Dutch Smuggler Coffee Brewers
Home of the famed mi goreng toastie.
Overview
Head down the steps behind 200 George Street and you'll find a group of city workers waiting for oat milk lattes and messy, hangover-busting sandwiches. Dutch Smuggler is relatively hidden away from the CBD crowds, but people come from all over the city to taste the now-famous mi goreng toastie. It's a nostalgic sanga of epic proportions — spicy noodles encased in melty gruyere and a fried egg.
The cafe serves brekkie, lunch, coffees and afternoon snacks and there's plenty of outdoor seating. It's mostly takeaway, but service is swift and once you've got your hands around one of the cheeseburger sandwiches, (beef patty, bacon, cheddar, pickles, ketchup, mustard and salt and vinegar chips) you'll want to dig into it straight away.
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