Vogue Cafe

Had my birthday lunch here actually. The food I ordered was absolutely delicious (one of the brekkie dishes with bacon, egg, and avacado on sourdough and a crepes dish) and the portions were huge! The food prices are extremely reasonable and I was left feeling stuffed and happy like a fat Christmas turkey hahaha. The drinks are absolutely beautiful and they’re just as great to taste. They’re pricey, yes, but you do pay for how pretty they all look so I’m not complaining. The staff are also great — friendly, eager and very professional despite all looking like school or young uni kids. Will definitely come here again.

Nice friendly staff, very on the ball despite being young.
Food is always good for both breakfast and lunch.
Coffee is always good.
Only downside is they are getting quite popular and you may have to wait or book ahead.
But still the best café in Macquarie shopping centre

Vogue is a vibrant and bustling little café hidden in among the labyrinth that is Macquarie Centre.
The staff are always so full of energy, friendly and every time I have been have been super helpful and tentative.
The major pull for this place is the over the top drinks they offer. I have only had the frappes so far and they blew me away! So fresh and tasty with yummy berries, mint leaves and of course the sugar rim.
The food is good and well portioned so you are not getting an overload of food that you can’t finish and it always tastes freshly made and flavorsome. They also always have some awesome special happening and I have tasted some really awesome rissottos and pork belly on the account of these specials so if you go keep an eye out for them.

They have those delicious scrolls of all varieties. The breakfast looks lovely and large with lots of options to meet everyone’s taste. Unfortunately the service lets them down a little.
Attentive to give you the menu. Then No one in sight when you want to order, possibly because they were all standing around chatting unaware that there was an abundance of customers
Maybe give it a few months until the staff have learned what to do.

Good café for coffee and a catch up with friends but can be hard to find if you are not familiar with Macquarie Centre. They have sweet treats displayed by the counter and lots of seating. Drinks menu is more intriguing than food in my opinion, as food can be a hit and miss sometimes.

Came here after seeing all the amazing Instagram photos of the drinks. Ordered the big breakfast, club sandwich, lemonade, peachy mango frappé. The novelty was certainly there for the drinks but the food was just average.
The club sandwich wasn’t really a sandwich. The brad was rock hard. The wedges were greasy. The big breakfast was good.
If I come back in the future it’ll just be for the funky drinks.

The café has had a complete rebuild unfortunately not for the better. The food also has changed again not for the better.

Hidden in the depths of the Macquarie Centre is the café serving Di Gabriel coffee. I was excited to see that they served single origin coffee, but worried that it was just labelled «Ethiopian». This could have been a clue.
The atmosphere here is nice enough, the staff are great, and with WiFi and #powerwhoring on tap, it could have a lot going for it, but the coffee was a bit of a let down. While not a bad option if you are desperate for a fix, I probably wouldn’t come here just for the coffee.
(Side note: as I was leaving I had a brief chat with the barista and he seems passionate about his coffee. That is a great sign. Maybe these guys deserve another chance?)
Coffee: Di Gabriel
Passion: ⁷⁄₁₀
Crema: ⁶⁄₁₀
Has #powerwhoring
Has WiFi (password is lovelife21)