NearMeBrewtown
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Brewtown is a roomy, busy brunch cafe in a side street off King Street, Newtown, roasting its own beans and baking cronuts and pastries. It works for eggs and coffee with friends or a takeaway pastry, and M.J Hayes Playground is one minute's walk away.
About Brewtown
Food at Brewtown
The menu covers eggs benedict with haloumi, corn fritters, French toast, croissants and bacon and egg rolls. Reviewers say the eggs are cooked well and portions are generous, and one praised a tender steak and cheese. Cronuts and other pastries fill the cabinet. Vegetarian dishes and a kids' menu are available.
What to order: Eggs benedict · Cronut · Bacon and egg roll
Coffee and drinks
Brewtown roasts its own beans, and reviewers rate the coffee highly, with one going back for a second cup. Fresh orange juice, hot chocolate and mocha also get praise.
Cronuts at Brewtown
One reviewer notes Brewtown was among the first places in Australia to serve cronuts, the croissant and doughnut hybrid. They come glazed or chocolate-topped, and the cabinet also holds filled doughnuts and almond croissants.
Facilities at Brewtown
What visitors say about Brewtown?Summarised from recent Google reviews.
- 💬Well-cooked eggs, generous portions and strong coffee
- 💬Friendly staff who work well together
- 💬Busy with walk-ins, and easy to miss down the side street
Near Brewtown
Visitor tips for Brewtown
- ✓It is tucked down O'Connell Street, so look for it off King Street.
- ✓It gets busy with walk-ins and takeaways; one reviewer suggests booking if you want a table.
- ✓One reviewer found street parking difficult and suggests public transport or a rideshare.
Getting to Brewtown
6-8 O'Connell St, Newtown NSW 2042, in a side street off King Street. One reviewer found street parking nearby difficult.
FAQ
Does Brewtown roast its own coffee?
Yes, reviewers say Brewtown roasts its own beans.
Is Brewtown good for kids?
It has a kids' menu, and M.J Hayes Playground is a one-minute walk away.
Where is Brewtown in Newtown?
It is at 6-8 O'Connell St, a side street off King Street.