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Outpost Espresso a small hole in the wall just off Pittwater Rd in Collaroy. It may be a small space but it does not lack in personality or humour. Th…
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Outpost Espresso
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Quite enjoyed this cute little corner cafe in collaroy. Located a 2 minute walk from the beach (yesssss), it had a really nice feel to it. Great and v…
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Outpost Espresso
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This is how everyone morning should start. ACAI BOWL - Acai blended blended with coconut water with toasted granola & fresh fruit . These guys do grea…
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Outpost Espresso
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Outpost Espresso is open for Caf. Outpost Espresso serves Cafe Food and Coffee and Tea dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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8 Reviews on “Outpost Espresso”
Quite enjoyed this cute little corner cafe in collaroy. Located a 2 minute walk from the beach (yesssss), it had a really nice feel to it. Great and very friendly service, and the food tasted delicious too. The actual atmosphere on the inside is unfortunately very small and crowded, but the people in the area are just so nice that it didn’t feel uncomfortable or annoying. We managed to score a spot outside the front, and it was just a good way to start the day. We tried the acai bowl, the tuna and quinoa salad and the ham and cheese panini. All tasted great! Would recommend checking them out if you are in the area – friendly service and delicious food always go down well! 🙂
This is how everyone morning should start. ACAI BOWL – Acai blended blended with coconut water with toasted granola & fresh fruit . These guys do great coffee here as well
It would be easy to drive right past Outpost Espresso, but if youre a coffee lover, that would be a mistake. The tiny caf is tucked down the side of a fish and chips shop in Collaroy. While it doesnt look like much from the outside, the interior is cosy and welcoming.Large pink blooms brighten up the communal table, which sits under a row of dangling hipster bulbs. A set of shelves shows off their name-brand products most notably, Campos coffee and loaves of Brasserie bread.A well-stocked glass counter lays out the days pastries, muffins and well-stuffed Brasserie bread sandwiches. Behind the counter theres a chalkboard menu offering up simple breakfast and lunch items, and outlining the flavour profiles of three single origin coffee varietals. With a visit to Melbourne making me cautious about…
A neat little place, we received excellent service and it’s dog friendly. We ordered 2 smoothies (banana and the other was blueberry) both were delicious! My partner had the salmon bowl with smoked salmon and beans, I had the tuna bowl with brown rice, both came with 2 boiled eggs and I asked for an extra side of avo. Food was good, it’s healthy stuff, really healthy stuff for health conscious people. We still thought it was yummy, but we just felt that there were any hot varieties, we went on a cold winter day and it just wasn’t settling, especially when sitting outside in the shade. I think if we went on a hot summer day it would have been perfect unfortunately we are able to rate and review based on our experience at that time. I personally liked the salmon bowl and Sam liked the tuna bowl better. However I can taste a lot of vinegar in the tuna bowl. Both bowels were generous.This is a nice little hang out joint for the locals of traveling hanging by the beach. I would recommend this as a summer treat or a winter coffee stop by unless hot meals are brought out *we were kindly invited theweekendfoodieeats.blogspot.com
This cafe is tucked away just off the main drag at Collaroy on Sydney’s northern beaches. A small space brimming with passionate staff offering exceptional Campos coffee and delicious food. It’s the perfect stop in for fueling up before or after a walk across the huge leash free dog park that leads alongside a large golf course sporting views of the ocean up to a superb headland lookout. The menu offers a selection of take away pre-made sandwiches, bacon, egg, tomato relish and spinach rolls, croissants, muffins or you can sit in and order acai bowls, edamameand salmon or tuna bowls. Rest assured you will always get a great coffee and bite to eat here.
Sunday 30th of July was forecast to be 26 degrees celsius, Sydney warmest recorded July day on record. We decided to use this as excuse to visit the Collaroy on the Northern Beaches of Sydney. We popped into Outpost Espresso, a short walk from the beach. Perfect for a coffee or a bite to eat, pre or post beach visit. This cosy cafe is popular with locals and visitors alike. Serving the ever popular Campos Coffee with Single origin varieties from Guatamala and Columbia. The staff are very friendly, on first name basis with many visitors and chatting to the customers as they wait for their take away coffees.The menu caters to people wanting to dine in or those in a rush after a quick bite on the run. There are a range of cookies, cakes and sandwiches. There are all day breakfast options including chia, pudding and granola. We ordered ricotta on toast. Served on sour dough from brasserie bread with cinnamon and honey on top, simple and tasty.The also do a range of healthy bowl options. We ordered the tuna bowl. The flavour was nice, the bowl made with a mix of quinoa, almonds, sunflower seeds carrot kale and tuna all mixed together with two eggs on top.Great little cafe for a good coffee, friendly service and a bite to eat. aroundtheclockfoodie.com
Grabbed a coffee and egg and bacon roll before our walk around the headland – it was yummy and the coffee was seriously fab! The rolls could have been warmer, but it was a good start to the day 🙂