Chestnut Cafe

Great staff. Owner. Food good location and prices.

Friendly service great food and coffee at reasonable price

We had the burgers and cheesy fries/wedges with sour cream and guacamole....everything was excellent and the servings were very generous. Loved it!!!!

Great tasting coffee, fast and friendly service. Will definitely go back when I am in the area. Thank you!

Just had the Famous Eggs Benny with Smoked Salmon at this much needed new cafe. Delicious! Friendly staff too. Thank you. 😊

Delicious fresh food. Friendly and cooperative service. I’ll definitely be back at the first opportunity. Eleanor.

Reasonable price and tasty.. but small portion.

Awesome coffee, great food.

I had a wonderful time

Beautiful service and tasty food

Perfect

Neat little Cafe on level 1 Royal Randwick shopping centre overlooking ground floor below. The cafe was not busy when I ordered Sunday breakfast, in contrast to the other cafe on ground floor (The Shed) which was nearly a full house. My vegetarian big breakfast was a very generous serve of a range of traditional breakfast items including baked beans, sliced avocado, halloumi, mushrooms, eggs prepared to your liking and toasted bread. It was well prepared, reasonably priced and the staff were friendly. This place is recommended.

My friend and I ordered a iced mocha each and it was beautiful especially on this hot day. I will be back.

This cafe is run by the same people who used to run the Coffee Club here. It's still a breakfast-and-lunch place, although the decor has changed and they've added new menu items like made-to-order sandwiches where you get to pick all of the ingredients (yay!).

Marked down on atmosphere because tables probably should have signs on them denoting, "Reserved for Chestnut Cafe customers only" to keep randoms from sitting down. It's the middle of the shopping centre, and people have been sitting in their seating area without being customers for years. I had a particularly annoying set of randoms sit down less than 30cm away from me, and instead of the near person facing away from me toward the person he was sitting with, he faced sideways. And worse, he came out to the shops ill, and coughed on me twice. Eww, naw, I don't want a side of disease with my breakfast and tea. Rather than trying to address problems after they occur, the cafe would do well to minimise likelihood that the problem will occur by adding signage on each table reserving tables for customers only, like other cafes in the shopping centre like Christopher's do.