Adrian M

A hole in the wall coffee store that opens up onto a bit of green that is a quiet and small park with a small amount of milk crate seating. We tried some takeaway coffees late in the afternoon and service was good but the coffee didn't impress. The coffee was smooth, but for us the coffee tasted really weak compared to other places and we'd have preferred a stronger hit.

It's a conveniently located free public toilet for men and women including a disabled toilet in the Barangaroo Reserve area. The building is nicely designed to fit in with the surrounds and they're well maintained for free toilets. There's also a bike rack out front given it's situated along a bike path.

Sydney's main central pedestrian-street shopping "mall", this along with some very close-by areas is the place to go to for plenty of shopping, eating/drinking and even people watching. There's Myer, plenty of clothing stores, JB Hi-fi and food courts accessible from here and often there's some live entertainment including buskers around.

Around Christmas time there's Christmas decorations, and at night lit up with lights and themed music.

Small local shopping mall with very specific stores and services including an Amer Typing Services Centre, clothes and furniture stores, a pharmacy, and other small vendors. There's also the odd restaurant but food options are limited and the (former) Dome appeared closed permanently. As a result it's quite quiet which can be a good or bad thing.

You probably wouldn't especially come here unless you have a specific reason to be here and I didn't see any dedicated parking, only street parking.

Great little Portuguese cafe that was recommended for its pasteis de nata that's very good - a crispy and flaky base with a sweet, creamy egg filling. There's other bakery items available from bread to pastries, supplemented by some soups, salads and light main dishes as well as coffee and some teas. I also tried the coconut bread which was not particularly special compared to the pastel de nata, but the overall selection on offer generally looks good to find some items you do like (and you should try a pastel de nata as it's the best I've tried in Dubai). Prices are not particularly cheap here, but it's quite a special find for pasteis de nata in Dubai.

There's indoor and outdoor seating that's distanced or has screens between tables. Being a small cafe in a larger building, there's no dedicated parking but there is street parking as well as a nearby Metro station.