Toastmaker
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Toastmaker is a casual cafe on Smith Street in Parramatta, known for toasts and Korean-inspired breakfast dishes. It is a warm, laid-back spot for breakfast, brunch or a quick lunch, with toasts, sandwiches and matcha drinks. First Light Horse Regiment NSW Lancers park is a four-minute walk away.
About Toastmaker
Food at Toastmaker
The menu runs to toasts, including beef, smoked chicken, mushroom cheese and avocado versions, plus a handmade sausage muffin. Reviewers also mention Korean-inspired breakfast options. Mains include a creamy chicken pasta, a chicken platter and a chicken cheese sandwich. One reviewer says the chicken platter is big enough to count as a breakfast.
What to order: Matcha drinks · Toasts
Coffee and drinks
Reviewers praise the coffee, with one describing specialty quality that is smooth and well balanced. Drinks mentioned include a salted caramel coffee, a matcha latte, a matcha mango drink and a hot chocolate.
Facilities at Toastmaker
What visitors say about Toastmaker
- 💬Friendly, attentive staff, mentioned across several recent reviews
- 💬Toasts and Korean-inspired breakfast dishes, praised for flavour and generous fillings
- 💬Warm, laid-back cafe that works for a meal or a session on a laptop
Near Toastmaker
Visitor tips for Toastmaker
- ✓It closes at 3pm, so plan breakfast or lunch before then.
- ✓One reviewer found the $20 meal, with a toast, sweet potato wedges, a coffee and nachos, very filling.
Getting to Toastmaker
18 Smith Street, Parramatta NSW 2150. Parking is available. First Light Horse Regiment NSW Lancers park is about 294 metres away, a four-minute walk.
FAQ
Was Toastmaker called something else before?
Yes. It was formerly Deco Cafe & Eatery, and it now trades as Toastmaker.
Can I bring my dog to Toastmaker?
Yes, dogs are allowed in the outdoor area.
Is Toastmaker open on weekends?
Yes, it is open from 9am to 3pm on Saturday and Sunday.