Amazing coffee they roast theirselves

Approximate cost: $3

great place to call in and get a coffee while on way to work while i was working here had a few coffees from this place and each time was a very enjoyable cuppa all with great friendly staff and at a very reasonable price thanks

Approximate cost: $6

Every time I pass this place I have to buy coffee they have amazing latte which I don't think other places have. Lots of sides in a very reasonable price. Staffs are really nice and welcoming nice place

Its taken a while, but ive finally found somewhere that makes a fantastic coffee- just the way you expect an amazing coffee taste! Just the aroma when you walk past is enough to suck you in

Amazing team - always methodical and kind in their approach to customers. I don't know how they manage to keep all of their staff so great - maybe they pay them really well - whatever it is - I have found few coffee places where the staff are so consistently great. They don't charge extra for bonsoy either! Coffee is the Best!

Approximate cost: $3.50

This is the ultimate for the coffee afficionado. It takes whipping up a brew to a whole new level...think the Heston Blumenthal of coffee. I had never thought about it being such an amazing process. I think the price reflects the process, though. I got a 250gram bag for $12.50.

hands down ... best coffee!
Expect a queue at busy times ... like Saturday mornings ... but trust me ... the wait is worth it!

Approximate cost: $4

The best coffee in inner west of Sydney. Friendly people, simple delicious accompaniments to delicious fresh coffee. Great atmosphere and really cheap compared with other. Highly recommended.

the best coffee!!!!! fell in love with their coffee & find it very hard to buy anything else for our coffee machine. we do the trip to m'ville just for their warm friendly service & their incredible coffee.

If only more cafes in the inner west sourced their beans from hazel and clare, the world would be a cheerier place. And in the meantime you can always take a stroll to Marrickville...