Made at Luke’s is an early-opening cafe on South Creek Road at Cromer, on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Coffee, breakfast rolls and hot food, made on the premises, with online ordering for pickup and delivery. The doors open at 5.30am, which suits tradies heading to a job and anyone else starting before the rest of the world does.
The morning menu is built around rolls: bacon, egg, sausage, and the combinations thereof. There is also a Big Breakfast, eggs on toast, smashed avo, plain and raisin toast, and hash browns by the bag.
Charcoal-style chicken by the quarter, half or whole, with or without salad, plus Portuguese fillet, tenders, nuggets, gravy and pastry sausage rolls. Burgers, meals, sandwiches, salads and slices round out the rest of the day.
Freshly brewed coffee across the usual range, from espresso, short black, macchiato and piccolo through to mocha, chai, dirty chai and white chocolate variations. Babycinos for the small people. Cold drinks, milkshakes, smoothies, fresh juice and acai bowls as well.
You can order ahead for pickup or delivery through the Made at Luke’s ordering site, which is handy if you want the coffee waiting rather than queuing for it. There is also an app, which the business offers a $10 saving to install.
Unit 5, 158 South Creek Road, Cromer NSW 2099, with plenty of outdoor seating. ABN 82 614 814 434.
From 5.30am, seven days. That is well before most cafes on the Northern Beaches, which is the point if you start work early.
Yes. Order online through the Made at Luke’s ordering page for either pickup or delivery, so the coffee and food are ready when you arrive.
Yes, delivery is offered alongside pickup through the same online ordering system.
Yes, the food is made on the premises rather than brought in.
Both. There are bacon, egg and sausage rolls in several combinations, and a Big Breakfast alongside eggs on toast and smashed avo.
Yes, by the quarter, half or whole, and with salad if you want a meal out of it.
There is a good amount of outdoor seating as well as takeaway.
Unit 5, 158 South Creek Road, Cromer NSW 2099. Some map listings show the suburb as Dee Why, since the boundary runs nearby, but the shop is in Cromer.
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