Solid fish and ship shop, open on a public holiday. Super friendly lady behind the counter. Nothing…read morefancy, but very good!

Asked for flake got mystery fish NOT FLAKE, Potato cakes…read morewere greasy. If I'm paying for flake I expect flake, not something else.

Every time we've been here the staff have been pleasant and the food is consistently good. They…read morehave several different types of fish to choose from and every time we've eaten there the fish have tasted fresh and yummy. I love fries and here they serve you a generous portion fried to crispy perfection. The decor is very standard - nothing trendy - and there are only 3 tables to eat at. Most people eat on the go. Definitely my favourite fish and chips in the area.

Now this is what a fish and chip shop should really be like, with places to eat and of course the…read morepinball machines. That is what I miss so much from these places. I still remember when I was much younger we would always belt away at the pinball machines while waiting for our chips to be cooked. However, the offer more than just fish and chips (and I must say that their chips are really good - I simply couldn't stop eating them on the way home) as they also have chicken as well, and some other goodies that I can't quite remember. I am shocked that it took me so long to come here, especially since I would walk past it every day on my way to church. I guess it was the distance that was the problem, but it certainly is a great place for some good old fish and chips.

Definitely not the best Ive had, everything is cooked in old dirty oil and potato cakes and chips…read morenot crispy at all. Other then that decent sized and service was friendly and efficient.

YES. We're spoiled…read morefor choice when it comes to Thai restaurants in Chelsea, but this one is hands down the best. They have killer pad Thai and pad cashew...but that red duck curry tho! Chicken spring rolls and satay chicken skewers are bomb too. I can't say anything about the atmosphere or service, because we always order delivery.

When I used to live in Chelsea, this was my number one haunt. In fact, I came here so frequently…read morethat friends of mine once went in and instead of choosing from the menu, dropped my name and asked for my regular order. They got it too. I became such a frequent regular shortly after they opened, because the place was always empty but the food was so amazing. I loved supporting their business and watching the place explode with popularity when locals soon realised what was in their neighbourhood. This is truly simple and delicious thai food - one of my absolute favourites in Melbourne.

Blue Sea Fish & Chips Take Away has some of the freshest fish and the best chips and potato cakes…read morein that area, seriously!! I've been going there since 2007 and started eating the souvlakis first, now I've moved onto the fish and absolutely love their flathead! The chips and potato cakes are absolutely amazing. They are mouth watering!! The only down-side to the place is it is honestly only take away. If they had the room to sit down and eat it there, it would be awesome but unfortunately they don't. The one benefit is that if you're looking for a nice meal on a nice hot day to take down to the park, you can stop at IGA (right next door) and grab a bottle of wine and get some fish and chips and head across the road to the park! Definitely a great location!

There are certain things that are more pleasurable in the memory than they are in the experience…read more Camping, for example. Or childhood! Fish and Chips is such a thing: golden and fresh and steaming and crisp in the memory and in lived experience, a miserable pile of stuff dipped in old oil. The measure of a fish and chip shop, then, is the distance between ideal memory and reality. Here, it happens to be short. It's not spectacular. But when is a chippie? What it is is dependably tasty and reasonably priced and clean. It doesn't come up to the fish and chips ideal, but what does? Only memory. It's worth remembering Blue Sea, though.

Upon my return to Melbourne, the wave of hipster café's continuing to grow has been noted. Whilst…read moreI've still got my faves in my back pocket, I am open to trying the plethora of brunch establishments available all over Melbourne. So cue South Society. What a flop. This is my other issue with being spoilt for choice, you have no idea hows it going to be until you have been, and if it's rubbish sadly you won't get your two hours back (thank goodness for the good company!) It's a fairly large cafe located on the shopping strip just off Blackburn road with ample outdoor seating. My friend and I were seated on a very wobbly table outside (which also sent a glass of water into my lap after the table tipped towards me) which was rectified by moving. Also a wobbly table, this was fixed by stacking a pile of napkins underneath. Coffee orders were taken promptly but food took ages. I ordered myself the Mediterranean eggs Benedict and my friend had the mushrooms on toast. It was about 45 minutes before the food came out and it was such a disappointment. My food was more tasteless than plain rice. It was supposed to be poached eggs, sitting atop shredded pork shoulder on Turkish bread, topped with jalapeños, coriander and hollondaise sauce. The whole thing was bland and soggy. Hollondaise was too runny and not well seasoned. Eggs overcooked. My pork shoulder was so watery it tasted like boiled pork and sitting atop the Turkish bread just meant the whole thing was soggy. The only flavour I could actually taste was the coriander. My friend who had the mushrooms was also quite unimpressed with her meal. I've added an extra star here because the coffee and ambiance are nice, but I'd recommended just sticking to the coffee and people watching.

After 3 visits, it is time to write a review…read more This cafe is fairly new and is located on the corner of Blackburn Road right of the freeway at the Pinewood shopping village. If you live around the area, you will know this location is tough and the spot has undergone several changes throughout the past few years and never quite made it. With Glen Waverley becoming busier, it is natural for the overflow of people to move towards Pinewood and with cafe's becoming "the thing" in Melbourne...South Society has taken the bull by the horns. Newly renovated with simple open plan full - wooden tables, dessert display and pot plants... With an all day menu from 7am, I have tried: Pumpkin linguini, red velvet pancakes (strawberries and chocolate drizzle) and the big breakfast (with a cheesy potato croquette). The food is on the pricier side however is in line with other hip places. The chai latte is always well brewed with actual tea and served a brown platter. The coffee always looks pretty and friends say it is an average coffee. I come here as there is always parking, the food is the same price as Glen Waverley Cafes and on par for quality. The food ranges from muesli - bacon and eggs - smashed ago - burger - pasta which caters for a variety of people I enjoy catching up with. Will be back for the convenice however the most recent visit I was a bit disappointed with the floors and tables not being well kept and food order taking some time.

This place is a simple traditional Melbourne take on a Hong Kong cafe. They specialise in BBQ and…read moreroast pork but they have many rice, noodle, and stir dry dishes at affordable prices. They also serve HK style milk tea and yueneung (coffee/tea). There is a lot of seating and is seldom too busy. Food is prompt and pretty good!

A very friendly Cantonese style cafe that does great bbq, like Char Sui and Duck. Good prices,…read moreespecially if you stick with crowd favourites like bbq pork or duck with rice.

Our family has eaten here many, many times over the years and we cannot fault them. The meals are…read moreconsistently good and provide good value for money. Plenty of options on the menu and ample street and off street parking is available.

We're able to accommodate a table for 2 without a booking during a busy Saturday night. The staff…read morewere friendly and attentive. The menu range was not huge but reasonable. The Moreton Bay Bug entree was tasty as was the lamb risotto. The food was good with average size servings. The price was ok too. I would dine there again sometime.