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THEECA

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THEECA is a cafe at 1 Burton Street in Darlinghurst, set in a sandstone corner building with a relaxed streetside feel. It serves breakfast, brunch and lunch, is known for its big pancakes, and runs as a vinyl bar with dinner in the evenings. It is busy on weekends, when waits for a table are common. Albert Sloss Reserve is a two-minute walk away.

Weekend brunch with a groupPancakes and coffeeFamilies with childrenDinner and a vinyl bar in the evening

About THEECA

Food at THEECA

THEECA serves breakfast, brunch and lunch, with vegetarian dishes and a kids menu. Reviewers talk most about the pancakes, and one describes them as thick and fluffy. Other dishes include scrambled eggs and mushrooms on sourdough, and avocado toast with chicken and a poached egg. The menu also has pasta.

What to order: The big pancake · Coffee, hot or iced

Coffee and drinks

Reviewers praise the coffee, both hot and iced. One reviewer had a coffee with the big pancake and a pasta, and rated the whole order highly.

Vinyl bar and dinner at THEECA

THEECA runs as a cafe by day and a vinyl bar at night. Dinner is served on Thursday and Sunday evenings from 5pm to 10pm, and on Friday and Saturday evenings until 11pm. A happy hour runs from 3:30pm to 5pm on Thursday to Saturday. Long table dinners and a bottomless Sunday brunch are held on set dates.

Facilities at THEECA

🍳Breakfast
🥪Lunch
🧒Kids' menu
🌤️Outdoor seating
♿Step-free entry
🚻Toilets
🅿️Parking

What visitors say about THEECA?Summarised from recent Google reviews.

  • 💬Busy weekends, with waits for a table at peak times
  • 💬Ordering is at the counter, with no table service

Near THEECA

Visitor tips for THEECA

  • ✓The kitchen closes at 2:30pm on weekdays, so come before then for food.
  • ✓One reviewer reports a 10% weekend surcharge, so check before you order.
  • ✓Groups should check the booking policy on the website before booking a table.

Getting to THEECA

THEECA is at 1 Burton Street, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, across the road from the Oxford Village shops. The entrance is step-free, and parking is available.

FAQ

Was THEECA called something else before?

Yes. The cafe at 1 Burton Street was listed as Amuze before it took the THEECA name.

Is THEECA good for children?

Yes. It has a kids menu, outdoor tables and a step-free entrance.

Does THEECA have parking?

Yes, parking is available at the cafe.