Best brunch cafes in Double Bay

Best brunch cafes in Double Bay, ranked

1. #1Wogga Wogga Cafe for a long weekend Greek brunch

   $Outdoor seating🌳 Foster Park, 4 min walk

   Wogga Wogga Cafe serves Greek food from Cross Street and opens at 7am every day, closing at 3pm. Order the spanakopita or the lamb souvlaki combo, which comes with hot chips and a drink. Diners who want something lighter go for the chicken souvlaki wrap. Coffee drinkers mention the points system for regulars. Foster Park is the closest green space for a walk after the lamb souvlaki.

   Best for: Greek brunch with weekend hours

2. #2Redleaf Cafe for coffee and frappes by the water

   $Outdoor seating🌳 Blackburn Gardens, 1 min walk

   Redleaf Cafe sits on New South Head Road beside Murray Rose Pool, with harbour views from its outside tables. Coffee is the main draw, and one visitor pairs it with the almond croissant. Cold drinks are big here, including frappes and smoothies in mango and matcha. Children get their own menu, and vegetarian dishes sit beside the brunch plates. Blackburn Gardens is close enough to walk to in a minute.

   Best for: Coffee and frappes with a harbour view

3. #3Bake Bar for breakfast with a dog at the table

   $$🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 Foster Park, 5 min walk

   Bake Bar is an organic artisan bakery on Kiaora Ln with outside tables where dogs are welcome. Customers ask for the shakshuka and the rye toast at breakfast, and the chicken shawarma from lunch. It opens at 6am on weekdays and 7am on Sundays. The counter also sells desserts that are gluten free, dairy free and soy free. Foster Park sits five minutes away, close enough for a loop with a pup in tow.

   Best for: Breakfast and baking with dogs outside

4. #4White Rabbit Kiaora Place for a long family sit-down

   $$🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 Guilfoyle Park, 4 min walk

   White Rabbit Kiaora Place on New South Head Road suits a long table meal, with indoor and outdoor seating and waiters who bring the food over. Diners ask for the cinnamon French toast and the egg and sausage muffin. The menu is built for mixed diets, with vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free choices. Dogs are welcome at the outside tables, which makes it a fit for a pet owner and a family together.

   Best for: A relaxed sit-down family brunch

5. #5White Rabbit on Cross Street for eggs and a granola bowl

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Guilfoyle Park, 1 min walk

   White Rabbit on Cross Street is breakfast-led, with eggs benedict with spinach, a ricotta pancake and an XO chilli scramble on the menu. The WR famous granola bowl is the choice for a lighter start. Lunch adds a breakfast burger and a schnitzel sandwich. Milkshakes come in chocolate, vanilla, strawberry and caramel. Guilfoyle Park is a short wander after the meal.

   Best for: Eggs and a granola bowl on Cross Street

6. #6FILOSOFY for an early breakfast on Bay Street

   $$🌳 Guilfoyle Park, 1 min walk

   Early starters should head to FILOSOFY on Bay Street, which opens at 5:30am on weekdays and 6:30am at weekends, and closes at 2pm. The frittata is the dish to order, and one visitor called the quesadilla a great eat. Staff are described as friendly and the service as quick. Guilfoyle Park is also close enough to walk to before the first coffee.

   Best for: Early breakfast and a quick sit-down

Compare best brunch cafes in Double Bay

The table below sets out each cafe's price, brunch, outdoor seating, dog policy and nearest park side by side.

How we picked best brunch cafes in Double Bay

Scores weigh each cafe's reviews by how many people wrote them. Brunch on the menu, weekend opening hours, dog policy and outdoor tables then shaped what each cafe is best for. The cafes' own pages supplied what they serve and how the food is described.