Copo Cafe

Quaint little Cafe in Drummoyne. You access it from behind Formosa Street, walking thru Harris Farm. This is my friend's local and boy did it not disappoint! From the smiley waitress to the wonderful strong Campos coffee, to the beautifully cooked crab meat and scrambled eggs with sourdough toast, everything was lovely. Highly recommend this place if you are around. Or make it a day trip along with shopping at Birkenhead Point, as that is only a few blocks away!

The service was quite slow, waited a while to be served and had to get someone’s attention. The food was good, but nothing overly special. The Portuguese cheese bread was horrible.. it was cold and the cheese looked and tasted like plastic. This place did use actual cooked salmon, rather than the salmon raw slices, for the breakfast options - which was great! Overall, I may visit again if I happened to be nearby, but wouldn’t go out of my way.

Copo Cafe was a good food experience. The food in general is really good, the infusion with south american food is notable in the plates and very tasty. Unfortunately the Brazilian Cheese Bread was really bad, heavy and hard with no cheese flavour, we did order 2 but couldn’t eat (as per photos) and only 1 was removed from our bill even after explaining the situation. But in general it was the only negative point. I hope I can go back in the future and review again.

Cute cafe with a cool mural and greenery hanging from the ceiling. Food is delicious (+ generous portions at a good price) and served quickly by friendly staff. Ingredients also taste very fresh and the dishes aren't overly greasy or heavy. Keen to come back to try other things!

The food is delicious, fresh, and made to order. The coffee is excellent. The staff are friendly, attentive and accommodating of every request. The vines are a very nice touch, but the place is just a touch loud. Drummoyne is a drive-through suburb for me. But if I ever have an excuse to stop here, it’ll be for this place.