Actually me upon hearing about this location: An actually aesthetic brunch cafe in Bankstown? WHERE?! 

Bankstown has a good number of local gems but a new brunch cafe in the area always perks my interest! This was a while ago but when I spotted @thefatcouple head down to Bankstown for an aesthetic and delicious looking brunch and just generally being surprised that I didn't hear or see it sooner myself, I knewwww this is where I was dragging the b-f on the weekend.


Just around the corner from House of Thai and Chocolates Del Mondo on what is actually a busy road yet with low foot traffic, we find a small line just after noon waiting for a table at Glacage. What a hidden place for a cafe, I love it!


I really wanted a seat in the main and front area where there's more flowers, green plant walls, warmth, and bright indirect lighting (perfect for photos) but instead we could only get a table down at the back for the amount of time we were willing to wait*

* - the amount of time PATRICK was willing to wait 🙊



The back of the cafe is more 'garden shed'-like with its tin roofing, wooden buckets and slightly clattered look. It has it's own charm such as the quirky lights and mix of green and dried plants. But it's definitely so much darker and less prettier and aesthetic than the front of the cafe.

My minor disappointment was also with the heat lamps which cast a very red/pink lighting over my photos. But this doesn't really affect the food in the cafe or your experience, so it's just my qualm when I took photos - don't anyone worry!




The service was not that great and I found them a little bit abrupt. We were given menus and asked to make our orders at the front counter. It was after noon so things appeared to be winding down but then at the counter they made me feel really rushed as if I was trying to put in an order when the kitchen was already closed. Not a vibe I want to feel on the weekend at all.