Cedarwood Cafe

We tried for a nice brunch here as it is a fam fav- initially found lipstick on my cup and dirty utensils. No apology for the lipstick and cup was replaced twice as the guy in charge ‘couldn’t be sure how clean the new ones’ were?? Waitstaff not observant and placed three sets of utensils on our table? Mocha had no chocolate and was very bitter, milkshake had no flavour it tasted like just milk. The brekky wrap was decent and redeemed the experience a bit, the corn fritters were overcooked and the batter was too thick. Got a mocha the day before and it was great so I don’t know any happened here

This is a very good cafe. Lebanese Breakfast is delicious. Eggs Benedict have always been my favourite. After sending your child to school, it is also a good choice to have coffee with friends in the morning.

Service was quick and friendly, but the Lebanese breakfast missed the mark. The pickles were way too salty, and the scrambled eggs lacked flavor, with an overwhelming hit of chili powder. The yogurt came spiced, which didn’t really work—would’ve loved a plain yogurt to balance out the herby bread. At $29, it’s not something I’d recommend.

Such a fab place for brunch. Super welcoming, friendly and professional service by Jake and his team. Loved the Lebanese twist and influences throughout the menu as well as plenty of the mainstays.

The Lebanese breakfast and zataar chips were amazing. I love how there is a middle eastern theme to the food in this cafe. The coffee was very decent as well. The staff were friendly and helpful when I had to move a few chairs for some pram space. I love how they add a marshmallow AND a snake to the babycinnos!!