Rocco's Roll, is there anything else to say, the Roll was soft and fresh the meats delicious and…read morethey turn them out very quickly without compromising on taste. The Delicatessen side has just about everything you'd think of, with an Italian flair. If you're considering visiting Rocco's for lunch don't let anyone convince you otherwise

Rocco still works there!! He's been there forever. Do…read moreyourself a favour and buy a Rocco's Roll. Fresh Bread available everyday and fresh Doughnuts 3 Days a week. The usual Italian style produce is always available in jars or in cans and for a quick lunch go to the freezer and grab a frozen garlic bread or lasagna to reheat at your work. If you're game tell Rocco one of your favourite jokes and he will share one with you in return. Naughty jokes included.

I am one giant fan of Grilld Healthy burger now. Not only is it good value, the burger is awesome,…read moreand they donate some money to good cause (not a lot). I got the summer sunset for 12.50 that comes with avocado, bacon, and pineapple with their own relish and mayo. It was so delicious. Their fries are also good, seasoned with soe herbs and comes with various dipping sauces for 70 cents each. Their packaging was pretty cool too!

I'm a brand new big fan of Grill'd. Their burgers which I've had the Front Bar steak sandwich and…read moreMustard and Pickled Burger. On two occasions, I can't eat two burgers at on visit. Going there for the first time I had the Front Bar steak sandwich which I thought could be just an average sandwich. It wasn't. Its this huge sandwich which is almost impossible to eat at once. Both times I was really impressed with the quality of their burgers. They were delicious, HUGE, the salads were fresh, the herbed mayo sauce was mouth wateringly tasty which made the chips taste even better -Steak Bar Sandwich is Grilled 100% grass fed scotch fillet, free range egg, mesculin, tomato, spanish onion, mustard, beetroot relish, herbed mayo on ciabatta -Mustard and Pickled beef burger is Grilled grass fed lean beef, Dijon mustard, dill pickle, tasty cheese, salad & relish. A tip: don't take a side chips with either of those mentioned above because you'll feel sad and sorry for your money because you won't be able to eat them all.

Visiting from the US our 1st meal in Mel must be Fish & Chips. Bill's is "The Best" - quality sea…read morefood, not too oily, good portions. Glad to see Bill back in Ormond! There are many shops in Mel to choose from. We choose this one over several disappointing trials with others. Prawns, scallops, Flake and potato cakes are my favorites.

Another local favourite. Bull's was something we stumbled upon a few months ago. Fantastic prices…read moreand the food is great. Willing to make changes to most items if you need it. If you haven't been you are missing out!

Simple little place on Church St. Have never ordered porridge when out for breakfast before, but…read morewhen at a place called 'Doug's Porridge' how can you go past it? As far as porridge goes, it was real nice. Got a detox juice which didn't really have the zest factor I thought it would for a juice blend, but was still perfectly fine. Some of our party got some more stock-standard breakkie items which all looked good. (Note that we had someone in our group called Doug and yes he did order the porridge. No, he didn't get it for free. Sorry Dougs out there. )

Doug's Porridge occupies a space that has had many incarnations over the past few years, but this…read moreone appears to have stayed the test of time, so far... Whilst not as popular or trendy as Pillar a few doors down, the staff at Doug's have always been super friendly when I have popped in for a takeaway or breakfast. The menu features, as the name suggests, a few different types of porridge, that can be ordered in a half or full serve! I love this concept as some bowls of porridge are just way too ginormous to finish. A half serve is often plenty. The husband and I, who both love our porridge, tried two different types and enjoyed both of them. Not our all time favourite, but definitely still good. The coffee is ok here (I am only just getting back into drinking it so have been ordering half strengths). The fit out is a bit unusual and not as trendy as other Melbourne cafes, but if the coffee, food and service are good, who really cares? One awesome thing is that these guys were open Xmas and New Years Day, serving coffee only from 9am-11am, so if you can't go a day without your caffeine fix, this is one of the rare places open!

Good food This little restaurant has a very simple menu with…read moremainly rice and noodle dishes. We loved our khao pad krapow and braised chicken drumstick with bitter melon. The pandan custard with coconut cream that we had for dessert was excellent. The flavours are authentic, the prices are reasonable and the service is friendly.

Came here with my friend who resides in Melbourne , we love their boat noodles , tasted really good…read morejust like I used to have in Bangkok . Amazing food

I've been getting take away from this place for around 4-5 years now, and profusely…read more disagree with the previous viewers experience. I've ordered and been satisfied over 50 times in the past. This evening and I can tell you the flake is beautiful and fresh, the batter crispy. The chips are yummy tender and crisp, potato cakes crispy outside and soft inside. I can highly recommend Jim's fish and chips, in fact it's my personal favorite in the area! thanks Jim & Sophie!

On a lazy Sunday I decided Fish and Chips would be the most satisfying dinner option. I looked on…read moreYelp to find something close and appealing. While driving to the place we had chosen, we encountered a big 'Fish and Chips' sign and decided this was fate calling our name. It turns out fate was probably hungover from the night before and had lead us astray. We ordered a deal consisting of two flakes, potato cakes and chips. I also asked for some onion rings, which seemed like a great idea at the time. They have no eftpos facilities, so I took a stroll five minutes down to road to the nearest ATM. The price was similar to other fish and chip shops and tartare sauce was complimentary (a plus!) Once we arrived home to eat our fish and chips, we opened the butchers paper in which it had been wrapped. The fish and chips were soggy, covered in oil and smelt strange. Hunger got the best of me and I ate almost everything in my meal - although there were a fair few chips left over. The onion rings were terrible. Sliced onion covered in thick batter and a layer of oil. I felt about 10 kilos heavier after eating my meal. I am in no hurry to go back.

Now I am not really a fan of schnitzels. Don't get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with them its…read morejust that they aren't usually my number one choice at a café or restaurant. If only the same could be said about my partner. He is a schnitzel tragic. He found out about the Schnitz Café on Bridge Road and in exchange for spending hours shopping with me along the strip, he made me go here for lunch. I have to say that I was pretty shocked. Inside is a schnitzel lover's paradise and this place was able to convince me that I had been wrong all along. The humble schnitzel is worthy of a position on many menus at good cafes and restaurants. You can choose between chicken, beef, pork, fish or vegetarian options and then pick the accompaniments. Its kind of like Grill'd - but with schnitzels. I had the status quo ($9.90) with chicken schnitzel, cheese, coleslaw and honey mustard mayo while my partner had the OMG! ($13.90) with chicken schnitzel, cheese, bacon, pineapple, egg, lettuce, tomato, grilled onion, BBQ relish and aioli. While his meal looked a little too much for me I was pretty content with mine. The flavours were really good and the service was friendly and efficient. Overall the Schnitz Café is a winner.

Pro: Good seasoning on the chips. Con: They get one aspect…read moreof my order wrong almost every time.

The Servery is handy for a quick drink and bite to eat when I forget breakkie or lunch. The prices…read moreare a bit on the higher side but it is the closest cafe to my work. They have a variety of wraps and sandwiches for takeaway or you can sit down (indoor and outdoor seating) and relax. I find the indoor seating a bit stuffy, I usually end up smelling like the kitchen but aside from that, this is a decent go to spot to visit if you are hungry.