Cafe Cezanne

Best place for breakfast. Service is unmatched, soon as you sit down your food is ready. It is our go to place for breakfast in Ponsonby. Well priced, great food quality, relaxed atmosphere and great to have a chat. It is a bit old and not modern, but we love it. Recommend sitting outside, could use a bit of a clean inside.Food: 5/5

I got recommended from the facebook group. Each week they have special dish. I love bún riêu & cơm gà Hội An. I came here with my sister and friends and they all love it. Price is affordable approx $25 for main dish with 1 beverage. Highly recommend. Check my collection photos of their beautiful dishes.

Felt like something light, tasty and nutritious - was not disappointed with the chicken Pho. Just what my stomach needed. Loved the simple flavours and tasty broth.

Taste: 4/5 Presentation: 3/5 Timeliness: 4/5 Price: 4/5 Nothing significant to complain or highlight about, decent experience with limited parking at the front.

Outstanding meal here. I had the Kiwi Big Breakfast and two of my colleagues had the Eggs Benedict Bacon and Corn Fritters with Bacon. The staff is very friendly and does an amazing job of describing anything on the menu and the ambiance is very cool. Can’t wait to come back!

Its one of the best place where you can try Vietnamese Beef Noodle Soup. I wish they were open all the way till 8pm.

This cafe has left the best impressions! Hospitable hosts, delicious dishes and coffee, beautiful presentation. I recommend to everyone! I would like to come back here again and again.

Woahhh, I tried this place today and it’s so good. The Vietnamese cuisine is top-notch and very authentic. I had a friendly Vietnamese girl serve me + she made amazing coffee and latte art :

Menu has changed kiwi breakfast wasn't hot when it came to the tableFood: 3/5

I called in on a Sunday morning not having been here in over a year. Place has been brightened up. Tne service was excellent, and ordered the. ,'kiwi breakfast' which was a let down. Fried eggs with crispy base, and the sausages were some highly processed objects of an indeterminate origin. It will probably be another year ...