Corellis Cafe Gallery

Lovely and nice quaint Cafe, the food was very delicious and they had a great vegan menu. Not made for big groups but so great for a couple to get a delicious breakfast and coffee. Some great cakes here too. Vegan options, gluten free options, dog friendly.

Awful service, had to repeat everything I said twice because the waiter wasn’t listening, asked for peanut butter in my milkshake which they forgot and when asked for it to be added they added a spoonful that sunk to the bottom. They didn’t even blend it. I also ordered a latte and he gave me a flat white. The only saving grace was that the food is half way decent, wouldn’t recommend if you have any taste.

This place is awesome and the management is NEW. The rating should be five stars. Wonderful service, delicious sandwiches. And the best coffee. As a traveler in Sydney for a few weeks, I am very lucky to have discovered this spot. They also have Wi-Fi, which is very helpful. But above all, the people working here are so lovely at the energy is divine

Corellis Cafe Gallery is a must visit in Newtown. Open when everyone else is closed and one of the few places you can relax without too much crowd or noise for a breakfast/brunch/lunch or dinner. The staff here are lovely and friendly. Gluten Free options available so if you are Coeliac come here! Loads of beautiful cakes and dessert options, not just savoury meals. The cakes are divine, we tried the orange and sticky date. Also had the corn fritters and smashes avo, both filling and fresh with plenty of avo. You can eat inside or outside and plenty of space to breathe and chill. Perfect spot after shopping or seeing a show. Relax at Corellis, it's the best! ❤️

I have been coming to Corellis for my coffee and cake fix for 18 years. Their Sticky date cake and ice cream is unquestionably the best in Sydney. Their orange and almond cake is also very good. Their dinner menu is ok - Coffee is pretty decent. It is a good spot for a catch up and a chat in otherwise bustling Newtown. For me, this place is a Sydney institution