One Earth Cafe

Reviews

• Anna K.

  star star star star star 29 September 2026

  Omg what a lovely little café this is! Enjoyed every part of it. It seems to also be part clothing store with lots of other knick-knacks around the place.
  
  To be honest, didn't really have high expectations for the food but just thought it'd be a nice place for a relaxing brunch. However, the food was highly enjoyable! It feels like wholesome, delicious food that's good for the soul, made with loving care from the owner's heart. I mean it is pretty standard stuff but definitely done in a more healthy, homely way.
  
  There's a DIY eggs with added extras, and we added a potato cake, mushrooms, and spinach. The eggs were perfectly scrambled, like couldn't get any better, and the sides were all great healthy choices. The best thing about it all was how bland it was! And I mean this in the best way possible, because it just feels CLEAN and light. There's salt on the table if blandness isn't for you, so you can easily change it up. Lately I've started to really appreciate the natural taste of each ingredient so enjoy food which isn't overly saucey or seasoned from time to time.
  
  The baked potato was also a winning dish. It comes with beans, cheese and avocado (and I guess naturally with salsa and sour cream as well). When I asked if I could replace the cheese with mushrooms, the lovely man who could also possibly be the owner, was hesitant and worried that it wouldn't taste nice. Instead he said he'll add more avocado and some tomato, and of course I was happy to leave it up to him as it seemed he genuinely cared about bringing out a tasty dish. He also double checked for no sour cream, which was a great touch as I hadn't mentioned it (it wasn't listed on the menu I don't think so I forgot). Really understanding what the customer is after and customising to their wants and needs! The potato came out with a salad on the side, and my oh my it was so good! Again, on the bland side but all the ingredients were so fresh and I loved the beans, and just everything about it.
  
  We also got a cranberry, watermelon and mint fruit whip and it was just as delicious and refreshing and went down so well with the food!
  
  Loved the food, loved the warm service, and loved the cosy space!

• Helen M.

  star star star star star 23 September 2026

  Yum! A beautiful selection of gluten free, mostly organic savoury and sweet things. I had the roast veggie frittata, brimming with flavour, and a good, strong, organic coffee. This place is the real deal, they really care about those little details that make good food great.

• Christina C.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 20 September 2026

  Cute idea to have the vintage clothing pieces part of the cafe, although it leave a strange "old clothes" vintage smell that I would rather not eat around. I can't tell but seems like I got ripped off. I canr imagine a ting muffin tin sized frittata is $7.50 but I was in a rush and starving so really didn't feel like disputing. I asked for it to go but it was freezing cold through the center. I ate there once before and it was okay. Over priced in my opinion. Good location and nice looking menu but underwhelming.

• Nicki F.

  star star star star star_border 18 September 2026

  I've been wanting to come to this little Cafe for some time. It's name pulled me - I'm of the eco warrior/we are one type model human being and appreciate like-minded/hearted people. This Cafe didn't disappoint. It has the hippy vibe but in a suburban context. Meaning the clientele is middle class and it's located on a busy road in Willoughby yet the atmosphere is chilled, the food is organic and hand made and the owners seem refreshingly real.  
  
  The hand knitted scarves from Peru, acoustic and Celtic music playing the background, the vintage clothes and shoes corner down the back, the Indian rugs, the wooden floor boards, the globe hanging from the centre of the room, the random treasures I imagine collected on travels make this a Cafe a traveler would feel at home in.  Some would recognize the hippy flavour but to me it tastes like home. The chicken, avocado, sun dried tomato and mayo on gluten free bread was as full and gourmet as I'd make at home - rough and beefy. Comforting.
  
  Coffee is fairtrade and organic. Loads of gluten free options available.
  
  Soooo good.

• Julia W.

  star star star star star_border 16 September 2026

  A little gem in Willoughby dedicated to all things green. Well, maybe not all things, but definitely food. Everything from the coffee to the eggs is organic and be it the food or the way it is prepared, I will say it does taste better. Open for breakfast and lunch, this café does both things well. For breakfast my pick is the BLAT and for lunch any of their toasted sandwiches are delicious. The service here is OK...I wish I could say it is better but I just find it a little inconsistent. The owners, who run the day to day, don't seem overly enthused to be there, but hey, I am!