Best brunch cafes in Sydney Olympic Park

Best brunch cafes in Sydney Olympic Park, ranked

1. #1Parkview Coffee for a slow weekend brunch and a long coffee menu

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Bicentennial Park, 6 min walk

   Parkview Coffee opens at 7:30am on Saturdays and Sundays, which suits a slow brunch. Breakfast and brunch dishes get the most praise from customers, and the fruit and granola bowls are a lighter option. Coffee is the other reason to sit down, with cold brew and an extensive menu. The outdoor area is large enough for a family or a group to spread out.

   Best for: Relaxed weekend brunch and coffee catch-ups

2. #2Abattoir Blues for truffle brunch on a weekend morning

   $$🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 Cathy Freeman Park, 3 min walk

   Abattoir Blues is the brunch to plan around, with weekend service from 8am to 2:30pm on Saturdays and Sundays. Order the truffle French toast or the wild mushroom breakfast, which come up most in customer comments. The avocado smash has its fans too, and the kids' menu sits alongside burgers with fries. Tables sit outside under white marquees, and dogs can join you there.

   Best for: Truffle brunch and outdoor tables on a weekend

3. #3Mellow Me Cafe for an early start on Saturday

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Bicentennial Park, 8 min walk

   Mellow Me Cafe is the earliest weekend option here, opening at 6am on Saturdays and 7am on Sundays. Eggs Benedict with bacon and pink hollandaise, served on black sourdough, is the brunch plate to go for. Staff will tailor takeaway orders for a family breakfast, including for allergies. Tables sit on the footpath, so the whole morning can be spent outside.

   Best for: Early weekend brunch and a family takeaway

4. #4Piccolo Me Olympic Park for a hangover brunch

   $Outdoor seating🌳 Cathy Freeman Park, 4 min walk

   Piccolo Me Olympic Park is open on weekends, from 7am on Sunday and until 7pm on Saturday. The hangover roll and hangover burger are the orders customers name, and the hash browns come out crisp. A lighter pick is the haloumi salad with avocado, and a Nutella cookie finishes the meal. The team stays friendly and efficient even at busy times.

   Best for: Hangover brunch and a long weekend window

5. #5Grit and Grind for a weekday brunch, with no weekend hours listed

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Bicentennial Park, 5 min walk

   Grit & Grind is the weekday option on this page, open from 6am to 3:30pm Monday to Friday. The avocado toast and the brioche roll are the plates to try. Staff are quick to change an order, which helps when a table has mixed orders. Step-free entry makes it simple for anyone with mobility needs.

   Best for: Weekday brunch and step-free access

6. #6The Commons Cafe for a weekend coffee and an egg and bacon roll

   $🐕 Dogs outside🌳 Silverwater Park, 3 min walk

   The Commons Cafe is a casual weekend stop, open from 7am to 3pm on Saturdays and Sundays. The egg and bacon roll is the order visitors mention most, with a fried egg, bacon and relish in a soft bun. Wraps and toasted sandwiches sit on the menu, and croissants and muffins fill the counter. Dogs can sit outside, so it suits a weekend brunch with a dog.

   Best for: Weekend coffee and a relaxed brunch with a dog

7. #7Conservatorium at for a weekday breakfast, not a weekend brunch

   $$🐕 Dogs outside🌳 Cathy Freeman Park, 4 min walk

   Conservatorium at does not list weekend hours, so it is the weekday pick for brunch. It is open from 6:30am to 3pm Monday to Friday, and the menu runs from eggs on toast and avocado on sourdough through to a steak sandwich at lunch. The omelette comes with sourdough, and visitors single out the flat white. Vegetarian and vegan options are both on the menu.

   Best for: Weekday brunch and a flat white

8. #8Charlie’s Corner Cafe for a weekend breakfast on the way past

   $$🌳 Cathy Freeman Park, 2 min walk

   Charlie’s Corner Cafe is a weekend breakfast stop at 1 Showground Road, and it closes at 3pm on both days. Recent customers call the food delicious, with burgers and sandwiches on the menu. The coffee is hit and miss, so the food is the better bet. Pastries and bread sit beside the counter, and the cafe is a short walk from Cathy Freeman Park.

   Best for: Quick weekend breakfast near the park

Compare best brunch cafes in Sydney Olympic Park

The table shows the weekend hours, outdoor tables and dog policy for each brunch cafe.

How we picked best brunch cafes in Sydney Olympic Park

Cafes are ordered by a score that weighs their overall average by how many reviews sit behind it, so a thin set of reviews counts for less. For brunch, each cafe also needs breakfast or brunch dishes on the menu, clear weekend hours, and food notes written from customer comments. A cafe with no weekend hours can still make the list, and its text says so.