Hole In The Wall.

In New York, Australian cafes are a dime a dozen, but Hole in the Wall feels special. More of a casual sit-down joint. During weekdays it swells with coworkers catching up between meetings over proper coffee. Come the weekend you’ll find it challenging to score a table for brunch.

An Australian restaurant first and foremost, Hole in the Wall is a great option for classic Australian brunch dishes, like avocado toast and eggs Benedict. It’s also a great Financial District brunch joint for innovative cocktails, I’m a big fan of the Brazilian Sunrise (rum, shochu, passionfruit, grapefruit juice, prosecco).

In NYC, Australian cafes are a dime a dozen, but Hole in the Wall feels surprisingly different. More of a casual sit-down joint, this Financial District cafe is a popular destination every day of the week.

During weekdays it swells with coworkers catching up between meetings over proper coffee. Come the weekend and you’ll find it challenging to score a table for brunch.

An Australian restaurant first and foremost, Hole in the Wall is a great option for Australian fare, like avocado toast and eggs Benedict. Not hungry? No worries, great coffee pours throughout the day, standouts include the Nutella mocha and Aussie iced coffee (espresso, milk & cream).