Savta cafe
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Savta cafe is a relaxed breakfast and brunch spot in Bondi Junction, serving Middle Eastern-style dishes such as shakshuka, omelettes and an Israeli breakfast. Its outdoor tables sit under trees beside Eora Park, a one-minute walk away. It suits a slow Saturday brunch, with a dog or the kids.
About Savta cafe
Food at Savta cafe
The menu is Middle Eastern and Israeli-style: shakshuka with tomato sauce, feta and bread; an omelette with chopped salad, olives and pita; a chicken and lamb shawarma plate; and an Israeli breakfast. Vegetarian dishes are on the menu, and the bread served with the shakshuka is a reviewer favourite.
What to order: Shakshuka
Coffee and drinks
Lattes come dusted with cinnamon, the same as the breakfast plates, and one reviewer rates the iced matcha as excellent, with a clear matcha taste.
Facilities at Savta cafe
What visitors say about Savta cafe?Summarised from recent Google reviews.
- ๐ฌReviewers praise the shakshuka and the fresh bread served with it.
- ๐ฌStaff are friendly and welcoming, and reviewers say they feel at home.
- ๐ฌThe outdoor terrace under trees, with the breeze from the park, is a draw.
Near Savta cafe
Visitor tips for Savta cafe
- โThe cafe is closed on Sundays and closes at 3 pm on other days, so plan a weekday or Saturday visit.
- โShakshuka is the dish reviewers name most; the bread served with it is good for the sauce.
Getting to Savta cafe
Unit 4/12 Waverley St, Bondi Junction NSW 2022. Eora Park is a one-minute walk, and Fingleton Reserve is three minutes away. Parking is available.
FAQ
Does Savta Cafe and Restaurant allow dogs?
Yes, dogs can sit at the outdoor tables.
Is Savta good for kids?
Yes, it is family friendly, and the outdoor tables suit families.
Is shakshuka served at Savta?
Yes. Shakshuka with tomato sauce, feta and bread is one of the most praised dishes.
Is Savta step-free?
Yes, the cafe is step-free.