Best cafes in Edmondson Park

Best cafes in Edmondson Park, ranked

1. #1The Shed Cafe for steady coffee and a full breakfast menu

   $$🐕 Dogs outside🌳 Northern Corridor East, 6 min walk

   Find The Shed Cafe on Soldiers Parade inside the centre, where weekday trade begins at 7am and Sunday at 8am. Order a cappuccino or an iced latte, which regulars describe as steady and creamy even on a busy morning. The kitchen covers breakfast through to lunch, with a kids' menu and vegetarian options. Dogs are welcome at the outside tables, and the entry is step-free with toilets on site. The walk from Northern Corridor East is six minutes.

   Best for: Coffee and a full breakfast menu

2. #2Meet and Eat Edsquare for a family table

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Northern Corridor East, 8 min walk

   Meet and Eat Edsquare is the pick for a family table, with a kids' menu and an indoor room that suits children. Opening runs from 6am on weekdays and 7am on weekends, closing at 11pm most nights. Tables outside suit a warm evening, and the menu moves from breakfast to pasta and sandwiches. Staff are attentive, and the cafe is step-free with parking nearby. Eight minutes on foot from Northern Corridor East brings you here.

   Best for: Families and a relaxed weekend meal

3. #3Elijah's Artisan Breadhouse for a quick banh mi lunch

   $🌳 Northern Corridor East, 8 min walk

   Elijah's Artisan Breadhouse is a bakery counter in Edmondson Square Town Centre, open 7:30am to 5pm every day. Order the pork banh mi with crackling, or the tofu roll if you want a vegetarian option. The rolls are generously filled on crusty bread, which makes them a filling lunch for one. Staff are friendly and engaging in recent reviews. The shop has parking.

   Best for: Quick lunch and banh mi lovers

4. #4Max Brenner Ed Square for dessert and hot chocolate

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Northern Corridor East, 6 min walk

   Max Brenner Ed Square sits inside Ed.Square Shopping Centre and is open until 10pm on weeknights and 11pm on Friday and Saturday. Go for the waffles with ice cream and a side bowl of chocolate sauce, or a milk and dark Italian hot chocolate. The menu also has mud cake and a kids' menu, which suits a celebration. A six-minute stroll gets you from Northern Corridor East to the cafe.

   Best for: Dessert and hot chocolate fans

Compare best cafes in Edmondson Park

The table below sets out price, brunch, outdoor seating, dog access and weekend trading for each cafe on this list.

How we picked best cafes in Edmondson Park

The order weighs each cafe's score by how many diners have given feedback, so a long record counts for more than a few strong comments. Then the facts for this list were checked: coffee and food on the menu, breakfast and lunch hours, kids' menus, outdoor tables and dog access. Each pick draws its dish notes from that cafe's own description.