Bar Pronto
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Bar Pronto is a small coffee and gourmet shop on Pitt Street in Sydney's CBD, running since 1993, with pastries, wraps and rice bowls to take away. It is a quick stop for coffee or a takeaway lunch, with only a few seats inside. Wynyard Park is a three-minute walk away.
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About Bar Pronto
Food at Bar Pronto
Breakfast and lunch are both served. Pastries and cookies are sold alongside it, and the hot food includes a sausage in a bread roll with fried onion and barbecue sauce. Wraps and lunch bowls, such as a Wagyu rice bowl, are the main lunch items, with veggie and meat fillings. French toast comes already cooked and ready to eat straight away, one reviewer says.
What to order: Coffee · French toast · Lunch bowls
Coffee and drinks
Reviewers praise the coffee, saying the flavour comes through even with milk, and one calls it among the best in the CBD. The cafe has been a coffee and gourmet shop since 1993.
Facilities at Bar Pronto
What visitors say about Bar Pronto?Summarised from recent Google reviews.
- 💬Friendly, quick service, which recent reviewers mention again and again.
- 💬Limited seating inside, so most customers take their order away.
- 💬Coffee and lunch bowls win repeat praise from regulars.
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Visitor tips for Bar Pronto
- ✓Seating is limited, so most reviewers take their order away. Come at a quiet time, or buy to take away.
- ✓Portions run on the small side: one reviewer found the wraps small and another wanted more rice in the bowl, so order a second item if you are hungry.
- ✓A reviewer says the staff remembered their name after one coffee, which suits a daily coffee habit.
Getting to Bar Pronto
72 Pitt Street, Sydney NSW 2000, in the CBD. Wynyard Park is a three-minute walk away, and the cafe is step-free.
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Does Bar Pronto have much seating?
No. Seating is limited to a few places inside, and reviewers say most people order to take away.
Is Bar Pronto step-free?
Yes, the cafe is step-free.
Is Bar Pronto near Wynyard Park?
Yes, Wynyard Park is about a three-minute walk from the cafe on Pitt Street.