Sonoma Cafe Paddington

Delicious bread, I tried the olive one and it was exactly the texture and saltiness that I had hoped for. Looking forward to try others next, like the polenta one. Eat-in space is very small and breakfast items are a bit expensive, wish they had more choices of platters with different spreads and recommendations on what to pair with what bread.

Always nice food and coffee. Simple and good quality.

The Walnut, Fig & Raisin loaf is so delicious. The staff are very friendly, the coffee is good and the food is also pretty delicious. They have a small problem with their ducted cooling system, drips on the tables below, but I'm sure they'll get this fixed. The food is also quick to table once ordered. Very nice place for breakfast/brunch.

Friendly service, the brunch is ok but a bit bland, overpriced for what it is.

The bread is just perfect, dark, sour, wholesome and chewy. I love getting a whole miche which goes a long way. Eating in is good also, great sandwiches and pastries. Try the almond croissant or cinnamon swirl. Service is good but casual.

Great service with very thoughtful and caring steff. I Called to check if there was some Bread left and if they could keep it on the side for me. Once I got there, I realised they were already closed when I called, but they still open the store to provide me with my bread. They also gave me an extra bread as they heard children taking when I called from the car!! And excellent bread of course. Thanks!

Food is great! I gave 4 star because there is nothing special about the ambiance. I also did not like their almond coffee, but generally is a great cafe and bakery

Packed with sourdough goodness, this cute little cafe is one that I adore having lunch at, mainly because its just behind the hustle and bustle of Sydney's CBD. For lunch there are a variety of delicious pastries and sandwiches to choose from, I recommend the roast beef sandwich with wild mushroom. Also, the belgian hot chocolate isn't served in your average cup, but rather in a bowl which begs the question, could life get any better?