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Cafe Lelunar

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Cafe Lelunar is a bright, casual cafe inside Westfield Parramatta on Church Street, serving breakfast, brunch and lunch. It suits a relaxed breakfast or a lunch break during a shopping trip. The First Light Horse Regiment NSW Lancers park is a two-minute walk away.

Relaxed breakfastBrunch with friendsLunch while shopping

About Cafe Lelunar

Food at Cafe Lelunar

Breakfast, brunch and lunch are served. Reviewers name a Canadian breakfast to share, the Healthy Brekky, a mushroom omelette, a bacon and egg muffin and fried chicken with pancakes. A breakfast plate arrives with waffles, fresh orange and strawberries, a hash brown and bacon, with syrup in a small pot. A pesto penne with spinach and parsley also appears on the menu.

Coffee and drinks

Coffee is freshly roasted Campos beans. One reviewer found it standard in a 2026 visit, while a 2024 reviewer called it exceptional. One reviewer also liked the fresh juice and peach iced tea.

Facilities at Cafe Lelunar

🍳Breakfast
πŸ₯ͺLunch
🌀️Outdoor seating
β™ΏStep-free entry
πŸ…ΏοΈParking

What visitors say about Cafe Lelunar?Summarised from recent Google reviews.

  • πŸ’¬Reviewers say the staff are friendly and helpful.
  • πŸ’¬Reviewers say the breakfast is tasty and generous.

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Visitor tips for Cafe Lelunar

  • βœ“One reviewer suggests sharing the Canadian breakfast between two people, with a coffee each.
  • βœ“One reviewer found the peach iced tea and fresh juice very refreshing, so they are worth trying with a meal.

Getting to Cafe Lelunar

Cafe Lelunar is in Westfield Parramatta, Shop 4072, 159-175 Church St, Parramatta NSW 2150. Parking is available and the cafe is step-free. The nearest park, First Light Horse Regiment NSW Lancers, is about 195 metres, or two minutes' walk.

FAQ

Does Cafe Lelunar serve breakfast and lunch?

Yes. Breakfast, brunch and lunch are all served.

Does Cafe Lelunar have outdoor seating?

Yes, it has outdoor seating, and the cafe is step-free.

Is Cafe Lelunar a chain?

The website says the business has grown to cafes in major shopping centres around Sydney.