Twenty One Espresso, Double Bay Sydney
Sydney May 25th, 2008I remember coming to twenty one espresso about 15 years ago and I swear the decor, the menu - everything! has not changed one bit.
It’s a simple cafe in Double Bay and they’re famous with the local Jewish community for their matzo ball soup. We both weren’t too hungry after having a late lunch so we both ordered a soup. The prices for the soups were reasonable at $10.90 each and we were given complimentary rye bread with butter as a starter and to dunk into our soup.
The main meals ranged from around $20 and crept up to $30 or more. They serve a lot of traditional European food here such as Stroganoff, cabbage rolls and schnitzel so this cafe is popular with Eastern Europeans.
The service was prompt and friendly and the meals came out within about 10 minutes of ordering. The only downside is that they cram so many tables in there that you’re only inches away from the table next to you.
Twenty One Espresso
21 Knox Street
Double Bay, NSW
02 9327 2616
The Cafe 21 Menu - I swear this hasn’t changed since I was last here about 15 years ago!
Matzo dumpling soup $10.90
We both ordered a soup for $10.90 each but most of the other meals were affordable. Some of the mains creeped up to $30 or more.
The chicken noodle soup was also $10.90
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June 24th, 2008 at 6:13 am
Wow, 10.90 sounds a little steep for soup, but it sure does look delicious. Great job on the pics!
July 13th, 2008 at 7:00 pm
Hi
Im actually trying to locate Anthony Kamaramis (whos parents own Restaurant 21) because we are hosting the Rose Bay Public School Reunion a little later this year 2008 and would like his personal email address please.
Regards
July 13th, 2008 at 9:43 pm
Hi Lisa,
Sorry I only visited and blogged on this restaurant - you’ll have to contact them directly if you’re trying to track someone down.