Keeping it simple, three juices and three smoothies, two umbrellas and eight chairs. And one…read morefriendly man in a vintage caravan making it all happen. This pop up of sorts is here outside business hours, so weekends at least and maybe summer evenings / public holidays. This is a delightful place to stop and grab a smoothie and watch the passers by, just off Brunswick St, if you're looking for a break from the crowded cafes and shops. Also perfect for take aways if you prefer to drink on the go. Monkey business is my hot tip! Can't go wrong with banana + coconut + almond milk!

Top Juice is a chain of health food restaurants offering a large variety of yogurts, smoothies,…read morefruit, acai bowls, and more! I'm definitely a fan of the fresh and delicious (albeit pricey) offerings. I've had the passionfruit, strawberry, banana, and granola yogurt, as well as the chia yogurt pudding and the acai bowl, and everything has been just delicious! The yogurt they offer is thick, sour, and unsweetened, so the fresh fruit makes for the perfect pairing. The acai bowl has a base of a refreshing acai blend, and it's all topped with freshly sliced strawberries, bananas, blueberries, granola, and coconut shreds! Things here may seem pricey but are certainly delicious, convenient, and of good quality. I'm a fan!

Fast, fresh and easy. I really like stopping past Top Juice when I'm in the mood for a fresh…read morecoconut water, yoghurt or smoothie. It's rarely very busy and service is fast, meaning you can be on your way with a liquid lunch in no time. While it might not be the most relaxing place, the tables in this area of David Jones are perfect for a pit stop and you can even jump on their free wifi while you're there.

Wish I could give this place more stars because this has got to be the best bagels I've had in…read moreMelbourne so far. But it's not so much the food, but the jolly banter from all the employees, and the thoughtfully composed interior aesthetic that made it a truly memorable dining experience !! Came here on a whim, drawn by the charisma of the owner and am already thinking about coming back with my friends :)) If you're in the area and looking for a bite this a spot that will hit the spot ;)

I've been here several times and still I'm walking slowly down the ally way making sure I don't…read moremiss the cafe. It's a great hidy hole that has little room inside and leaves you wondering how the staff function in such a small space. But they do,it must be the killer sound track and music that keeps them going. I come for the bagels but the coffee (in all its varieties) just nails it. I'm a creature of habit so I go for the vego bagel and still get a silly grin on my face each time I see the old Golden Book menu. Love this place, and it's top of my 'day after the night before' brunch list when staying in the city. Unleash your inner hipster and come try it out.

A hidden gem amongst all the brunch places in Melbourne. I find nonvegans and vegans going there,…read morebut mostly nonvegans. They have an amazing selection of brunch/breakfast plates and sandwiches. I got the big vegan breakfast plate which had tofu scramble, sourdough toast, bakon, avocado, vegan sausage, mushrooms, air fried potatoes, and sautéed kale. Honestly so filling and clean but very tasty. I didn't feel too full afterwards and they didn't use any oil so it didn't feel greasy when I ate it. The breakfast tacos were also very good. Similar ingredients like tofu scramble, avocado, bakon. But there was some salsa on there too. Very delicious. I heard the McMuffy, the vegan breakfast sandwich, is pretty popular too. They make everything from scratch. My sister even said it's the best vegan food she's ever had because it wasn't greasy but still have good flavor. Highly recommend this restaurant to anyone!

Super friendly people and amazing vegan food. The Ambience…read moreis lovely. Definitely should their 'Tasties'. Highly recommend.

I really like this place. The juices are delicious and thoughtful, if a drink can be thoughtful...?…read more I tried a one day cleanse as I was too chicken to go the full three days straight up. The woman in store was super helpful and talked me through my options. If you want to give a cleanse a go, but want to know what you're in for I recommend giving one day a shot. It was actually quite an enjoyable experience and I will give the three day basic clease a try in the not too distant future.

I was already loaded on serotonin (result of two back to back fitness classes) before arriving here…read moreon a cool Sunday afternoon (around 12pm). There is ample street parking and a park with a playground within minutes away.  My friend had arrived a few minutes earlier and put down our names on the waiting list. She was told it would be a 25 minutes wait. So, in the mean time, we got coffees. She got herself a soy flat white, while I was refused a skinny cacao mocha as they do not serve skim milk. When my friend asked why, they said it was because skim milk is full cream milk with the fat removed and added sugar. Though I beg to differ, I had to suffice with the full cream extra hot cacao mocha. Their homemade cacao is bitter and hence my drink was quite bitter but I could barely taste the coffee as the cacao was so overpowering. Perhaps, I should have ordered a double shot cacao mocha.  We got seating within the 25 minutes and were offered seats in the corner. While I had a comfy couch to sit on, my friend appeared to be sitting on what looked like a bed. She had the waitress climbing up behind her to serve drinks and food. As this looked quite awkward, we were then moved to shared seating on a long table near the kitchen. Here I noticed that the cafe has outdoor seating which I would have much preferred as well as swings that you can sit on. The swings look pretty cool but I prefer stable seating.  My friend was hangry and ordered the nutrition bomb which is 23 bucks and has eggs, alfalfa sprouts, pumpkin/sweet potato and other goodness. I found the menu slightly disappointing as I love eggs and most of the dishes suggested that you add on an egg ($5 for an egg - umm I buy a dozen for around $3), but then I guess you go to other cafes for eggs or eat them at home.  I got the smiling avocado - a dish with two slices of bread (their sprouted bread is sensational), lots of cherry tomatoes, crumbed feta, smashed pea and mint puree, smashed avocado beetroot relish, and chopped chilli. The portion sizes are huge so I do not recommend you order any of their large sides to share unless you are very very hungry. I thoroughly enjoyed my meal and enjoyed the slight sweet flavour that was perhaps due to the beetroot relish. I could have done with more chilli but feared asking for added chilli as that is an extra 2 bucks. Service is quick and staff friendly. They have a minimum 20 eftpos limit (seriously!) but then it's easy to exceed the $20 limit where almost everything is an add-on (eggs, avocado, chilli, sweet potato, pumpkin, and the list goes on).  I believe their menu is best catered for people who like to mix and match items to produce their own brunch meals. Whereas for me, I prefer pre-designed brunch items that are wholesome and affordable.

I found it really hard to like this place. I found it hard to pay a minimum of $22 for something…read morethat I already eat daily. I found Serotonin to be wanky, overpriced and weirdly cult like. With dishes like deconstructed sushi and over used adjectives on the menu that want to make you (and I did) go 'WTF'? They are clearly aiming at the current happy, healthy and wholesome vibe going around but the menu has no staying power. Especially with the prices they ask of you. $10 for a coconut with a shot of espresso. Golden latte - I make this all the time at home and mine tastes better. Won't be back.

This little juice bar serves super fresh smoothies that are delicious! If you're in the market,…read moredefinitely make a stop here.

I found this stall at queen victoria market. They have yoghurts, juices and overnight oats and…read moregranola. They make smoothies as well. Since it's orange season I got the c breeze, which has orange juice, banana, strawberry. It tasted really good and refreshing, I highly recommend. Not too sweet and a little bit of tang from the citrus. The amount they give you is in a large cup for $6.50.

The old Chamber of Commerce building is now home to a pretty great set of businesses! Creating the…read moresetting for a range of pop-ups, you'll actually find a whole lot to eat, drink and do here. Downstairs you can currently get everything from coffee and pastries to ice cream sandwiches or waffles and cereal. Upstairs is home to Storm in a Teacup and 'The Val' (Valhalla Social Cinema). The Val is a small theatre showing cult classic and independent films on Friday and Saturdays. To top it off? They also host food trucks in the evening for dinner. This makes it a fun space to check out at any time of day really! Today I went in for a hot cross bun (it's never too early!) and an iced filter coffee - next time I want to check out a flick, eat dinner and devour an ice cream sandwich. Sticking around until September - I hope to be a regular between now and then!

I adore this concept. Various pop-ups co-sharing the space in an old bank on Swan St that will be…read moredeveloped into ANOTHER pub in the near future. Part of me wishes it would just stay the way it is now rather than become another pub. On the current rotation of pop-ups there is Willis & Co coffee and pastries, ice cream sandwiches (OMG so good), healthy food from Fit Inn and the cinema upstairs. Previous tenants included Rustica, Pressed Juices and Storm in a Teacup. I am keen to see who else might pop up. Yes, pun intended. They also have food trucks that visit and park out the back on various occasions. Either way, get yourself down there to try those ice cream sandwiches, even in the cold weather - you won't be disappointed!

Lanah the employee was very kind and sweet helped me an I will have to come back!the food was very…read moregood all of the things I got were delicious and amazing

OMG the vegan pesto, avo, cheese, spinach toastie is to die for. Staff are great too.read more

Best toastie in town. Service is always on point and friendly. Coffee is great. Music is eclectic…read moreand played from the record player. Record rotation is displayed on the wall. What more could you want?

Now Terror Twilight is a pretty unusual name for this cafe, as it will fill you with delight, not…read moreTerror, and it's probably best to visit at the crack of dawn, to enjoy their great coffee - provided by Brunswick's Wide Open Road, and sample their gorgeous breakfast menu. We visited on one of their quieter days, and although it was almost empty when we arrived, about half the tables quickly filled up with patrons visiting for a mix of coffees and pastries (Also made by Wide Open Road), or breakfast. It's a simple, clean fit out and works well for laid back brunches or a calm environment for a business meeting. There are a range of tables, including two well suited for larger groups. The menu comes in roughly two parts- there's your more traditional breakfast options - free range eggs, avocado, pikelets, porridge, fritters etc. and then there's Bowls or Broths, which are definitely going to become Terror Twilight's trademark. There's a lot to love about them - they're healthy, full of flavour, fresh and totally on trend. Choosing them comes in 4 parts. Firstly, decided if you want a bowl or a broth, then choose base, add your sides, and a protein. I opted for haloumi, sweet potato, and tumeric + cumin tossed cauliflower in my bowl, with a base of broccoli and winter greens and chicken for my protein. My other half went for a chicken broth, with buckwheat noodles, a soft boiled egg and fresh bokchoy, enoki mushrooms, beanshoots and thai basil, adding salmon for his protein. I want to say the best thing about them is that they are so healthy, but it's not. It's either that they are so delicious, or that you get to build your own dish, so they are really versatile, or that they cater really well for dietary requirements - so you can please everyone! We also got to try the pikelets, which came with grilled plums, cherry and cardamom syrup, coconut yoghurt and hazelnut brittle. These were also vegan and were amazing, they were light and airy and really tasty. They were so easy to eat, I could have devoured about 100 of them. I enjoyed the syrup and the brittle, but I think a smaller fruit like blueberries or strawberries would have completed the delicate pancakes better. A quick final word on the coffee. My other half tried the batch which is a strong, but enjoyable brew - will really wake you up. You can customise this by adding extra shots too. We liked the healthy conscious, clean eats undertone of Terror Twilight. It's not in your face about it, but most of the menu is healthy, fresh food. It tastes great and really sets you up well for the day. It's a got a good all day, versatile menu, with plenty of options to keep you coming back.