Best brunch cafes in Vaucluse

Best brunch cafes in Vaucluse, ranked

1. #1The Trail for a late weekend breakfast with bacon and egg

   $$🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 Samuel Park, 2 min walk

   The Trail runs weekend service from 7am to 3pm, long enough for a lazy late breakfast. The crisp bacon on the sourdough bacon and egg is what diners single out. Coffee is smooth and well made, and the smoothie menu hangs by the counter for something lighter. Table service and outside seats for dogs make it a lingering stop. Samuel Park is close enough for a post-brunch loop.

2. #2Rocco's for a relaxed family brunch

   $🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 Samuel Park, 2 min walk

   Rocco's serves weekend brunch from 6am on Saturday and 7am on Sunday, but the kitchen shuts at 2pm, so aim for a morning sitting. The special breakfast plate is the order to try, and a focaccia sandwich is mentioned by customers too. Families get a kids menu and a vegetarian menu, and the cabinet holds fudgy brownies for afterwards. Cappuccinos and almond lattes pair well with a long, unhurried table. Dogs can sit outside.

3. #3Parsley Bay Cafe Kiosk for a hamburger brunch by the reserve

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Parsley Bay Reserve, 1 min walk

   Parsley Bay Cafe Kiosk serves brunch from 8:30am on weekends until 3pm, so the morning starts a little later here. Customers pick the hamburger, and the falafel wrap is the vegan brunch choice. A soy latte is singled out as tasty by one customer. Outdoor tables sit in the open, and Parsley Bay Reserve is a minute on foot, which makes it easy to eat before or after a walk.

4. #4Belle Cafe for an early Saturday brunch of schnitzel

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Samuel Park, 2 min walk

   Belle Cafe is the earliest weekend option, serving from 6am on Saturday and 7am on Sunday until 2:45pm. The chicken schnitzel has a nice salty flavour, one customer says, and an iced mocha is refreshing on a warm morning. Two customers say the food arrives quickly, which helps when the room fills. Outdoor tables sit under the awning, and Samuel Park is about two minutes away.

Compare best brunch cafes in Vaucluse

The table lines up brunch, weekend opening, outdoor tables and dogs for each cafe.

How we picked best brunch cafes in Vaucluse

Each cafe is scored on its overall reviews, with more weight for the places that have more of them. For this page, brunch on the menu, weekend hours and the dishes customers name come first. Outdoor tables and whether dogs can sit with you are then noted for each place, and the order follows both.