This inner-city suburb of Sydney has interesting industrial heritage, factory outlet stores for bargain hunters and an historically significant Chinese Temple. If you enjoyed discovering the variety of Alexandria, you will enjoy taking a walk through Newtown, Marrickville and perhaps Paddington too. Next stop: Brooklyn.. Alexandria's slow transition from a light industrial hub to residential area has been a boon for the cafe scene. The area's former factories and warehouses give coffee roasters and kitchen gardeners room to do things that would be hard or downright impossible in denser areas such as Surry Hills and Darlinghurst.
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Mecca Alexandria. 2/26 Bourke Road, Alexandria. Coffee. Mecca was one of the first Sydney cafes to roast its own specialty coffee — and, 14 years later, it's still going strong. The Alexandria outpost has remained the crème de la crema for those who love a perfectly made espresso or creamy nitro brew.. Getting around. Green Square Station is just a few quick stops from Circular Quay in one direction and the airport in the other, so the train is the easiest artery into the area. There are also bike paths that connect the city to Green Square via Alexandria, and pedalling is a good way to get between venues, which can be quite spread out.
