The Viral Sydney Drinks We Can’t Wait to Sip On
From fluffy matchas to dessert-inspired lattes, Sydney’s cafe scene is serving up sips designed to be seen, shared and sipped. These are the drinks flooding your feed — and worth the hype.
Sydney might be known for its strong coffee culture, but lately, it’s the extras stealing the spotlight. Cafes across the city are leaning into playful, flavour-packed drinks that blur the line between beverage and treat… think layered matchas, nostalgic dessert flavours and unexpected twists that look as good as they taste.
If you’re feeling bored of your usual order (or just want something fun for your next coffee run), these are the viral drinks lighting up Sydney right now and exactly where to find them.
Koibumi Margarita from Cho Cho San
This February, Cho Cho San is pouring the love with $15 Koibumi Margaritas, available all month long from to celebrate Valentine’s Day and Mardi Gras. Meaning Love Letter, this bright, flirty margarita blends Batanga tequila with shiso, fresh rhubarb, verjus and rhubarb kosho. And if you’re rolling in with four or more friends? Your first round of Koibumi Margaritas is on the house. Cheers to that!
73 Macleay St, Potts Point NSW 2011
Ragno from Bar Allora
Made with lemon cream, cherry-flavoured liqueur and lemonade, this is essentially a grown-up take on an ice cream spider. It’s smooth, creamy and dangerously easy to drink. Once mixed together, it barely tastes alcoholic, which explains why it’s quietly become a crowd favourite. This is a must-try for summer!
And, Cnr George St, Bond St, Sydney NSW 2000
Tropical Supply from Common Supply
Bondi’s answer to Erewhon has pulled through on this one. The Tropical Supply smoothie from Common Supply is packed with mango, banana and pineapple, plus coconut kefir, cashew butter and coconut water. It’s creamy and blissfully refreshing, with collagen and maca giving it that extra wellness edge.
182 Campbell Parade, Bondi Beach NSW 2026
Watermelon Matcha from THEECA Darlinghurst
This is summer in a cup from THEECA. Made with fresh watermelon juice, topped with matcha cream and finished with the café’s signature kick, it’s refreshing, lightly sweet and a must-try for matcha lovers looking for something a little different.
1 Burton St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010
Iced Mango Coconut Latte from Industry Beans
Tropical, fruity and refreshing, this drink tastes like an island vacation.
38 – 40 York Street Sydney, NSW 2000
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Coconut Matcha Cloud from Flour
Ice cold coconut water meets a creamy matcha cold foam in this deliciously light drink.
277 Willarong Roadd, Caringbah South NSW 2229
Molto Grande Sour from Pocket Pizza
Made with Amaretto, Select Aperitivo, Gin, fresh lemon, egg whites and bitters, this new cocktail from Pocket Pizza is hitting all the right notes for a weekend dinner.
Fresh Coconut Margarita from Fred’s Providore
Tequila and coconut, need we say more? This cocktail also comes in spicy if you’re looking to kick things up a notch.
109 Cronulla St, Cronulla NSW 2230
Looking for more Sydney places to enjoy a tipple? Alcoholic or otherwise, check out our edit of the best wine bars and the best cafes across the city.