Arthur Street Cafe

Relaxing, yummy and fulfilling lunch. Came here as I had heard good things about it from a friend and was not disappointed! My fellow Unilocaler had the burger which I had a bite of. It was delicious and you could tell that care had gone into making it. I had the lamb wrap which was equally as delicious. We polished it off with some chocolate cake. Normally I would never order cakes at cafes as they are often insipid, dry, coming from the same factory. These were not! Homemade with the best chocolate icing I’ve ever had.
Their lunch menu for kids is also brilliant at $ 8.90 and you get a juice, milkshake or frozen yoghurt included.

Nice food and quick customer service. I’ve had the bacon and egg roll here and it was deliciously juicy and the egg was cooked perfectly. The French toast is also really good here. The coffee is adore estate coffee which is best with milk.

This place is definitely worth checking out! We arrived and I think it was some sort of pension day outing. It was loud and really busy but we were seen straight away by the café staff who were very friendly and attentive. Considering they were busy, we were seen to within ten minutes and our food was served fifteen minutes later which in my opinion is good.
Recently I found out I’m allergic to tomatoes (I know every awesome food has tomatoes on/​in it and it kills me to know I can’t savor that lovely fruit) but anyways they are really good with modifying the menu to cater for your needs. I got the Greek lamb wrap which was bloody excellent and a side of sweet potato wedges which were amazing. My husband got the way down Mexico breakfast which looked good and he said it tasted awesome. They have a lovely display of cakes and slices to tempt you. This is Baulkham Hills best kept secret!

I came here because Unilocal persuaded me and it was good. I hadn’t been down this street in years so the shops that used to be here have changed or had a facelift. We came here for lunch and had a steak sandwich and 5 spice squid salad. Both were just under $ 20 but were very nice. The coffee is also good and there are some temptations in the refrigerated display but I resisted. There were plenty of people in for coffee and lunch but we didn’t have to wait too long for the order to be taken and then the food to arrive. Service was friendly too.
You might have to park in a side street but not too far away from the front door.

The staff is always friendly. There are some toys and books for the kids. The coffee isn’t bad and the meals are OK. The place isn’t cheap, a big breakfast costs $ 19 and the menu isn’t very varied but, with only 2 alternatives within cooee, it’s bound to be a regular occurrence if you’re a local. It’s on par with Sol and a better than the Little Rock but you wouldn’t go out of your way just to come here.

Finding this place was Unilocal at its best!!!
Tired of places I knew, the ever trusty Unilocalers steered me here.
Set in a small strip of shops instead of a mall is instantly attractive. And the staff are friendly and attentive. Another plus!
I should confess that I’m working my way through the Breakfast Menu.
Fave, so far, is Canadian French Toast. Sure, it would probably be helpful to have an appointment with your cardiologist straight after, but really … If this was your last meal I’m confident you’d have a smile … a sticky maple syrupy smile on your dial.
Another top pick is Way Down South, a Mexican take on Eggs Benny. Sounds a bit weird but I loved the kick from the chorizo.
To finish my Top 3, I’ll have to put up the Ricotta Fritters. I chose to add smoked salmon. It already has avo, corn kernels, & a tomato relish. Yum.
The space has a good feel. I’m still figuring out my fave spot to sit. Keep you posted!

One of the best value for money cafes in the area and they even make coffee that another barista doesn’t mind drinking.
Came here once before with previous management and didn’t rate it at all but have been converted.
Breakfast was decent sized servings and freshly made and served with Sonoma bread. Other cafes in the area are still hung up on Turkish bread still.
Oh and the scones were fantastic. Home made and heaps of double cream no cream from a can at this place
keep up the great work Arthurs

One of the best café’s in the area for sure!
This place had a bad name under previous owners but I went back after hearing that there were new owners and it had improved. I’ve been a few times now for brekkie and its by far the best breakfast in the hills area and good value too. Servings are generous and the attention to detail is great (little sides of pesto that you don’t get elsewhere!)
Service at peak times can be a bit slow but I suppose that’s everywhere and they have very limited outdoor seating at the moment. It looks like they’re making some sort of courtyard out that back which would be great!