Momo Brasserie - Sydney

Really good coffee by friendly Italian baristas who know their stuff. Excellent service, great food and welcoming atmosphere. Lots of happy regulars. Worth a try :

All round class act with great service, drinks and even better food.<br/ <br/ The fish burger was fantastic and the Reuben was an even better eat. The pricing was as expected for a city location with fast turnaround wait times

I’m not the kind of girl that needs her coffee in the morning to operate. In fact, I’m not the kind of girl to operate in the morning at all. But that’s besides the point. Unlike so many sleep-deprived 20-somethings out there, the caffeine in coffee doesn’t actually have an effect on me, so I’m extra picky about how my coffee tastes. Di Bella Coffee blends and roasts their own coffee out of Queensland. From what I’ve tried at Momo Brasserie, it’s actually a pretty good cuppa. It was aromatic without being burnt and bitter, and unlike many of the coffee places I’ve been to, this didn’t require the cloak of milk and sugar to mask badly handled beans. Very slightly acidic and fruity, with lots of body without a burned aftertaste.

My life savior when I don't bring my coffee from home. An expensive place due to the fact that it's at Sydney CBD. Nice and smart staff. They know what I want every time I go there. Close to my work so surly I like the place. If you pass by, visit them and enjoy

This establishment was rather easy to find except the door wasn't. There are two doors one set on each side. With attentive service I enjoyed a plate of French toast with a side of fruit and yoghurt. This was really great but the yoghurt was quite acidic and the maple syrup was quite diluted by the fruit. Overall it was a pleasant experience.