Love every bit of it! We go just about every morning-…read moreAwesome food and very special, friendly staff. A true neighbourhood gem!

An old-school corner milkbar/deli in the back streets of Windsor, this is the place to come for…read moremassive deli sandwiches (think corned beef mustard pickles and cheese), a carton of milk, and maybe a Coconut Rough for afternoon tea. There's some interesting offerings at breakfast, and value wise you're better sticking to the more unusual items, like the spinach and mushroom souffle or the avo and tomato on toast. If you go for the regular eggs, toast and a couple of sides, you're looking at paying well over $16 for a not overly generous breakfast. Really good freshly squeezed OJ and a seat in the sun helps to revive the foggiest morning brain... The cakes are awesome - last time I went there was an epic Red Velvet cake on offer - and the brownies have a cult following. Make a visit to relive the childhood memories of your favourite milkbar.

Cool deli on the main drag of Elwood…read more It does a good deal of four items for $10 from the red shelf section of the refrigerated area. This is an awesome deal as you can choose from a wide variety of dips, cheeses, olives, deli meats and other goodies. I got Danish blue cheese, sliced chicken, anchovy stuffed olives and a dip (feta, roast bell pepper and cashews). The same stuff would probably cost north of $20 anywhere else. Outside the special red zone though and things a re a by more pricey. That said there is a wide range and if you love deli style food this place will not disappoint!!

This is the sister deli to the Prahran (and Montmorency - who knew!?) stores…read more Dips, meats, pizza, cheese - don't really need anything else! But in case you do they have a pretty decent range of soups, stocks, breads and condiments. Yum.

There's a lot to like about this place. As far as Deli's go…read morethey have a great selection and variety of everything you'd expect to find in a great Deli. Everything from nuts and seeds, jams and sauces, meats and cheeses, dips, olives, picketed treats and then so much more. I tend to end up here for a takeaway morning coffee or when I'm short for time on the weekend and want something homemade to take away. Take a look if you're in the area as there's something for everyone.

My dad has raved about the coffee here of late & walking past it one day I decided to try & wow I…read moream glad I did. Consistantly good coffee everytime! I now walk that bit further just to go, not once has my coffee been bad. You are always met with a smile & waved goodbye with a smile & well wishes for the day, regardless of how busy they are. The same barista is always there which leads me to believe he is the owner & takes great pride in what he does. The saganaki is to die for also. They are shut on Sundays unfortunatly.

If there's any indication to the authenticity of French Fantasies, the servers here speak French to…read moreone another. Yup, they are from France. When my husband said "Merci" to our server, she quickly asked, "Vous parlez le francais?" We were there for breakfast and luckily there was one almond croissant left when I placed my order. If they were all sold out, I would have been heart broken. Almond croissants are my favorite and I tend to like to judge a place by its almond croissants (and macarons). The croissant was not the flaky and airy type but instead was a little more dense with a generous amount of almond paste filling. There might even be a hint of almond liqueur in it. Although I'm used to airy croissants, I must say that I really like French Fantasies' interpretation of almond croissant. My husband had the minced pie which he really liked as well especially the pastry crust. Step in here for a nice breakfast and then head out for some fun shopping on Toorak Rd and Chapel St.

The ham and cheese croissants at French Fantasies are so buttery, so flaky and so oozing with…read moregruyere that my now-husband was able to convince me to move our wedding date up by A FULL YEAR without so much as a batted lash. Indeed I was so overcome with pastry ecstasy that the thought planning our cross-continental wedding in six months seemed totally feasible. Truly, though, we feel lucky that French Fantasies is a short walk from home. It's the most authentic French bakery in the area, bolstered by its native French speaking staff and commitment to the excessive butter required for this type of blissed-out baking. We come here for classics like croissants and savory crepes (the spinach and bechamel is simple and gorgeous). And for that, plus a nice cup of coffee, it's perfection.

One of the best parts about going to university is thinking about what snack you are going to bring…read moreinto the next lecture. A favourite snack of mine would be to create a trail mix from the continental deli in the Glenferrie Centre. A combination of nuts and dried fruits, does it get any better. Well actually it can, cold meats, cheese, bread you name they have all your favourites here. Just be mindful not to sit too close to the front of the lecture hall if you plan on eating anything crunchy as you might get asked to leave.

A small little deli hidden behind Starbucks. They make fresh rolls and sandwiches and sell all the…read moreusual deli goods at very good prices. For Vegans they sell vegan cheese that actually looks and tastes like real cheese. Their home made dolmadies are excellent. You will leave with a smile as the old guy behind the counter is a real character who will make you laugh.

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