Circular Quay, cafe
This heritage listed building is located along the foreshore of Sydney Harbour at East Circular Quay. The former Harbour Master's Office was constructed in 1910 in the Federation architectural style and is now the Portobello Caffe.
Nice with the palm trees.
ReplyDeleteLove to see old buildings rescued, JIm. This a great spot for a cafe. I see you changed your thumbnail?
ReplyDeleteLinda, I'm not sure what you mean because I haven't changed anything on my blog.
DeleteThe thumbnail would be the pic directly beside your name above here.
DeleteThanks, William. I thought that might be the case but I haven't made any changes so am unsure what Linda is seeing.
DeleteBonjour,
ReplyDeleteUn endroit rempli de charme... j'aime beaucoup cette photo.
Gros bisous ♡
Charming...quaint...and oh so beautiful surroundings.
ReplyDeleteAlways good to see sights that have been saved and your skies always amaze me! Have a great week, Jim!
ReplyDeleteI have only four pleasures in life - preserved architecture, beach, sunshine and espresso coffee. You have managed to combine all four in one site :)
ReplyDeletePerfect location for a coffee shop.
ReplyDeleteWorth a Thousand Words
Looks very inviting since it is rather coooold in MA ~ Great shot!
ReplyDeleteHappy Week,
artmusedog and carol
Quite inviting indeed!
ReplyDeleteLovely to be able to take a stroll there. Hope to visit Sydney soon. Happy Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteSuch a quaint building. A very good spot for a coffee.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely and inviting building.
ReplyDeleteI always like to hear about a building being used for something else rather than torn down.
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