Best brunch cafes in Penrith

Best brunch cafes in Penrith, ranked

1. #1Henri Marc for a slow Sunday brunch

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Judges Park, 3 min walk

   Henri Marc opens at 7:30am on Sundays and Saturdays, so a slow weekend brunch is easy to plan. The Turkish eggs are served with a butterscotch-style sauce where most places would use maple syrup. The French toast with poached pear and blueberries is the sweet order, and eggs on sourdough toast suit anyone who wants something savoury. Judges Park is roughly three minutes on foot from the door.

2. #2High St Depot for brunch with children

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Penrith City Park, 1 min walk

   From 6am until 2:30pm, High St Depot keeps weekend brunch running alongside its breakfast and lunch menu. Customers who come for brunch tend to order the Turkish eggs, and a waffle with berries, custard and caramel covers the sweet side. High chairs and table service make it easy with kids at the table. Outdoor tables give a second option to the indoor seating.

3. #34oz & Co Cafe for a brunch platter to share

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Penrith City Park, 1 min walk

   4oz & Co Cafe opens at 6am on Saturdays and at 7am on Sundays, so weekend brunch can start early. The breakfast platter for two is the plate to share, and a Benny with smoked salmon is the other order diners mention. The poached eggs break to a rich yolk. A macchiato or cappuccino often follows, and little ones have a kids' menu while vegetarian dishes are listed too.

4. #4CafeXpress 31 for a Saturday brunch burger

   $🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 Belair Road Reserve, 4 min walk

   Saturday is the only weekend day listed for CafeXpress 31, with service running between 7am and 11am. Go for the Smash Brekky burger or a bacon and egg roll, which suits anyone eating on the move. Diners who bring children will find a kids' menu, and vegetarian plates are there too. Belair Road Reserve sits roughly four minutes off, handy for a stroll once the plates are cleared.

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   #5La Crema Cusina for brunch beyond the usual menu

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Henry Brigden Park, 4 min walk

   La Crema Cusina trades every day from 7am to 3:30pm, so brunch can run through the weekend. The Korean chilli scramble croissant and the scrambled eggs Benedict with salmon are the plates to plan around. The bun bao and paleo granola show how far the menu goes from standard fare. A group can pick between the indoor rooms and the outside seats.

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   #6Percy Plunkett for a relaxed weekend brunch in Nepean village

   $$🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 Brown Street Reserve, 4 min walk

   Percy Plunkett is a cafe in a converted 1866 cottage, open 7am to 3pm on weekends. The pesto schnitzel with chips and the Reuben sandwich are the orders diners name, with the Brekky burger for a bigger appetite. Brown Street Reserve sits four minutes' walk away, and the garden-side outdoor area is a pleasant place to sit.

7. #7Berry High Acai for an acai bowl on Saturday

   $🌳 Penrith City Park, 2 min walk

   Berry High Acai is open on Saturdays from 7:30am to 1pm, the only weekend morning it trades. Visitors single out the fresh fruit on the acai bowl, and the coffee gets praise too. Staff are described as friendly and helpful, and the cafe suits a quick weekend start. Penrith City Park is a short walk, around two minutes on foot, for a stroll after the bowl.

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   #8Omspresso for a family breakfast on the weekend

   $$🌳 The Sanctuary - Waterside Community Centre, 10 min walk

   Omspresso opens on Sundays from 7am to noon and on Saturdays until 2pm. Breakfast is the highlight visitors single out, and the coffee is rich, smooth and served hot. Staff are chatty and quick, which suits families starting a weekend morning. The Sanctuary at Waterside Community Centre is a 10-minute walk away.

Compare best brunch cafes in Penrith

Side by side, the table shows which cafes open for the weekend and what each one serves at brunch.

How we picked best brunch cafes in Penrith

Brunch picks start from the cafes customers praise most, then the brunch facts decide the rest: the dishes on the menu, weekend hours and whether there are outdoor tables. A cafe open on both weekend days moves up when the rest is close. The dishes named here come from what customers say they ordered.