print
  • To Bills
Opened in 1993 by art student Bill Granger, this cafe is one of many that has earned international success. Part if Bill’s franchise including recipe books and television, the Darlinghurst café is popular with everyone who comes to visit,. The large communal table helps to create the casual and friendly atmosphere as diners choose from the menu great coffee and a range of simple meals that have become Bill’s specialties. There are creamy scrambled eggs and ricotta hotcakes for breakfast, or spicy beef with coriander relish, prawn and chilli linguine, pan-fried haloumi sandwich and to finish, a banana butter-scotch pudding for lunch. The cafe is open everyday and bookings can be made for evening functions.

Reviews of Bills

Review guidelines

All reviews and comments are screened by our team of moderators who work around the clock. We publish, reject, edit and remove reviews and comments at our discretion.

We accept reviews and comments which appear to be legitimate, honest and based on first-hand experiences with businesses.

We reject reviews and comments if they:

  • Don’t appear to be based on a genuine experience.
  • Contain swear words.
  • Contain offensive or derogatory material (including anything racist, sexist or homophobic).
  • Falsely or unjustly damage someone’s reputation.
  • Contain allegations of medical malpractice.
  • Contain allegations of illegal activity.
  • Contain allegations of food poisoning.
  • Are written by a business owner about a competitor.
  • Are based on rumour or second-hand info.
  • Include details of a current court case.

Our decision to reject a review or comment is final and no further correspondence will be entered into. Read our complete review guidelines here.

  • SydSteveO   4 reviews
    The prices might make you cry into your eggs. but Bills is a reliable choice for a nice breakfast. The corn fritters are delightful, as is the service and ambiance.
  • Eatstreets  Cafe Crowd   62 reviews
    I think this is the best of the three Bills restaurants around Sydney. Particularly in winter, it is probably my favourite spot for brekky. A Saturday morning rarely goes by where theres not a wait for a table. But even if youre standing outside in the cold, its worth it once you get in.

    The place has a really warm and local feel about it. This restaurant is much smaller than Bills other restaurants. The focus when you walk in is on the large communal table sitting right in the middle of the room, which is covered in magazines and the weekends papers. I always order the bircher muesli because it is my all-time favourite, but most people tend to opt for the scrambled eggs, which Bills eateries are quite famous for. If you can fit it in, I also suggest getting one of the homemade muffins, which are often displayed on the counter. It can get exxy if youre not careful what you order, but its worth it this is always a great caf experience.
  • joburg   16 reviews
    A Darlinghurst institution, breakfast ain't breakfast if it's not scrambled by Bill. With hotcakes to wet your whistle and a community at your table, Bill has got it served hot!
  • *bubbles*   3 reviews
    I love this restaurant, especially for Sunday morning breakfast. Be sure to make a booking though, tends to get very busy.
  • d5m60   5 reviews
    Don't be put off by the bad reviews! Bills is Sydney to a tee and well worth a visit. It is my all-time favourite breakfast destination. The eggs live up to the hype (and the staff are always more than happy to do a dairy-free version for me which is delicious too). The food is fresh, delicious and unpretentious. Try the ricotta hotcakes - they're to die for!
  • Andrew8  Cafe Crowd   61 reviews
    The most over-rated eggs in Sydney, but good service almost makes up for it.
  • lisahari  Cafe Crowd   444 reviews
    The corn fritter is definitely a must to try. Wouldnt say you would come here all the time, but something you should try once.
  • Cee Zee  Local Star   309 reviews
    Definitely over-rated. Food is pretty uninspiring and you could probably just stay home and make it yourself. If you live in the area there are better places to go to breakfast or brunch. Dont waste your time with Dinner.
  • Out About  Cafe Crowd   235 reviews
    Disappointing. If you want to que behind people from the burbs (a line out the door on weekends so beware) to eat expensive scrambled eggs on dull white toast (no, there is only white so dont ask) then go for it. Sydney can and does better.
  • Chris Critic   55 reviews
    In some ways I agree with the last reviewers comments it is a bit overrated. We went for a birthday brekkie and had to queue for a long while. We got a table and ordered the sweetcorn fritters and Hotcakes with honey comb butter. My fritters arrived but I'd finished mine by the time my wife's hotcakes arrived. They apologised and we got the hotcakes free of charge but it didn't really make for a great experience. Although the wife says the hotcakes are to die for...
  • Monday:
    7:30 AM-3:00 PM
  • Tuesday:
    7:30 AM-3:00 PM
  • Wednesday:
    7:30 AM-3:00 PM
  • Thursday:
    7:30 AM-3:00 PM
  • Friday:
    7:30 AM-3:00 PM
  • Saturday:
    7:30 AM-3:00 PM
  • Sunday:
    8:30 AM-3:00 PM

Cafes

Disabled Facilities

Wheel Chair Access

Editorial Reviews

  • Bills

    Ultimate Sydney

    Sunday, August 02, 2009

    (the Liverpool Street, Darlinghurst one.) Brilliant brews, creamy scrambled eggs and maybe a ricotta cake or two.

More Cafes near Darlinghurst, NSW

© Copyright News Digital Media     •    Privacy Policy      •    Staff Guidelines      •    Terms & Conditions      •    View mobile site