FBR café
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FBR café is a specialty coffee bar behind a mysterious door on Pitt Street in Sydney's CBD, known for its siphon, batch brew and espresso and an intentionally unusual green interior. Reviewers describe it as a place to linger over a coffee rather than a quick stop. Hyde Park South is about five minutes' walk away.
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About FBR café
Food at FBR café
Reviewers focus on the coffee and the room and don't name any dishes, so the food on offer isn't clear from what is known. The cafe's own menu is the best place to check what is served before you go, especially if food matters to you or you are planning a meal rather than a coffee.
Coffee and drinks
Reviewers praise the coffee as excellent. The drinks named most are siphon, batch brew and espresso, and one reviewer said each had its own distinct character. Several reviewers say the staff take time to explain the processes and flavours behind each cup.
The room at FBR café
The walls and counter are green, with glass-block panels, strip lighting and a bar lined with green tiles. Reviewers describe the interior as intentional and unusual, and several say the atmosphere is unlike other cafes. It suits a visit where the setting is part of the appeal.
Facilities at FBR café
What visitors say about FBR café?Summarised from recent Google reviews.
- 💬Several reviewers say the coffee is excellent and the baristas care about it.
- 💬Reviewers say the interior and atmosphere are unusual and memorable.
- 💬Reviewers say the staff take time to talk customers through the coffee.
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Visitor tips for FBR café
- ✓Trading is shorter on Saturdays, so plan a weekend visit for earlier in the day.
- ✓Reviewers say the staff are happy to explain the brew methods, so ask about the coffee on offer.
Getting to FBR café
Shop 9, 370 Pitt Street, Sydney NSW 2000, beside World Square in the CBD. Parking and public transport details aren't confirmed here, so check a map before you go.
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Does FBR café serve food?
Reviews don't name any food, so check the cafe's own menu before you go.
What coffee brewing methods does FBR café use?
Reviewers mention siphon, batch brew and espresso, and say each one tastes distinct.
Is FBR café a good place to sit and work?
Reviewers describe it as a place to stay a while, though none mention wifi or power points.