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Window’s Coffee, Bankstown

Primo Coffee. 256 Chapel Road Sth, Bankstown. I’d driven past this place any number of times in search of Vietnamese cuisine, and its confused use of an apostrophe, and the face that it looks like a franchise store made me want to explore. It sufficiently piqued my curiosity that I was prepared to overlook the […]

Posted bycafedaveOctober 16, 2011Posted inBankstown, cafes, gelato, PrimoLeave a comment on Window’s Coffee, Bankstown

Think café, milsons point.

Think café, milsons point. Primo coffee. I’ve often walked past this galley-style cafe: kitchen down one wall, seating down the other side. There’s art on the walls, and classical music playing (though the noise of coffee-making drowns it out some of the time). Coffee is very hot, and though it starts out a little worrying, […]

Posted bycafedaveJanuary 20, 2008Posted incafes, Milsons Point, PrimoLeave a comment on Think café, milsons point.

Vivo café, wynyard

Vivo café, wynyard Primo coffee. 388 george st, sydney. Much more cheery in atmosphere than you’d think possible from a café with no access to the sun. Friendly, helpful staff who remember regular customers by name and by order. It even has a wi-fi hotspot. Coffee takes a while, and if you drink it quickly […]

Posted bycafedaveDecember 13, 2007Posted incafes, Primo, Sydney CBD1 Comment on Vivo café, wynyard

The Refined Grind café, Carlton

The refined grind café, Carlton Primo caffe coffee. 43 Carlton Pde Carlton, 2218. Situated in what was once the ghost town part of Carlton, but now seems to be growing again. Modern Australian in its décor, a coupld of outdoor plang break up the more sterile marble tiles and wooden furniture. Its food is not […]

Posted bycafedaveNovember 26, 2007Posted incafes, Carlton, Primo1 Comment on The Refined Grind café, Carlton

Barzura Café, Coogee

Barzura café, coogee Primo coffee. 62 Carr St, Coogee. Overlooking the beach, and with Aeroguard on the tables, there’s something particularly Aussie about this place. Seating for probably 60 inside, and another 20-30 outside with a mix of sun and shade. Staff are friendly and helpful, and the water is brought out un-summoned, always a […]

Posted bycafedaveOctober 19, 2006Posted incafes, Coogee, PrimoLeave a comment on Barzura Café, Coogee

Mad Greek Café, North Sydney

Mad greek café, north sydney Primo Caffe coffee. Still getting used to being open, this is a crowded space, but prices are fairly low for North Sydney. Lots of menu options, friendly staff. Unusually for North Sydney, reminiscent of fish-caf in Newtown, there’s a lot of garlic strung from the roof. Brasilia espresso machine. Coffee […]

Posted bycafedaveOctober 3, 2006Posted incafes, North Sydney, Primo1 Comment on Mad Greek Café, North Sydney

Café maison, neutral bay

Café maison, neutral bay Primo coffee. Lots of concrete, and using the outdoor furniture for indoors and outdoors. Friendly staff, happy to make a lunch recommendation. Coffee is above average, nothing award winning, but exactly what you’d expect to look at the place. Reasonably priced, considering the location.

Posted bycafedaveSeptember 4, 2006Posted incafes, Neutral Bay, PrimoLeave a comment on Café maison, neutral bay

Maldini’s caffe, strathfield

Maldini’s caffe, strathfield Primo coffee. Part café, part gelato bar, this is an outpost of strathfield plaza, and the most inviting of the cafes in its surrounds. A mix of ages are breaking fast here, or stopping for a coffee and a chat. Coffee arrives promptly: the latte is all head, and comes with a […]

Posted bycafedaveAugust 17, 2006Posted incafes, Primo, StrathfieldLeave a comment on Maldini’s caffe, strathfield

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