Absolutely delicious, mouth watering sandwiches. The chicken salad sandwich was the star of the…read moreshow. While ordering was chaotic, the sandwiches came prepared nicely and quickly. The deli is crowded and extremely popular, however the sandwiches are ready fast and can be taken to go. The meats and lettuce all tasted fresh, leaving you truly wanting more. There's a reason Hector's Deli is such a staple and mastermind. So glad I got to try and hope to go back one day!

Scrumptious sandwiches!! High quality ingredients that are so fresh, with lots of options and…read moreflavors. The breads are fabulous!!! Long lines but goes pretty quickly and so worth the wait!!! Higher pricing than most but the sandwiches are very filled!!! Very few places to sit.

Bottomless coffee refills and delicious sandwiches, Kelso's is a great spot for breakfast lunch or…read moredinner. Definitely will be back here soon

Holy Moly! I'm only half way through my Tofu Paradise sandwich and I'm amazed at the flavour. That…read morepineapple relish / kewpie slaw combo is OFF THE CHAIN. I'm almost thinking of going back for a second one to keep for dinner. Staff are super nice, shop has a nice little buzz. I rate this experience highly.

In a word, AWESOME…read more From the moment I walked into Bagelicious the experience was great, the staff were friendly and I was offered a Free shot of iced coffee before I had even decided what I wanted to order. Peanut Butter and M&M's in a bagel, enough said!

Congratulations Boys!! I'm so proud of you for opening your second location and I'm sure you guys…read morewill be doing just as well as elsternwick of course!! I really miss your bagels, your iced coffee, your salads and soups! :-) but I miss you all even more!! Goodluck!

Buttery toasty carbs combined with oozy melty cheese - what's not to love??!? There must be some…read morebiological jackpot that is triggered when you combine these two: match made in heaven! Instant drool fest ensues. This lovely little cart in the middle of Prahran market had quite a gathering of cheese lovers gathered around. Not hard to see why! Choose from 3 grilled cheese toasties (Fondue, pimento and American), raclette (meat or vego specials of the day) or on the weekend the special pasta tossed in the giant cheese wheel before serving. Opted for the fondue grilled cheese toasty ($11): oozy and garlicky, instant cholesterol booster. Added a little chilli oil to mine and it really took it to another level of amazing. Also got a raclette ($13)- vegie one for the day was with Shitake mushrooms and potatoes. DELICIOUS!!! Arteries must be congealing but totally worth it. Pimp up your cheesy goodness with the selection of hot sauces or chilli oil to your liking. Also: payment by card accepted - a definite PLUS given so many food stalls in the market are cash only. Definitely worth a visit, and will be coming back soon!!!

By far the best cheese toasties in Melbourne. Far from ordinary maker and monger make their own…read morecheese making this an artisanal experience. The American, The flaming Ruben and Pimento are all favourites of mine. A guilty pleasure, you won't be disappointed, a cheese lovers heaven

Awesome sandwiches, great food and drinks. Courtyard hang is very Austin, Texas.read more

Living in L.A, it was an absolute pleasure to come home to Melbourne and indulge in one of…read moreMelbourne's best food treats.. real bread!! All the breads are baked on location and are absolutely delicious fresh or toasted the next day. There is a list of ingredients above on chalkboard so you know exactly what is in the breads. The prices are not listed which would be very handy but the loaves seem to be around $6 or $7 each. Pricey yes but you get what you pay for. Especially considering a loaf of mass produced bread in the supermarket can be almost the same price. The girls serving are lovely and friendly. Parking is easy right on the street out front. (non metered one hour parking)

My son calls this place, "Down the hill" as we are up the top of the hill on Barkly St. For his…read morebirthday he picked this bakery to go to for his breakfast pastries. I didn't realise how new this place was, but I have to admit, even if the pickings were sparse, they were delicious. We decided upon some croissants (both plain and chocolate) and a muffin, along with a few hot chocolates and coffees. The guys that are working like crazy behind the counter are friendly and you can tell they are well invested in the place. If you are on in the area, stop by here and taste the goods, you won't be disappointed.

Laurent Bakery must be a major pastry supplier for local markets and it's retail counters must be…read morevery popular in the neighborhoods. However, I was very disappointed that I had to wait for my Flat & White in the next 15 minutes, that I was told to be excused for staffs shortage. The table I sat down wasn't serving ready and I pointed out to the server but no one cared. This time no excuses. Coffee was so so, their pastries are far much better presented in the super markets. Same pastries for example the Almond Croissant in store is $5.8 and in the market which is $3.50.

Super tasty toasted ham and cheese sandwiches here. For $7 it comes with a salad on the side as…read morewell. Purchased a cheesecake for a birthday which was a crowd pleaser. Pretty to look at and better to eat. The staff were friendly but the service was a tad slow. I had to ask for my sandwich after my friend had finished.

Tucked away and hidden just for those living in the area or on the hunt for a new adventure is…read moreFordham's Milk Bar. I must be honest and say I was a bit iffy about going to a milk bar for brunch. I enjoyed the rustic decoration and laid back environment as I sipped on my chai latte that was perfectly made to suit my taste buds as the rest of the group enjoyed their coffees. For grubb we feasted on the homemade sausage roll, middle eastern eggs with bacon and a chicken wrap. Everyone enjoyed their meals and agreed we would come back to visit again. We then trotted off to find some nerf guns to rid us of the tranquility and energy we had gained from the visit to the Milk Bar.

Fordham Milk Bar, tucked into the backstreets of Hartwell precinct of Camberwell. A cute, rustic…read morefeeling cafe that boasts a very friendly barista. I wasn't in the best headspace when I went in there, rushing between open for inspections I was after a coffee and something to eat (take away) quickly. So I ordered one of their prepared sandwiches with the intention that it should only take a couple of minutes. Sadly I'd finished my coffee before my sandwich was even ready. This is the type of place that you need to be slow. Enjoy the beautiful looking (and tasting) food on offer. Don't do what I did and rush in rush out. Laze over the paper and enjoy your brunch. I'll be back to do just that.

Walked here from base in threathing weather looking it would start raining soon. So we sat…read moreinside to get away from the weather. Once seated I ordered a skinny cafe latte a jasper ordered a cappuccino. My skinny rated an overall 10/10 as did jasper's cappucino. So overall so far it's a 10/10 morning. Heading back to base for a Pilates session Soon. jasper and Angelo

A neat little package of a cafe, Ora makes me want to move out to the 'burbs and start living in a…read morehouse with a white picket fence. The coffee is cracking, with the house espresso blend from Proud Mary and a rotating list of single origins from the who's who of coffee world - Market Lane, Seven Seeds et al. which you can enjoy as a pour over or siphon. The menu is, well, delightful. Seriously, it made my heart feel all squishy and happy as I browsed through. Maybe it was the delicate logo and pretty typeface (font nerd), the seasonal menu ingredients (broad beans picked from the cafe's veggie garden anyone?) or perhaps the non-standard cafe ingredients (duck eggs, manchego, black pudding? Yes please!)... Either way, my face was all happiness as I sat in the sun deciding what to eat at this barely two week old cafe. I settled on 'Smoked trout, soft boiled egg, avocado and herb salad on sourdough' ($18) and it was everything I'd hoped it would be. High quality ingredients put together without apparent fuss, but a whole lot of love. The smoked trout lay sexily amongst chunks of avocado and a soft boiled egg, cut open to reveal its bright orange oozing centre, the herb salad (complete with another non-standard cafe ingredient - fennel pollen) scattered over the top. A winning dish and one I'd be keen to have again next time if it weren't for the pea and bacon hash, the bircher muesli or the prawn and scallop ravioli that sit high on my "must try" list. If I were going to move to the suburbs and have the white picket fence, I'd move to Kew just to be close to Ora.