheme is lovely! Easy parking around especially on weekends.
It has a nice vibe for meeting friends and the staff are genuinely friendly, but unfortunately, the overall experience just isn't worth the trip or the price tag. The coffee and tea are poor quality, and serving large drinks in takeaway cups feels incredibly cheap. The food is equally disappointing and poor value—the menu talks a big game, but the kitchen fails to deliver.
Went for breakfast/brunch. Setting is nice although could do with some plants to make it more of a courtyard feel rather than an open atrium. Ordered eggs benedict which was good. Fresh and tasty but nothing spectacular. Ordered pancakes which were burnt and cheekily the chef had put burnt side down to hide it. The croissant butter was not quite right - a caramelised thick textured sauce. Maple syrup was maple flavoured syrup. The croissant butter and maple flavoured syrup is too much together The servers were all lovely, although not confident, and ours quickly apologised for the burnt dish but did not take it when she went back to the kitchen so it just sat forlornly in front of me for 10 minutes while they made a fresh batch. A little service training may be required but at least they are friendly and warm which goes a long way. My request to swap the croissant butter for normal butter was met with no issues. I saw a review about the bacon and agree it was a small serve but you can see it is excellent quality. Unfortunately mine sat waiting for round 2 of pancakes so it was a little soggy. Round 2 of pancakes was a bit under cooked which I figured must be a product of chef not wanting to burn them again. Maybe issue was more with the regulation of heat in the cooking equipment. Ate 1.5 of the pancakes and called it quits. I don’t like making a scene so politely paid, left a tip for the servers and went on our way. I’m sure they will find their groove - running breakfast is tough. One suggestion for at least one low carb option that is not eggs.


