Eighty Ate
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Eighty Ate is a down-to-earth neighbourhood cafe on West Street, known for consistent coffee, cooked-well eggs and lots of footpath seating in the sun. It is best for a weekday breakfast or a weekend brunch with family, and it is busy on weekend mornings. Ted Mack Civic Park is a five-minute walk.
About Eighty Ate
Food at Eighty Ate
Breakfast and lunch run all day, with a kids' menu and kids' versions of some dishes. Reviewers name the avocado toast, patatas bravas, a ham, cheese and tomato croissant and well-cooked eggs. Plates seen here include poached eggs on avocado with crisp enoki and mushrooms, and a spiced, tomato-based baked eggs dish served with thick toast.
What to order: Avocado toast · Patatas bravas · Ham, cheese and tomato croissant
Coffee and drinks
Reviewers praise the coffee as consistent and well balanced, and say the takeaway cup comes at the right temperature and fast. One reviewer asked for an extra-hot hot chocolate and got it.
Facilities at Eighty Ate
What visitors say about Eighty Ate
- 💬Consistently excellent coffee, including for takeaway
- 💬Fast, friendly, attentive service
- 💬Tasty, well-made breakfast dishes
- 💬Plenty of outdoor seating in the sun
Near Eighty Ate
Visitor tips for Eighty Ate
- ✓Weekend mornings are busy, so expect a wait at peak times.
- ✓Outdoor tables are the pick on a sunny morning, and dogs are welcome outside.
- ✓Cahill Playground is a five-minute walk if the kids need to run around afterwards.
Getting to Eighty Ate
88 West St, on the Crows Nest and Cammeray side of North Sydney.
FAQ
Does Eighty Ate have a kids' menu?
Yes, there is a kids' menu, and staff can point out kids' versions of dishes.
Can I bring my dog to Eighty Ate?
Dogs are welcome at the outdoor tables.
Is Eighty Ate near a park?
Ted Mack Civic Park and Cahill Playground are each about a five-minute walk.