Atlas Coffeehouse

Went on a weekday so we did not have to wait for a table at all. I got the chicken with biscuits while my friend got the breakfast burger. I was quite satisfied with my dish, but my friend said his breakfast burger was only okay, though he gave it plus points for being filling despite being a brunch item. I'd say the stars of the show were the iced chocolate and truffle fries, as they were exceptionally tasty. Overall, a solid cafe experience, would visit again sometime.

Came here to try their pancakes, and they did not disappoint. The fluffy pancakes were deliciously paired with passion fruit topping and fresh berries, creating a perfect balance of sweetness and tanginess. I also appreciated that they serve complimentary water, which is always a nice touch. The café itself is bright and cosy, though it can be quite difficult to find if you’re visiting for the first time, and parking is rather limited. The only downside was the dining time limit of one hour. Shortly after we finished our meal, the server seemed rather eager to clear our plates, which felt a little awkward, especially since the café was not full at the time. That aside, the food was enjoyable, the atmosphere pleasant, and it was still a trip worth making. I would gladly return for the pancakes again.

food was decent!! came on a public holiday for brunch & the queue for a table of 2 took about 15-20min. it’s definitely harder to find a table if u’re coming with a big group. atmosphere was cosy & service staff were friendly. food arrived relatively quick as well, despite the full house 😊 the carbonara was flavourful & very creamy. i think the burnt brussels sprouts were ok, but definitely could use a sweeter element to balance out the charred taste. really enjoyed the grilled cheese & the apple puree really goes well together with the sandwich! but perhaps a bit more effort could’ve been put into the veggies at the side 😅 the french toast was really good, but i think the smoked butter was a bit too strong. it ended up making my toast taste a bit like meat, so i ended up not using the butter at all.

Really disappointed with my experience at Atlas Coffeehouse today. We came for lunch, ordered food and coffee, and were also doing some work on our laptops. We initially sat outdoors, but because of the heat we moved inside for the air conditioning. After we had already sat down and placed our orders, a lady staff member repeatedly and quite rudely insisted that we move to a smaller 2-seater table. We explained politely that we needed the larger table because we were working while dining, but instead of handling the situation professionally, we were told that if we wanted to work, we could “go work outside.” That response honestly felt incredibly dismissive and unwelcoming. What made it worse was that there was no visible signage or prior communication about such a policy. When we asked where this rule was stated, we were simply told it was “management policy,” while the staff continued persistently asking us to move despite us already being paying customers who had ordered both meals and drinks. I completely understand cafes needing to manage seating during busy periods, but there’s a respectful and professional way to communicate with customers. The rude tone and attitude we experienced today were unnecessarily and made us feel unwelcome the entire time. For a cafe that promotes itself as a place people can relax and spend time in, this experience was honestly disappointing and left a very poor impression.

A café that clearly positions itself in the upper tier of the brunch scene, with well-presented dishes and prices to match. The overall space feels curated for a premium experience. That’s why the restroom situation stands out even more. For a place at this price point, you wouldn’t expect to walk through a corridor that smells like exhaust fumes just to get to the toilet. The toilet is dirty and without toilet paper. It feels like a mismatch between what you’re paying and what you’re getting. A bit more attention to this detail would go a long way in bringing the overall experience in line with its positioning.

Paid premium price for a scramble egg with sourdough (basically breads with eggs) $22.18 (inclusive taxes) but limit 1 hour dining is not worth it. Still need to eat outside hot sun initially till we keep asking for indoor space once available.

Not worth. Total $71 for two person French toast is soggy. The Monday sandwich was a joke, $24++ for it with two finger size sausages. This cafe definitely overrated by yappies on social media. Only the cappuccino and Tater tots were decent. Water pitcher choice is unhygienic. For this price and food experience, I will stick to chain cafes like PS, TCC cedele etc

Came back hoping for a better experience, but unfortunately faced the same issue again. We placed an order for French toast and hotcakes via the QR code at 10.29am. At 10.49am, only the French toast was served. When we checked with the staff, they confirmed with the kitchen that the hotcakes would be out “soon”, yet it only arrived at 10.56am. This was not an isolated case — I experienced a similar delay on my previous visit as well. While it’s understandable that there may be longer wait times on a busy weekend morning, it’s frustrating and confusing to see diners who arrived after us being served before we were. The food is decent, but the service workflow and communication clearly need improvement. I hope the team can look into this, as it really affects the overall dining experience.