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Pina

Where a rollicking menu of sandwiches, salads and soft-bun burgers pull a constant crowd.

Curry omelette and roasted tomatoes .
1 / 3Curry omelette and roasted tomatoes .Jennifer Soo
Outside the Potts Point cafe.
2 / 3Outside the Potts Point cafe.Dominic Lorrimer
The signature pancake at Pina, Potts Point.
3 / 3The signature pancake at Pina, Potts Point.Supplied

Pina

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Is there a Sydney laneway cafe as popular as Pina? The rollicking menu of sandwiches, salads, soft-bun burgers and eggy brunches pull a constant crowd, with the classic omelette and gigantic sourdough pancake claiming the high ground. Owners Andrew Hardjasudarma and Yuvi Thu are just as dedicated to drinks, from the bang-on Mecca coffee and ceremonial grade matcha to an Arnold Palmer sparkling iced tea that sings with summer vibes.

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