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Welcome To The Incinerator Café
The Incinerator Café, nestled at 2a Small St, Willoughby, NSW, offers a unique dining experience with both indoor and outdoor seating. This pet-friendly café is perfect for those post-hike coffee breaks or relaxed lunches. While the ambiance can be lively, reviews highlight the varied food quality—ranging from delicious caramelized onion and pumpkin pie to some less favored dishes like watery chicken fajitas. Service generally receives praise, though inconsistencies have been noted. Prices lean towards the higher side, accompanied by weekend surcharges. The Incinerator Café remains a refreshing spot for casual diners and flower lovers alike.
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Cappuccino
Bircher Muesli
A$20.00Banana & Oat Smoothie
Mixed Red Berry Smoothie
Boot Camp Green Smoothie
A$10.00Acai & Berry Smoothie
A$11.00
Fig & Raisin Sourdough (2 Slices)
Turkish Style Eggs
The Incinerator Eggs Benedict
About
The Incinerator Café
Welcome to The Incinerator Café, a delightful gem nestled in Willoughby, New South Wales. Located at 2a Small St, this café offers a perfect blend of indoor and outdoor dining, making it an ideal spot for both casual coffee catch-ups and leisurely lunches. With a robust coffee menu and an array of tempting dishes, The Incinerator Café has captured the hearts of locals and visitors alike.
From its stunning surroundings to its friendly service, the café exudes a welcoming vibe. Patrons like Benson Cheung have noted its great location, although some have pointed out that pricing can verge on the steep side for the portion sizes and food quality. Yet, it seems the relaxed atmosphere and attentive staff make up for what some may see as shortcomings.
As you sit down to enjoy your meal under the shade of trees, the temptation of crispy chips and a perfectly cooked Wagyu beef burger becomes undeniable. Yun Grace Zhou raves about these delights, emphasizing their exceptional taste after a walk along the scenic Flat Rock Gully walking track. The café’s menu offers a variety of dishes, though opinions vary—while the caramelized onion and pumpkin pie received praise from Yv Shi, her companion’s shakshuka left something to be desired.
With an ambiance that shines outdoors, yet feels a bit crowded indoors, The Incinerator Café strikes a balance between liveliness and comfort. It’s worth noting that dog owners will appreciate the pet-friendly outdoor seating, allowing you to enjoy your meal in the company of your furry friends.
While the café may impose a surcharge during peak times and holidays, the charm of the place, coupled with its well-presented dishes, continues to draw in a steady crowd. Just be prepared for a bustling Sunday scene, as highlighted by Alisa S, who enjoyed being seated quickly despite the busy atmosphere.
In essence, The Incinerator Café may be slightly pricy for some, but with its delicious offerings, stunning environment, and friendly staff, it remains a worthy stop for those craving a satisfying café experience. Come for the food, stay for the ambiance! You might just find your new favorite brunch spot.
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ Busy place on a Sunday but they had a table for two inside so we got seated straight away. Didn’t have a coffee, the food was good. They don’t split bills. ”
“ Service were not great. There were 2 matured waitresses who were great, but the other waitresses (young girls) really need a good training and most importantly need to love their job. Food are just average, presentation are good, a few dishes are tasty like the sardine toast and smash avocado. But the french toast were just soaked with chocolate sauce and the brioche were cold, Egg Benedict and grilled chicken salad and Chicken Burger are just okay even though the portion are big. Coffee also just okay. Obviously I’m giving this review after coming more than 3 times. Ambience indoor are not great, outdoor are nice. Prices are on the high side. Parking Outdoor and Indoor dining Pet friendly ”
“ Great cafe location with both indoors and out. Rather pricey for the food quality and portions, but nevertheless still matches the surrounds and with great service ”
“ Went there on Mother’s Day. Had the caramelised onion and pumpkin pie. I think it’s delicious. The side salad was fresh too. My companion had shakshuka egg with toast. She said it’s the worst she had tasted. Don’t know what happened there. Food was served fast. Place is busy, but not overcrowded. What I was not impressed with, is the price. Not cheap. To make it worse, they have 10% surcharge on the the weekend, 15% on public holiday and 1.5% for paying by card. ”
“ I have been coming here for years and have coffee here every week. I love the staff who know my order without me saying! It’s great under the trees. Dog friendly, kid friendly, people friendly! Great food and coffee! ”
“ We came here because we had bushwalking around which called Flat Rock Gully walking track-Tunks Park. We started our walking by grabbing a couple of coffee and sweets, when we finished our walking we were back to this cafe restaurant and had a lunch. The coffee was nice and the food is also pretty good. Especially chips are crispy, Wagyu beef burger cooked very well. But chicken fajitas is a bit watery. Service is fast and the staffs are very friendly. If you have a dog you can sit outside. Dog friendly. ”