Best brunch cafes in Parramatta

Best brunch cafes in Parramatta, ranked

1. #1homage specialty coffee for a slow Saturday brunch

   $$🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 David Frater Reserve, 3 min walk

   homage specialty coffee is the first pick for brunch, and the avocado on sourdough with a poached egg is the dish to order. It is open on Saturdays from 8am to 2pm, a shorter window than its weekday hours that finish at 2:30pm. Savoury muffins with crispy bacon are also on the menu. Its outside tables take dogs, and the park is three minutes on foot from the door.

   Best for: Slow Saturday brunch with coffee

2. #2Mac Street Coffee + deli for a quick brunch from the deli cabinet

   $🌳 First Light Horse Regiment NSW Lancers, 3 min walk

   Mac Street Coffee + deli is the quick brunch on this page, with pastries and sandwiches in the deli cabinet. It opens at 5:45am and closes at 2:30pm on weekdays, and no weekend hours are listed. One visitor found the food came out fast after ordering. The lattes are described as smooth. It has parking and step-free access.

   Best for: Weekday brunch and a fast lunch

3. #3Hannas Cafe for a Saturday breakfast with a full plate

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Jubilee Park, 1 min walk

   Hannas Cafe is the Saturday brunch on this page, open from 7am to 12:30pm. Eggs, bacon, mushrooms and baked beans make up the big breakfast. Lunch dishes sit beside the breakfast menu until early afternoon during the week. The team knows regulars' usual orders, and the cafe has parking and a space that suits children. The walk to Jubilee Park takes one minute.

   Best for: Saturday breakfast with a big plate

4. #4Maison for an early weekend brunch with a dog outside

   $🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 Rosslyn Blay Park, 4 min walk

   Maison opens at 6am on weekends and closes at 2pm, which makes it one of the earliest brunch options here. The chilli avocado toast with a poached egg is the dish to order. Visitors say the sandwiches are the best on the menu, with big portions. Iced matcha and smoothies round out the drinks. Dogs can sit outside, and Rosslyn Blay Park is four minutes on foot.

   Best for: Early weekend brunch with a dog

5. #5Mr. Cuppa Coffee House for a weekday brunch wrap

   $Outdoor seating🌳 First Light Horse Regiment NSW Lancers, 2 min walk

   Mr Cuppa Coffee House opens its brunch window from 6am to 4pm, Monday to Friday. The hot brekky wrap gets the most praise, and a visitor calls the food beautiful. Tea with milk comes with a teabag, alongside the wraps. Inside you will find toilets and a vegetarian menu, and tables sit outdoors. The nearest green space is First Light Horse Regiment NSW Lancers, reached in about two minutes.

   Best for: Weekday brunch wrap and takeaway coffee

6. #6Kafeneio for banana bread with a morning coffee

   $🌳 Stewart Street Reserve, 3 min walk

   Kafeneio serves breakfast and brunch on weekdays only. Hours run from 5:30am to 1pm, and to 12pm on Fri. One visitor enjoyed the banana bread, so it is the pick to try. The window holds cookies and pastries, and one visitor praises the soy piccolo. Coffee is mixed on consistency, so the food is the safer order. Stewart Street Reserve is three minutes on foot.

   Best for: Weekday brunch and banana bread

7. #7Circa for an inventive brunch with outdoor tables

   $$🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 Jubilee Park, 3 min walk

   Circa is a brunch and lunch cafe with a small menu, open 7am to 2:30pm on weekdays and 8am to 2:30pm on Sundays and Saturdays. Plates visitors mention include Ottoman eggs, grilled octopus and a smoked salmon plate with seeded bread. When the weather is kind, the courtyard seats fill, and dogs can join. Some visitors say prices sit above nearby cafes. Jubilee Park sits three minutes on foot.

   Best for: Inventive brunch plates on a sunny day

8. #8Bacio Espresso Maria’s Greek Kitchen for a weekday brunch on George Street

   $Outdoor seating🌳 First Light Horse Regiment NSW Lancers, 3 min walk

   Bacio Espresso Maria’s Greek Kitchen serves brunch and lunch on weekdays, from 6am to 4pm. The pita wrap with grilled meat, chips and a white sauce is a savoury option. Several visitors call the coffee the best they have had nearby, and mention friendly, passionate owners. Outdoor seating on George Street suits a slow weekday morning, and the Lancers park is three minutes on foot.

   Best for: Office workers and a weekday coffee

Compare best brunch cafes in Parramatta

The table shows which cafes serve brunch, have outdoor tables, allow dogs and open on weekends, with the nearest park for each.

How we picked best brunch cafes in Parramatta

Ranking runs on overall standing, with more weight given to places that drew many reviews. Every cafe then went through a check for brunch service, weekend trading, dogs and seating outside. Pick text rewords what each cafe's own page says about food, and names the dishes visitors single out.