This is our first coffee today, and it's already 2pm, so our initial thoughts are:Coffee. Bam. Liquid gold. That's a hit. We may need to have a detox when we get back...It is actually a really nice tasting coffee, which is surprising given that we're in a shopping mall. Good body, and still tasty when cooled, although not much of an aftertaste. AB

We allow ourselves a slow morning to recover from 2 mornings of getting up ridonkulously early to watch the sunrise. When we eventually surface, Jaypee very kindly makes us all omelette for breakfast - these two really are too kind! Rather frustratingly, the trains from Carlton are suspended this weekend, so we walk to Kogarah for coffee. There isn't much around here (Stacey did warn us) so after 2 coffees we get a bus down to San Souci on the coast. The beac...

Take away effort from Jaypee's favourite pre work stop. Tastes like an instant coffee, but cost us money.We shared it which was lucky, as we wouldn't be able to drink it all ourselves.Nothing more to say really. Strong and made with funny milk.Next.AF

After a short walk, we find a coffee shop to sit down and chill. Quite shirty service from the waitresses, and no water offered. Another poor start!But the flat whites themselves were immediately presentable. Hooray. Not spectacular however, Sydney is disappointing itself in relation to Melbourne. You can only find a good coffee here in the CBD, which is the polar opposite to Melbourne!An average monotone effort, but was made with much better milk than we've ...

A take away effort from a place where we loved the name. The rest was history. The service was friendly and welcoming. The part time actress who served us also offered us a free almond croissant. This croissant was outstanding-we felt heart-attack coming on straight after. Top banana.Armed with the croissant, we were amused to see the coffee shop outside the dentists. Very, very dark with a bitter but not unpleasant aftertaste. Al Bal likes, Foxy is coffeed out b...