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Best cafes in Fairfield Heights

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Boulevarde Traditional Bakery leads this list of three Fairfield Heights spots, because its Iraqi bread is the main reason customers come in. Bricks & Brunch and Kaffé cover what the bakery does not serve: a full breakfast and lunch menu, and a coffee to sit down with. The page covers food, coffee, hours, dog rules and the nearest park for each.

Quick picks in Fairfield Heights

  • Best for fresh bread to take home: Boulevarde Traditional Bakery, best visited early because the bread runs out.
  • Best for a family breakfast: Bricks & Brunch, with a kids' menu and outdoor tables where dogs are allowed.
  • Best for coffee: Kaffé, where customers praise the coffee and a regular says the cup never changes between visits.

Best cafes in Fairfield Heights, ranked

  1. #1BOULEVARDE TRADITIONAL BAKERY for fresh Iraqi bread to take home

    $🌳 Percy Park, 6 min walk

    Boulevarde Traditional Bakery is at 4/154 The Boulevarde, and it is a bakery rather than a cafe, so no coffee is listed. Shoppers can pick up swirl rolls, sesame rings and flatbread, all baked for the day. Sweet pastries, including one filled with dates, sell alongside the bread. Weekends it trades from 6am and weekdays from 6:30am, until 5pm. The bakery is a short walk of six minutes from Percy Park. Some visitors come from an hour away for it.

  2. #2Bricks & Brunch for a family breakfast with outdoor tables for dogs

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

    Shop 4/224 Hamilton Rd is home to Bricks & Brunch, which serves breakfast, brunch and lunch. Avocado toast is the dish to order. The menu also has a burger with chips, smoked salmon, eggs on toast and vegetarian plates. Families get a kids' menu and step-free access, and dogs can sit at the outdoor tables. Weekday hours run from 7am to 2:45pm, and Sunday hours from 8am. Stella Park lies a three-minute stroll off.

  3. #3Kaffé for a coffee before lunch on The Boulevarde

    $🌳 Percy Park, 6 min walk

    Kaffé is at 201 The Boulevarde, and it is the coffee stop of the three. Customers praise the coffee, and one regular says the cup tastes the same on every visit. Strawberry crêpes with chocolate sauce come on a wooden board, and a strawberry milkshake made with frozen berries is also on the menu. It opens at 6am on weekdays and Saturdays and at 7am on Sundays, serving lunch until its 2pm close. Percy Park is the closest green space, about six minutes' walk.

Compare best cafes in Fairfield Heights

Side by side, the table shows which of these cafes meet each need.

CafePriceBrunchOutdoorDogsWeekendsNearest park
BOULEVARDE TRADITIONAL BAKERY$✓––✓Percy Park, 6 min
Bricks & Brunch$$✓✓Outside✓Stella Park, 3 min
Kaffé$✓––✓Percy Park, 6 min

How we picked best cafes in Fairfield Heights

The order comes from a score that gives more weight to places with many customer comments, so a cafe with a long run of feedback counts for more than one with a few. Brunch on the menu, weekend trading, dog access and outdoor tables were looked at next. Where two cafes were level, the food and coffee notes on each cafe's page broke the tie.

Best cafes in Fairfield Heights: FAQ

Which Fairfield Heights cafe is best for coffee?

Kaffé on The Boulevarde is the cafe most often picked for coffee. Its doors open at 6am on weekdays, so it works for an early start.

Which Fairfield Heights cafes open early for breakfast?

Boulevarde Traditional Bakery opens at 6am on Saturdays and Sundays, and Kaffé opens at 6am on weekdays. Bricks & Brunch starts at 7am on weekdays, so it suits a later breakfast.

Can I take my dog to a cafe in Fairfield Heights?

Yes, at Bricks & Brunch on Hamilton Rd, where the outdoor tables take dogs. Neither the bakery nor Kaffé mentions dogs, so ask staff first.

Which Fairfield Heights cafe has a kids' menu?

Bricks & Brunch on Hamilton Rd is the only one of the three with a kids' menu. It also serves a fruit bowl, eggs on toast and a burger with chips.