3 Group Espresso

We adored this little coffee shop during our visit to Sydney. Stopped by a few times during our short stay. Excellent coffee and delicious baked goods. Staff are very welcoming and incredibly organized in such a small space.
Wish we could foldup 3 Group Espresso, put them in our pocket and enjoy back home.

A great coffee spot and bakery!
This is my coffee and breakfast stop of choice every morning as I walk my dog.
Coffee — A really pleasant coffee variety with a hint of almond.
Menu — A short menu but one which covers the basics and several gourmet options. All their bakery items are fresh and delicious. I know because I’ve tried many of them on many occasions.
Staff — Super friendly, and really organized and efficient.
Venue — A small café with bar seats and tables inside and tables and chairs outside (dog friendly!).
Prices — Reasonable. A large flat white and breakfast item costs me on average in the order of $ 10-​$ 12.

This is one of the best cafés you’d find in the area. Coffee has a warm chocolaty aroma with lots of character. Their meal options are small but with made from quality ingredients, around $ 8 – 10 (the meals, not just the ingredients).
Seeing 3 Group you’re excused to think of it as «ah, another one of those street-​side cafés.» But here you’ll find the rare trait of their baristas and staff to create a welcoming atmosphere, even if they’ve never met you. Something often overlooked, but the overall experience for me is the difference between a 4-​star and a 5-​star rating. Treat yourself to a really nice feel good coffee!
As mentioned, awesome coffee. Imagine baristas would be rock stars. Then you’d probably see flowers, merchandise, panties (eew, cross that off your mind, young man!) etc. lying out there.

This is a great café, with excellent coffee. They also have nice choice of breakfast options.
There is a small seating area near the coffee machine, and outside.
The staff are very friendly and make you feel welcomed.

On a return trip I also tried out the tuna wrap and the falafel — both very good, but I think the falafel was the winner.

Tiny but funky little coffee shop on the quieter (if that’s possible) part of Darlinghurst Road (just past the main drag in Kings Cross). The wooden floor and cosy tables give it an interesting edge, yet it’s not too cramped to feel uncomfortable.
The food is decent, and offers a few slightly more unusual options when compared to the other places in the area (and the bread that is served with the meals is fantastic).
The coffee was quite good:
Coffee: Double Mac
Bean: Hmmm, I forgot to check. I think it was Genovese
Crema: Good ⁷⁄₁₀
Overall Taste: Good 7.5÷10
Served in: Small glass (+1)
Preparation: Reasonably well made