Best cafes in St Marys

Best cafes in St Marys, ranked

1. #1Sabaho for manoush and a well-pulled coffee

   $Outdoor seating🌳 Coachmans Park, 1 min walk

   Sabaho is a casual cafe on Queen Street, a minute's walk from Coachmans Park. Order the zaatar or sujuk manoush first, since visitors name it more often than anything else on the menu. Coffee is well pulled and consistently good, and the iced matcha is worth a try. Mezze plates with falafel and dips are there if you want something to share. It opens at 6am on weekdays and at 8am on Sundays.

2. #2Big Tree House Cafe for breakfast and brunch with good coffee

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Monfarville Reserve, 5 min walk

   Big Tree House Cafe is a family-run cafe on Monfarville Street, five minutes' walk from Monfarville Reserve. Breakfast is the strongest part of the menu, and lunch is served too. Diners single out the Korean dishes for flavour and generous portions. Coffee is called outstanding, and one diner names Campos as the roaster. It is open 6:30am to 3pm, and no Tuesday hours are listed.

3. #3Fernz Cafe for a bacon and egg roll with coffee

   $Outdoor seating🌳 Coachmans Park, 1 min walk

   Fernz Cafe is on Queen Street, a minute from Coachmans Park, with seating inside and out. Regulars praise the roll for its filling and freshness. One diner upsized the coffee to a large. Lunch sits alongside breakfast on the same menu, so the cafe suits a late breakfast too. Hours start at 7am on weekdays and 7:30am on Sundays.

4. #4Cassandra's on the Park for eggs Benedict

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Coachmans Park, 1 min walk

   Cassandra's on the Park covers breakfast through to lunch on Queen Street. Coachmans Park is close by, at a minute on foot. Regulars name the Eggs Benedict most often, and one diner orders it with bacon and a hash brown. A grilled fish fillet on green salad is another option. Visitors say the dishes look good on the plate, and the drinks are well regarded. There are vegetarian plates as well, and a menu for little ones.

5. #5St Marys Bakery for pork rolls and banh mi

   $🌳 Jack Jewry Reserve, 4 min walk

   St Marys Bakery is a small takeaway counter on Queen Street, four minutes' walk from Jack Jewry Reserve. The special pork roll is the one regulars keep coming back for, and one visitor goes back twice a day. The Chinese BBQ pork banh mi is packed with carrot strips, herbs and a crisp fried topping, and one diner rates it the top banh mi in Sydney. Savoury pies and pastries are sold as well. Its counter runs from 6am to 4pm on weekdays.

6. #6Gloria Jean's St Marys for a quick coffee and banana bread

   $Outdoor seating🌳 South Creek Park, 3 min walk

   Gloria Jean's St Marys is on Charles Hackett Drive, three minutes' walk from South Creek Park. The coffee gets very good marks, with one visitor using the word excellent. Visitors single out the toastinis and rolls, and the banana bread is well toasted. Service is quick and friendly, and newer cakes have recently been added to the menu.

7. #7Caffe Cherry Beans St Marys for cappuccinos and French toast

   $$🌳 Lang Park, 2 min walk

   Caffe Cherry Beans St Marys is in St Marys Village on Charles Hackett Drive, two minutes' walk from Lang Park. Its coffee comes from the Cherry Beans roasting brand, and regulars call the cappuccino their favourite. For food, the French toast and pancakes come recommended, as does the toasted cheese and tomato on sourdough. Freshly squeezed orange juice comes with breakfast, and a vegetarian plate is on the list. Hours run from 8am on weekdays and Saturdays.

Compare best cafes in St Marys

The table compares price, brunch, outdoor seating and weekend hours for each cafe, along with its nearest park and how far away it is.

How we picked best cafes in St Marys

Cafes are ordered by score, weighted by how many visitors have scored each one, so a few top marks count for less than a long record. Diner comments on food and coffee come next, checked against each cafe's menu. Places short on scores were not included.