Menu from Uliveto Cafe
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Breakfast
Uliveto Breakfast
Two free range eggs with bacon, chicken chipolatas, grilled tomato and toast.
Breakfast sandwich
with spinach, bacon, grilled tomato and fried egg
Smoked salmon with scrambled egg and salmon roe
on sourdough toast
Salads
Grilled chicken
tomato, cucumber, potato and avocado
Tuna
egg, cucumber, tomato, green beans, butter beans, onions and anchovies
Beetroot, pumpkin, rocket and fetta
with horse radish
Fillet steak
with home made chips and mixed salad
Chicken schnitzel
with home made chips and mixed salad
Bowl of Tasmanian mussels
cooked in garlic, onion and herbs, white wine cream sauce, with bread
Hot Drinks
Short Black
Flat White
Hot Chocolate
milk or dark Belgium chocolate
More about the restaurant: Uliveto Cafe
There’s an international air at Uliveto Cafe, in the heart of Sydney’s Potts Point, with an international team pulling together a menu that fuses some interesting global flavours. Where else in the vicinity of Kings Cross can you find roast vegetables with homemade kimchi accompanying rare sirloin steak? And they call themselves a cafe. This is restaurant-quality fare at a great Bayswater Road location that also happens to do an all-day breakfast and fantastic coffee.
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There is, in fact, a pronounced Korean-Australian dialogue happening on the menu at Uliveto Cafe. This is due in large part to chef Lee, whose kimchi fusion dishes dot the offering like so many spicy surprises. Fresh and all-natural venison from urban hunter-gatherers Bondi Hunter meet the Korean delicacy halfway, while a distinctively Aussie meld of Greek and Korean cuisines plus, yes, Vegemite awaits the more adventurous of Sydney diners who make their way to this innovative cafe and restaurant down Potts Point’s Bayswater Road, a hop, skip, and jump away from Kings Cross.
Regulars to Uliveto enjoy the affordable coffee and sandwich takeaway combo, while those with big appetites in the morning lap up one of the best all-day-breakfast offerings in Potts Point (there are even special Irish and Jamaican coffees on tap for those who need a little pick-me-up). Just far enough from the hustle and bustle of Sydney’s Kings Cross, but close enough to the action for casual walk ins seeking refuge, Uliveto is a hot proposition for those looking for relaxed bistro-style dining, or just quality coffee, in the heart of the city.