The Junction at Powerhouse Museum

After an extremely early start and five and a half hours of travelling, my father felt the need for breakfast and I was in desperate need COFFEE! It must have been fate that we stumbled 'The Junction'. The quirky little cafe with ping pong tables to play on or eat at and the industrial decor was the perfect place to fuel up before a day of exploring the Powerhouse Museum. My dad had a serve of raisin toast which he enjoyed and I had a long black which hit the spot.

This cafe is just outside the Powerhouse Museum. We stopped here to get our kids some food before going in to the museum and thought it was a nice enough place to go.The prices are a bit on the expensive side, especially for the small servings you get. However the food tasted nice which is a plus. There is seating inside and outside and there is a small playground for kids as well.

Se were served cold hotdogs cold burgs and cold chips. When we took our food back the cook had gone out for a cigarette and we had to wait till he got back The staff didn't care. They baker good were stale. If there is another café in the Museum try that. Nothing could be worse than the food we had at this café.

This cafe is part of the Powerhouse Museum precinct and is near the Good Line entrance and is a great place for a coffee after the museum. Plenty of seating with outdoor dining options.

Really looking forward to the Pulled Pork Burger, especially after a long morning in the Powerhouse Museum and escaping from all the rain Didn't realise it was served as a *cold* burger!Nothing to indicate that it is cold not a hot burger like the other burgers it's listed withWhen I asked the staff about it they didn't seem to understand that I was asking if this burger was supposed to be a cold burger. Then someone else claimed it was because the coleslaw was cold it made the pork cool.No the pork was COLD