Bion Societe - Camperdown

Had a good breakfast ordering the 2 big breakies. Vegetarian and Bion big brekkie. Both were substantial. Knives however were very blunt therefore difficult to cut through toast. Needed to eat with hands which was ok but not ideal. Coffee for me was very average. Not and unpleasant experience though.Situated off Paramatta road and worth a go.

Don't listen to someone called 'fris b'. I come here all the time and the food service and coffee is exceptional. Some of the best breakfast I've had in Sydney. Love coming here on the weekends, such a treat. Eggs are poached to perfection.

I usually stick to bacon and eggs, but this place was fantastic. They're open on Sundays when everything else is closed, and the atmosphere is laid-back and casual. It's a pretty cool spot to grab a meal.

Well I'm not sure if this place has been sold and has new owners - it certainly feels that way.Here's what we didn't like:* The menu on their website is badly out of date. Several of the most interesting items we fancied are no longer on the menu, and other items have gone up in price.* it's a very standard (limited and lacklustre) menu now, and is overpriced for what you receive.* the brioche bun did not taste fresh. And at $15 for the 'breakfast burger' it was ridiculously overpriced for what was ostensibly a bacon and egg roll. * the fritters are meant to come with "soft-poached eggs". However - despite saying eggs on the menu - it actually came with ONE egg - which for $15 was lousy value. Also the fritters were soggy.* when I informed them that it says "eggs" and not "egg" on the menu, rather than explaining why - or reducing it on the bill - the guy apologised with no explanation or reduction. Was it a misprint? Were we just unlucky? Who knows!* we ordered an apple and orange juice with ginger. Instead of telling us they were out of ginger at the time of ordering, they brought it to the table - only informing us then that it had no ginger. And they had run out of mint too.* while I was pleased there was jazz playing, it was a radio station. I think playing the radio in a cafe is pretty lazy really. What we did like - the fit-out is very nice and the waitress was friendly.Certainly not the worst cafe food we've had, but also absolutely no reason that we would ever return.

We had a nice breakfast here, with their breakfast brioche burger really hitting the spot. Only criticism was although the coffee was great, it was really slow to be served. If you wanted takeaway, maybe phone ahead or be prepared for a long wait.