Best brunch cafes in Kogarah

Best brunch cafes in Kogarah, ranked

1. #1ARANCINA 13TH for eggs benedict on a Sunday

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Edith Blake Reserve, 3 min walk

   ARANCINA 13TH is the brunch pick for a Sunday morning, open from 8am to 1pm. The eggs benedict come with mushrooms and bacon, and the counter holds donuts, muffins and filled rolls for a takeaway. Coffee is the drink to order, and visitors say complicated orders come out right. There are tables outside on Belgrave Street, and Edith Blake Reserve is a three-minute walk.

2. #2Kay Geez Cafe for a bowl and a bureka

   $🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 Tom Hanratty Reserve, 3 min walk

   Kay Geez Cafe is a lighter brunch stop, with bowls built on fresh fruit. Diners name the bureka with yoghurt and the kimchi fried eggs as the dishes to try. It is open Monday to Friday from 6am to 3:30pm, so weekend brunch is not an option here. Dogs can sit outside, and Tom Hanratty Reserve is a short walk off.

3. #3Regency Cafe for a breakfast plate with smoked salmon

   $Outdoor seating🌳 Tom Hanratty Reserve, 3 min walk

   Regency Cafe's breakfast plate is the order here, built on toasted sourdough with smoked salmon, bacon and avocado. The Regency burger, served with haloumi and egg, carries on from breakfast into lunch. The cafe opens at 6am on weekdays, so on a Saturday it pays to go early. Staff know the regulars, and seating runs from a few tables inside to more out on the footpath.

4. #4Culture Bean Cafe for brunch seven days a week

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Edith Blake Reserve, 5 min walk

   Brunch at Culture Bean Cafe runs all week, with a 6am start on Saturday and a 7am start on Sunday. Visitors single out the eggs with hollandaise, and the French toast with fruit and the smashed avocado with feta are on the menu too. The cafe has table service, and it is good for children. Edith Blake Reserve is a five-minute stroll.

5. #5Cafe 959 for brunch wraps and a skillet

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Edith Blake Reserve, 5 min walk

   Cafe 959 is open from 6am to 3pm every day, so a weekend brunch fits easily. Breakfast wraps come with a relish that visitors call superb, and a breakfast skillet with halloumi, bacon and mushrooms is the one to order. Lamb souvlaki covers lunch. Diners say the sourdough toast is crisp, and a kids' menu is on the list.

6. #6The Laughing Goat Cafe for a late weekend breakfast

   $$🌳 Kogarah Park, 3 min walk

   The Laughing Goat Cafe is open from 8am to 4pm every day, which makes it the one to try for a late weekend breakfast. Poached eggs on sourdough and avocado toast lead the plates, and visitors say the presentation is as striking as the taste. The lunch menu carries on past breakfast, with a children's menu as well. The cafe sits on Princes Highway, attached to an antique shop, and Kogarah Park is three minutes away.

7. #7Cafe Agave for a quick weekday breakfast

   $Outdoor seating🌳 Edith Blake Reserve, 2 min walk

   Cafe Agave is the cheap option for a weekday breakfast, open Monday to Friday from 7am to 5pm and not at weekends. Fresh juice is the most-praised item here, and visitors call the prices low for the quality. One visitor found a $4 flat white in 2025 hot, creamy and well made. The park, Edith Blake Reserve, is a two-minute stroll away.

8. #8Montgomery St Cafe (Campos) for schnitzel on a footpath table

   $🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 Edith Blake Reserve, 1 min walk

   Montgomery St Cafe (Campos) is the weekday breakfast pick, and it also opens on Saturdays. Schnitzel draws repeat visits, and one diner had it in a wrap with tomato and leaves. A caramelised beef burger on a brioche bun and a warm sausage roll are on the menu too. The cafe serves Campos Coffee, and it is one minute from Edith Blake Reserve on foot.

Compare best brunch cafes in Kogarah

The table lines up each pick's price, outdoor seating, dog rule and weekend opening, so you can plan a slow morning.

How we picked best brunch cafes in Kogarah

Brunch cafes are ranked on their reviews, weighted by how many reviews each one has, then on the brunch facts for this page: breakfast and lunch served together, the dishes to order and when each cafe opens at weekends. The listing text for each cafe was read for its food notes. Cafes that serve only coffee and snacks, with no brunch, were left off the list.