Next On Darling

Another quality café that attracts owners and their dogs out in full force on a Saturday morning in particular. Just an establishment where I want to stop by and have a quick cup of a quality café latte and flick through my diary and see what I have planned for the day ahead; and then Sunday and then the week ahead. This establishment just has that kind of vibe for me. A momentary pit stop to cheer me up and make me a happy go lucky person pumped with caffeine in a contemporary and trendy locale.
Many individuals love to chat and stay here over coffee and/​or breakfast with water. Not me too much, unless if I happen to come to this establishment with someone; then the vibe might change for me somewhat. It is a vibe for now and a good one that seems to be working. Not an establishment I would frequent all the time; probably because Rozelle is filled with so much choice and abundance to sit down and enjoy coffee. Still a great business that deserves it’s spot along the Rozelle and Balmain peninsula. Worth a try to really appreciate and discover more of what this great inner city suburb of Sydney has to offer.

A nifty, busy little café on Darling Street, it’s a pretty cool place to meet up with a friend for a coffee. I liked the menu; basic I suppose, nothing too different, but it covers the bases and gives you the foods you want in a café for a fairly reasonable price. I only ordered a panani but I enjoyed choosing from the various combinations that are available.
A pretty comfortable place too, couches or chairs, inside or outside, its up to you. Next on Darling takes it a step further with a licence to serve alcohol, so you can enjoy a drink over your lunch. Being a little busy with maybe an older demographic, the place might be a little bit slower than some of the other places around, but you don’t want a «get you in, get you out» policy anyway. Good food, good people, reasonable prices; I’m happy. I think you will be too.
Personally, I liked the homely touch of having a container of water outside the front door for passing dogs to refresh themselves. It’s the little touches that make the difference.