Old School Kafey
Old School Kafey is a dessert cafe on Pitt Street in Haymarket, known for its large bingsu and sweet toasts in a quirky, decorated room. It suits a shared dessert with friends or a sweet stop with children, and it often fills up. Belmore Park is a two-minute walk away.
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About Old School Kafey
Food at Old School Kafey
A dessert-led menu of bingsu, a shaved-ice dessert, along with French toast, waffles, brick toast and drinks. Toppings are generous, and flavours are unusual, with a themed flavour that one reviewer tried when a movie came out. Desserts are generally not too sweet, though sweet options such as Biscoff are very sweet. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options are not confirmed in what was read.
What to order: Bingsu in mango, strawberry or chocolate · Brick toast
Facilities at Old School Kafey
What visitors say about Old School Kafey?Summarised from recent Google reviews.
- 💬The cafe is often busy, and reviewers say it fills up later in the day
- 💬Reviewers say the portions are large, and two desserts can be plenty for two people
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Visitor tips for Old School Kafey
- ✓One reviewer found the drinks a bit too sweet, so consider a dessert with your coffee or tea instead.
- ✓One reviewer says there is a $10-per-person minimum spend, which they note is common among dessert cafes.
Getting to Old School Kafey
459 Pitt Street, Haymarket NSW 2000. Parking is available, and Belmore Park is a two-minute walk away.
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Is Old School Kafey good for children?
Yes, it is listed as good for children, and it has toilets.
What is bingsu?
Bingsu is a Korean shaved-ice dessert, and the cafe serves versions topped with mango, strawberry or chocolate with Oreo.
Is there a minimum spend at Old School Kafey?
One reviewer reports a $10-per-person minimum, which they say many dessert cafes also have.