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Brunch menus with labneh, dukkah, za'atar pita and aleppo chilli butter show how Middle Eastern pantry staples have become part of Sydney's cafe scene. Many Muslim families enjoy a relaxed...

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We researched this venue's halal status so you don't have to.
The cafe states it is halal in its own Instagram bio and describes its menu as halal. No certificate was seen. We recommend confirming with the cafe directly.
No pork or alcohol appears on the menu. Cured meats such as chorizo, brisket rashers and chipolatas are stated as beef.
We did not find hand slaughter stated for this cafe, so please ask the team if it matters to you.
We have not confirmed prayer facilities at the cafe. Please check with the team before you visit.
The cafe takes bookings Tuesday through Sunday with a 90 minute seating time, and has a kids menu. Ask the team about larger groups.
Wonderwood Eatery is a neighbourhood all-day brunch cafe at Lurnea Community Hub that describes itself as halal. The menu mixes Middle Eastern touches like pulled lamb eggs, fritters and labneh with brunch favourites, burgers, tacos, specialty coffee and colourful drinks. Cured meats on the menu are beef, and no alcohol is listed.
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85% confidence
The cafe says it is halal on its own social profile and menu, and the menu shows no pork or alcohol. No certificate was seen, so we hold this at a high but not top confidence.
Wonderwood Eatery
66 Hill Road, Lurnea NSW 2170
Lurnea, 2170
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Good restaurant evidence available
85% confidence
The cafe says it is halal on its own social profile and menu, and the menu shows no pork or alcohol. No certificate was seen, so we hold this at a high but not top confidence.
We researched this venue's halal status so you don't have to.
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