SITE PARTNER:  

Sundays Cafe

Rocklea

Sundays Café,  housed in an old corner store in Rocklea, is a sibling for Pawpaw and Piggy Back cafes by the Venzin group.

Located opposite the Rocklea Train Station, Sundays is a welcome addition to this semi-industrial area in Brisbane's south. 

Sundays Café Rocklea

Commuters can pick up a well-brewed cup of Veneziano coffee and complimentary cupcake to takeaway or sit at little tables inside the café.

Sundays Café Rocklea

Breakfast fare ranges from Nutella French toast sandwiches served with seasonal fruit and vanilla ice cream and smashed avocado with dukkah, feta and turmeric hummus on toast to sautéed mushrooms and poached eggs with pesto, spinach, truffle oil and pecorino cheese on brioche bun.

Sundays Café Rocklea

Lunch options include beef burgers (slow cooked beef cheek in Thai massaman curry sauce with bacon, lettuce and aged cheese on brioche), naan quesadillas (pulled lamb shoulder in Indonesian rendang curry sauce with tasty cheese, spinach fried shallot and paprika yoghurt) and beer battered barramundi fillets with fries and garlic aioli.

Sundays Café Rocklea

Otherwise, there’s a selection of sweet treats and smoothie bowls like acai, mango turmeric, tropical green and pink passion.

Sundays Café Rocklea

Sundays is a child-friendly cafe with a small kids menu consisting of scrambled eggs, dippy egg with soldier toast and smashed avocado, and French toast with ice-cream.

Besides espresso there’s superfood lattes (turmeric, beetroot and matcha), teas and milkshakes.

By Deb Lidster

The menu may have changed since our visit.

Sundays Cafe

59 Brooke St

Rocklea

Opening hours

3275 3517

 

Map

59 Brooke St Rocklea

Top Things To Do In Brisbane This Week

The sunflower festival is back in the beautiful Scenic Rim
Camerata joins forces with ARIA Award-Winning pianist, Paul Grabowsky AO
TAXIRIDE ft TTSAR live are coming to the Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct
Tell Camerata your eternal memory and they’ll match music that speaks to your stories
Camerata unites with one of Australia’s newest Brisbane-based choirs
The blockbuster ballet event of the year
CONTENT RESUMES ON SCROLL
ADVERTISEMENT