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Cafe Feoh

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Cafe Feoh is a Vietnamese-leaning cafe on the Pacific Highway in Lindfield, serving breakfast and lunch from 6am on weekdays. Its covered outdoor tables are relaxed and best suited to a long lunch or a slow-drip Vietnamese coffee. Lindfield Village Green is a 4-minute walk away.

Vietnamese lunchSlow-drip coffeeOutdoor seatingEarly startsFamilies with kids

About Cafe Feoh

Food at Cafe Feoh

The menu mixes cafe breakfasts with Vietnamese dishes: banh mi, beef stew and tom yum soup. Reviewers describe the food as fresh, generously portioned and nicely presented, with salads, avocado and grilled chicken on the lighter side. The banh mi comes on fluffy, crisp bread, though one reviewer wanted more meat in the classic pork.

What to order: Banh mi · Tom yum soup · Vietnamese iced coffee

Coffee and drinks

Vietnamese coffee is dripped slowly at the table through a small metal filter over condensed milk, then poured over ice. Reviewers say it is strong, and that the glass holds less volume than a standard iced coffee. Regular espresso coffee is also served and praised as delicious.

Facilities at Cafe Feoh

🍳Breakfast
🥪Lunch
🐕Dogs outside
🌤️Outdoor seating
♿Step-free entry
🚻Toilets
🅿️Parking

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

  • 💬Fresh, flavourful food with generous portions
  • 💬Friendly staff and a welcoming feel
  • 💬Covered outdoor seating, with some street traffic noise

Near Cafe Feoh

Visitor tips for Cafe Feoh

  • ✓Seating is mostly outdoors, up a few steps from the footpath, and covered. Expect some highway noise.
  • ✓Drinks can arrive after the food on busy days, one reviewer found.
  • ✓Lindfield Village Green is a short walk for a stroll after lunch.

Getting to Cafe Feoh

280 Pacific Highway, Lindfield NSW 2070. The entrance is raised, up a few steps. Parking is available nearby.

FAQ

Is Cafe Feoh dog friendly?

Dogs are allowed in the outdoor seating area.

Does Cafe Feoh serve Vietnamese food?

Yes. Banh mi, beef stew, tom yum soup and Vietnamese iced coffee are on the menu alongside cafe breakfasts.

What time does Cafe Feoh close?

It closes at 3:30pm every day, so it suits breakfast and lunch rather than dinner.