Smashed Avo Toast
VEG⭐ POPULAR
🟡 What is "Avo"?
"Avo" = Avocado! Australians love to shorten words. Avocado → Avo. This dish is very famous in Australian cafés!
Smashed avocado on toasted sourdough, two
poached eggs
"Poached eggs" = eggs cooked gently in hot water. Not fried, not scrambled. Very popular in Aussie cafés!,
cherry tomatoes, feta cheese, dukkah & a squeeze of lemon
\$22.50
Big Brekkie Plate
⭐ POPULAR
🟡 What is a "Big Brekkie"?
"Brekkie" = Breakfast. A "Big Brekkie" or "Full Brekkie" is a large plate with many items — like the English "Full English" but Australian style!
Two eggs your way
(your way)
"Eggs your way" means you CHOOSE how you want them: scrambled, fried, poached, or soft boiled. The waiter will ask you!,
bacon rashers, grilled tomato, sautéed mushrooms,
hash brown
A "hash brown" is a crispy fried potato patty. Very common on Aussie breakfast plates!
& buttered toast
\$26.00
Eggs Benedict
🟡 What is this?
"Eggs Benedict" = poached eggs on an English muffin with hollandaise sauce. It sounds fancy but it is very common in Aussie cafés!
Two poached eggs on a toasted
English muffin
An "English muffin" is a small round bread, flat and toasted. Very different from a sweet muffin — don't get confused!
with your choice of: smoked salmon · bacon · spinach &
hollandaise sauce
Hollandaise = a creamy yellow sauce made from butter and egg yolk. It is rich and delicious!
\$24.00
Acai Bowl
VEGNEW
🟡 Pronounced: "ah-sigh-EE"
"Açaí" is a purple berry from Brazil. In Australia, it comes as a thick smoothie bowl topped with fruit and granola. Very trendy!
Blended açaí, banana & almond milk topped with
granola
"Granola" = crunchy baked oats with nuts and honey. A very common topping in Aussie cafés.,
fresh strawberries, blueberries & a drizzle of honey
\$19.00
Banana Porridge
VEGGF option
Creamy
porridge
"Porridge" = hot oats cooked with milk or water. Called "oatmeal" in America. A very warm and filling brekkie!
with caramelised banana, brown sugar, toasted almonds & a side of warm honey
\$15.50
🥗Lunch
Served from 11:00am – 3:00pm
Chicken Schnitzel Roll
⭐ POPULAR
🟡 What is "Schnitzel"?
"Schnitzel" = crumbed and pan-fried chicken breast. Australians LOVE schnitzel — it is on almost every pub and café menu!
Crispy crumbed chicken,
cos lettuce
"Cos lettuce" = a type of crispy lettuce. Also called "Romaine" in other countries.,
tomato, avocado &
aioli
"Aioli" = a creamy garlic mayonnaise sauce. Originally from Spain but very common in Australian cafés!
on a toasted
bap roll
A "roll" or "bap" is a small round bread used for sandwiches. In Australia they often just say "roll".
\$18.50
Beef & Cheese Toastie
🟡 What is a "Toastie"?
"Toastie" = toasted sandwich. Aussies call a grilled/toasted sandwich a "toastie". Americans call it a "grilled cheese". Very popular for lunch!
Slow-roasted beef, melted
gruyère
"Gruyère" is a type of Swiss cheese. Pronounced "groo-YAIR". A popular cheese for melting in toasties.,
caramelised onion & whole grain mustard on thick sourdough bread
\$17.00
Garden Salad Bowl
VEGGF
Mixed leaves,
cherry toms
"Cherry toms" = cherry tomatoes. Australians often shorten "tomatoes" to "toms" in casual speech!,
cucumber, radish, pumpkin seeds &
balsamic glaze
"Balsamic glaze" = a sweet and tangy dark sauce made from vinegar. Drizzled on top of salads.
Add grilled chicken +\$5 · Add avocado +\$3 · Add halloumi +\$4
\$16.00
Loaded Chips
🟡 "Chips" vs "Crisps"
In Australia: "Chips" = hot fried potato chips (like French fries). "Crisps" = thin cold potato chips from a bag. Very important difference!
All coffees available with: full cream · skim · oat · almond · soy milk
Flat White
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Australia's MOST popular coffee! Strong espresso with velvety steamed milk. Less milky than a latte. If you don't know what to order — order this!
\$5.50
Long Black
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A "Long Black" = hot water with a double espresso shot poured on top. Similar to an Americano. Strong and bold — no milk!
\$5.00
Cappuccino
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Espresso + steamed milk + thick foam on top, dusted with chocolate powder. Very popular! Pronounced "cap-uh-CHEE-no".
\$5.50
Latte
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Espresso + a lot of steamed milk + small amount of foam. Milkier and milder than a flat white or cappuccino. Pronounced "LAH-tay".
\$5.50
Short Black
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A "Short Black" = a single espresso shot. Very small and very strong! Also called "espresso" in other countries.
\$4.50
Piccolo
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A "Piccolo" = a small latte in a small glass. Espresso + a little steamed milk. Small but strong! Very popular in Australia.
\$4.80
Mocha
\$6.00
Hot Chocolate
\$5.50
Chai Latte
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A "Chai Latte" = spiced tea with steamed milk. Not coffee! Made with cinnamon, ginger, cardamom and black tea. Very popular in Aussie cafés!
\$5.80
Pot of Tea
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In Australia a "pot of tea" means a small teapot with your choice of tea bag. You pour it yourself. Very common to say "Can I get a pot of English Breakfast, please?"
\$5.00
✦ Add an extra shot of coffee +\$1.00 | Alt milk (oat/almond/soy) +\$0.80
🧃Cold Drinks & Juices
Orange Juice
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Always ask: "Is that freshly squeezed or from a bottle?" Fresh juice costs more but tastes much better! Say: "Is the OJ fresh?"
\$6.50
Iced Coffee
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Australian "Iced Coffee" is different! It often comes with ice cream and whipped cream — like a dessert drink. Very sweet and cold!
\$7.50
Sparkling Water
\$4.00
Still Water
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In Australia you can ask for "tap water" for FREE! Just say: "Could I get a glass of tap water, please?" — they must give it to you at no charge.
\$3.50
Lemonade
\$4.50
Smoothie of the Day
\$9.00
🍰Sweet Treats
Lamington
🇦🇺 AUSSIE ICON
🟡 Must try!
A "Lamington" is Australia's most famous cake! Sponge cake dipped in chocolate sauce and rolled in coconut. Every Australian grows up eating these!
Classic Australian sponge cake dipped in chocolate & rolled in desiccated coconut
\$6.50
Tim Tam Cheesecake
🟡 What is "Tim Tam"?
Tim Tam = Australia's most beloved chocolate biscuit! Made by Arnott's. If someone offers you a Tim Tam — always say yes! You can also do the "Tim Tam Slam" (suck coffee through it)!
Creamy baked cheesecake with a Tim Tam biscuit base, chocolate ganache topping & whipped cream
\$10.00
Vegemite Toast
VEG
🟡 Australian or not?
Vegemite is a dark brown, very salty spread made from yeast. Australians LOVE it but many foreigners don't like it at first. Try just a TINY bit on butter — don't spread it thick!
Toasted sourdough with butter & Vegemite — a true Aussie classic!
\$5.00
Banana Bread
⭐ POPULAR
Warm toasted banana bread served with
ricotta
"Ricotta" is a soft white Italian cheese with a mild flavour. Often served with banana bread in Aussie cafés as a healthier alternative to butter.
& a drizzle of honey
\$8.50
Today's Specials ✦
Ask your waiter about today's specials or check our chalkboard! 🪄
☀️ Brekkie Special
Big Brekkie + Flat White – \$30.00
🌿 Lunch Deal
Any roll + drink – \$22.00
⚠️ Allergen Information: Our kitchen handles nuts, gluten, dairy, eggs and seafood.
Please let your waiter know of any allergies or dietary requirements before ordering.
GF = Gluten Free available on request. VEG = Vegetarian.
💳 We accept: Visa, Mastercard, EFTPOS & cash. Tap & Go available.
Tipping is appreciated but never required! 🙏
📚 Key Aussie Café Words to Remember
Brekkie 🍳
= Breakfast. "What do you want for brekkie?"
Flat White ☕
Most popular Aussie coffee. Espresso + steamed milk.
Long Black ☕
Strong black coffee. Like an Americano.
Avo 🥑
= Avocado. "Can I add avo to that?"
Chips 🍟
= Hot French fries. NOT the bag kind!
Toastie 🥪
= Toasted sandwich. "A cheese toastie, please."
Tap water 💧
FREE water from the tap. Always ask for it!
EFTPOS 💳
= Electronic card payment machine. "Can I tap?"
Schnitzel 🍗
Crumbed and fried meat. Very popular in Australia!
Lamington 🍰
Iconic Aussie cake. Chocolate + coconut sponge.
Vegemite 🍞
Dark salty spread. Very Australian! Try a little first.
Poached eggs 🥚
Eggs cooked in hot water. Very common on brekkie menus!