Coffee Anthology

The service was great, they were interactive and friendly, tried their best to cater to our new born in the pram. The food was excellent with amazing flavours. The coffee was the right temperature with a good flavour and no burnt flavour (Which I find common with extra shots). It is a nice location with a beautiful minimalistic sitting setting. It has a great vibe and is a great place to sit to eat a meal or drink a coffee. I would highly recommend this to anyone who is looking for a good meal, nice seating and good coffee if you're nearby. Give it a shot.

Always busy especially if you want to be seated for a meal. But if you are only after the coffee and pastries, then there are benches and stools for a quick sit-down. The pastries are delightfully light and flaky, while coffees were served quickly but delicious. The eggs bene was again well presented and tasty, and the bacon had a nice Smokey flavour which made the dish more interesting. Service was great, and the vibe was excellent for a brunch or a coffee catch-up.

Came here after hearing this place was rated amongst the ten best cafes in the world. I ordered an almond flat white and a plain croissant both for dining in and was very happy with the smooth coffee I got. Not bitter at all and also the croissant was lovely. I really wanted to try their chocolate Dubai croissant but unfortunately it was only ready from 8am. I only feel like that the atmosphere was a bit “cold” but I guess that’s due to the big building and the general design.

Went here for brunch and coffee. I must say, the offer was delicious and lived up to the hype. We sat down for meals and the food was delicious. Unfortunately, as they were quite busy, the service was quite slow and limited staff to serve at counters to take payments and orders. This causes quite a delay. The food is worth it if you are willing to wait. I would definitely return but would consider just for coffee and pastries.

This is a very busy cafe on a weekday morning. Coffee Anthology is at the Charlotte end of a internal lane that links through to Mary Street. Customers come in waves, so depending on timing you may find yourself served immediately or waiting for a table. We stayed for coffee, which was good. There is a brunch meal area further in. Takeaways looked popular as well.

Good environment with a hint of modern style. However the food was mediocre considering the higher range of price. Heard lots of good things about the cafe hence came in with high expectation but went out disappointed. ;( The highlight would probably have been the pastries but they were sold out by the time we got there. Would not recommend the dishes that we ordered which were egg Benedict and green egg & ham. Maybe we should have gone with the lunch honto since they looked good from the table next to us.

I went there in the morning. It was not so crowded, so I recommend going early. I ordered a cup of coffee and a truffle mushroom quiche. They were good, I thought the quiche would have been better if it warmer. I want to buy a croissant next time.

I hate waiting in lines to eat, we live in a first world western society where consumers can eat at will almost anywhere and at anytime. Waiting to feed yourself is something cavemen didn't even have to be subject too. That being said, the coffee and food is of a high quality. The kitchen looks well run and the front of house staff are extremely good at managing the busy atmosphere. Definitely somewhere to eat more than once, wonderful experience