Curly’s On The Corner

I’ve now had several meals here and continue my enthusiasm for the place. The menu is breakfast oriented, with distinctively fresh ingredients. Generous servings. The outside seating has plenty of tables, even a play area for kids.

I found this place from search on Unilocal.I must say I am glad I found it. Its a cool little breakfast place thats a real locals haunt. The food was done well, service is as expected for Australia. food came out relatively fast. its worth money thats for sure. Park can be hard to come by, but in the summer I will for sure ride my bike from Manly. I had the scrambled eggs with spinach and parm with bacon. The bacon was kinda gross.
I only gave it 3 stars because the lack of table services.

The Curly roll is epic and deals with even the most brutal hangover. Go get it.

Curly’s on the Corner is super awesome! It fills a real niche in Curl Curl — unlike most neighbouring suburbs, Curl Curl doesn’t have a stack of beachside cafes and restaurants, probably due to the topography of where the beach lies.
Anyhow, Curly’s is rad. It’s a small, local-​feeling place where all the staff live nearby and know every second person who walks in the door. It’s very beach-​y chic, with wooden floorboards and peeling walls — not for everyone, but I’m definitely a lover.
The best thing about Curly’s on the Corner is the big garden out the back you can enjoy your meal or coffee in; inside is a little too dark for me.
The food is also yummy — I’m a fan of the Eggs Benedict, and the coffee is pretty excellent. Given its niche market it’s slightly exxy, but worth it!

I set myself a mission. Find an awesome big breaky at a café that also serves great coffee. Being that this is a random quest I got in my car and just started driving, seeing where fate would guide me. Ended up driving down the Pittwater Rd from Mona Vale passing suburb after suburb with no café jumping out at me.
So I pulled off to a beach for a quick stroll in the sand, whipped out Google maps, and up popped Curly’s. When I pulled up and saw they served Belaroma coffee, I knew I had found the right place.
While the big breaky was a bit pricier than I had expected ($ 18), it was what my stomach desired. So I grabbed it and a dbl mac and sat down in the quiet, relaxing courtyard next to the café. With blue sky, a nice cool breeze and the warm greeting as my coffee appeared at my table, I became even happier with my choice.
The coffee was awesome! So velvety smooth and delicious. Massive thumbs up. Was not burnt. Did not have too much milk. Better still, this awesome coffee was followed up with an equally awesome breaky.
Stacked high on toasted Turkish bread were the usual suspects (check pic
), which I ended up making a breaky burger. So delicious! Standout was the sausage. Really great quality.
If in the area, check this place out for sure.
Café Summary
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Passion for Coffee — ⁸⁄₁₀
Coffee beans — Belaroma
Crema (1=burnt, 10=velvet) — ⁸⁄₁₀
Special coffees avail? — N/​A
Special Features
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Toilets