Pier 8 Cafe - MILLERS POINT

What a find A little hard to find but wow ! Food, coffee & service was brilliant The sun was shining through the glass & was lovely. The old world collection & plants looked great, the whole place had a great feel

Went on a food adventure with 2 other friends and was meaning to try this place. This was the 3rd place I endeavoured to try in a series of 6 that day. Was a little difficult to find, since you actually had to go walk on Pier 8, but when found, was greeted with a seriously quiet and graciously spacious floor to dine in.  Was very lucky, because we entered at 1:45pm on a Thursday, and they close their kitchen at 2pm. My friend and I shared a John Dory ($22), and my other friend ordered the spaghetti meatballs ($18), because many of the food options were already sold out.  The fish was very well cooked, and presented nicely. The service was excellent, with the waitress giving us a lot of attention and happily taking a photo for us. The views of the waters were spot on, although hard to see the bridge.  Nevertheless, would definitely recommend to my mum, and anybody else to try! :)

I'm a local and used to love this place. Great location, gets the morning sun, and great food. But lately they have serious problems with the kitchen. Last time I ate here I waited over 30-mins for my breakfast to come out. Today I waited almost an hour and heaps of other tables were saying they had waited over an hour. Waiting an hour for an omelette while listening to a small child insistently ring a bell is TORTURE!!!!

Ate here for breakfast a few days ago. Great location on the wharf and I loved the fit out. The staff were friendly and took our order quickly. Our drinks came out surprisingly fast which was nice. The breakfasts were pretty bland and average and at $22 each I was hoping for a lot more. They also brought out the completely wrong dish twice so we were waiting quite a long time. Probably better for coffee and drinks rather than food

Location location... Poor service :( You need to see it to believe the space and ambiance, it is quite cool how much space there is available, especially if you have the young ones in tow. The views are spectacular so we were really expecting a marvellous experience. The food is not too bad, nothing over the top or particularly spectacular, your usual shakshuka- bruschetta-scrambled eggs chorizo combo.. The coffee is great. As it was mentioned before-the service is ,sadly, horrible. Waiting to get served, waiting to make an eye contact with rushing around waitresses just to order, waiting for forgotten cutlery and then just going inside and getting it ourselves, attitudes were poor along with eye rolling and stone faced unfriendly stares... Seriously..I'd say it's easier Not to have table service there, dear manager, it's quite useless. Order at the counter and take a seat I say. Would have been much more pleasurable experience, sorry.