Rustic Board Cafe
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Rustic Board Cafe is a small, homely breakfast and lunch cafe on Walker Street in North Sydney, popular with office workers and locals. It is best for a cooked breakfast, with a Korean-leaning lunch menu too, and Warringa Park is a five-minute walk away.
About Rustic Board Cafe
Food at Rustic Board Cafe
Breakfast, brunch and lunch are served. Reviewers single out the Prawn & Scramble Toast: scrambled egg on sourdough with prawns, red cabbage, mayonnaise and heaped parmesan. Scrambled eggs on sourdough with a side of mushrooms is a simpler choice. The lunch side leans Korean, with Nagasaki ramen and kimchi fried rice with a fried egg and beef pieces. Seasonal dishes change through the year, and the kitchen will adjust the spice level on request.
What to order: Prawn & Scramble Toast · Kimchi fried rice · Nagasaki ramen
Coffee and drinks
Baristas are praised for latte art, and one reviewer had theirs customised. Other drinks include T2 tea by the pot, peach iced tea and blue fizz ade.
Facilities at Rustic Board Cafe
What visitors say about Rustic Board Cafe?Summarised from recent Google reviews.
- 💬Friendly, accommodating staff come up in most recent reviews
- 💬Food is well presented and good quality
- 💬Fair prices for North Sydney CBD
- 💬Quiet early, then fills up and gets noisy at busy times
Near Rustic Board Cafe
Visitor tips for Rustic Board Cafe
- ✓Arrive early on weekdays: reviewers say the small room goes from quiet to full quickly.
- ✓The wooden seats are bare, so one winter visitor would have liked cushions.
- ✓Spice level on the Korean dishes can be requested.
Getting to Rustic Board Cafe
Shop 1/121 Walker St, North Sydney NSW 2060, in the town centre. Parking is available.
FAQ
Does Rustic Board Cafe have outdoor seating?
Yes, it has tables outside on the Walker Street side as well as seating inside.
What does Rustic Board Cafe serve?
Breakfast, brunch and lunch, including egg dishes on sourdough, prawn toast and Korean-style dishes such as ramen and kimchi fried rice.
Is there a park near Rustic Board Cafe?
Warringa Park is about a five-minute walk away.