Cafe with outdoor and indoor seating and ample street parking. Arrived here on a Sunday noon and it…read morewas almost empty inside but lots of people on the outdoor tables. Free wifi. A small selection of baked goods on counter. Menu consists of wraps, burgers and a handful of brekkie items. Despite being a small menu it caters to all tastes. My friend got the small victories sandwich which is bacon fried egg tomato in slices of bread. He inhaled it and liked the freshness from the tomato. I had the lamb wrap with pulled succulent lamb, refreshing pieces of cucumber and tomato, delicious undertones of the sauce and complementary sourness and crumbly texture from the feta. The wrap itself was a thin white wrap. I devoured mine too and the hot crinkly cut chips were a bonus Our coffees were robust yet creamy. Great value for money. Good friendly service.

Around the corner of my house Small Victories has taken my preference for a sit down breakfast. I…read morelike the brightness of the place as for a breakfast dimmed lights don't make sense. It is the meal that starts your day, it should awaken you like a beautiful sunrise when you just had a 9 hour sleep. Food wise always up to scratch, I have had soup, sandwiches and the small victories breakkie. Sucker for black pudding and love the way it is served. New age fun with a vintage feel. The space feels great, always feel welcome and most importantly they tolerate me just talking shit about everything and nothing. Recommended by me. But then again. Who the fff hell am I?

Not that I was going to copycat, I looked through other reviews of this place. Reviewers who gave 1…read morestars look to be Ozzy natives. Damn, they seem to be tough to please. Well, my pallet ain't as great as theirs and that maybe why I enjoyed this place so much. Can't say that staffs were welcoming and friendly, I forgot all that once I put Chicken Schnitzel in my mouth. It was perfect marriage between the cheese and the chicken. Cheese was seductively rich and tasty and so was the chicken. Coffee was mild, not acidic and the aroma was quite soothing. It is now my fantasy to work around here just to start my day with their panini and coffee.

Average quality food - nothing special here. But the…read moredishonesty from the lady who took my order blew me away! First she gave me a higher price for my order when in fact the prices were wide and clear on the board behind her .. second she charged for coffee size that is not my size .. I came to the store hungry for food I didn't know she was there hungry for money ..! The place smells when I first walked in I almost threw up! So ya obviously I'm not coming back. The menu is plain - a bit expensive l, the food is average, I had better coffee, the setting area is not comfortable, the service is fascinating (not the good way) ..

It is located on a corner in the Glen Waverley District. The place was extremely busy when we…read morevisited. The employees were busily serving customers; however, they were friendly and helpful too. We ordered a coffee and had to wait outside for the coffee to be made. The coffee was delicious and made well. Yum!

Mocha Jos is in a prime location of the Glen Waverley strip. It's a central meeting point and is…read moreconstantly buzzing with people in and outside. This is a hip and trendy place by nature thanks to the vibe of the people. Weekend breakfast can get pretty busy here, its not unusual if a wait is required for a table. This is a very fun place to be, the staff are excellent and the food is decent. I would prefer to have a larger variety on the menu (because I'm picky), but it's fine the way it is now. Their best sellers are probably their toasted sandwiches-simple, tasty, great price, and chips are served in a cute mini fry basket on the side. Other things worth trying out are their steak, this is a huge slab of meat that is cooked and flavored well. Their garlic bread/dips are also fun. Definitely a great place to catch up with friends, probably wouldn't suggest large groups unless you've got a booking.

This place was awesome. It just had that charm that I really like about inner-city cafes. I noticed…read moreit as I was walking past, and honestly it was the name that immediately caught my attention. As such I made the decision to step in for a coffee, and sure enough that turned out to be the correct decision to make. Yeah, the coffee was great, but that goes without saying, and the atmosphere was nothing short of amazing. I'm definitely going to have to come back here - this place is awesome.

Popular with the weekend family brunchers, this place is deceptively big. Not much of a wait if…read moreyou do have to wait for a table and quite frankly they are pumping out some delicious coffee. They would totally get 5 stars if they had more feta on the avocado with feta smash. Just not enough.

I finally managed to visit this place for breakfast, though that probably did have something to do…read morewith needing to kill some time while I was in the city one morning. Anyway, as the name suggests, this place does have somewhat of a Roaring Twenties feel about it (even though the suggestion is also that it is looking at the 30s), though of course, we can still get a decent Melbourne coffee, and a nice breakfast. Look, it wasn't one of the best, and it certainly isn't anywhere near as fancy as some of the other cafes that I have been to, but it still does a decent job.

My friends and I actually stumbled upon this place while looking for a different brunch place in…read morethe same building (the Manchester Unity building). We decided to go in because the menu looked pretty good. For breakfast, I ordered the hash stack ($19) and it was amazing. It was chunks of bacon, roasted potatoes, baby spinach, and a poached egg, all served on top of a piece of sourdough toast. It was a pretty big portion. I started getting full about halfway through but it was just so good that I couldn't stop eating it. To go with this masterpiece, I also ordered a flat white ($4) which was just okay. I feel like it wasn't really hot enough. 1932 cafe is a little more on the expensive side for a breakfast (unless that's just how much breakfast costs in Melbourne!). But I would say go ahead and splurge! Take yourself out! You deserve it! You can check out their menu here: https://www.facebook.com/1932CafeRestaurant/app_450801665071480

This is a fantastic little brekky place or just for your morning coffee run. The people are super…read morefriendly, coffee is served quick and to perfection (definitely best coffee on the street). Close to the tram depot for your quick coffee fix before heading to work or a great place to meet your friends on the weekend for brekky!!! The food is delicious, can 100% recommend the ham and cheese croissant. The coffee is code black and always the perfect balance. Definitely drop in if you are in the neighbourhood!!!

Put plainly, I'm obsessed with this place. The food is amazing, the coffee is wonderful, the design…read moreof the place is lovely and minimalistic. It's a huge bonus that the staff are great as well (that could just be because I'm in there an awful lot). Don't even get me started on the muffins, heat them up and good lord you'll have a good time.

Easy and free two hours parking right out in the front of this cafe. What an awesome find. Close to…read morethe weekend markets and a park allowing you to do your food shopping and go for a stroll after your meal. Has outdoor seating and two sections of inner seating. It's quite cold inside. The menu has a plethora of options both savoury and sweet and their breakfast options are the most expensive. Dishes range from 17-22 dollars. We got the seasonal greens which were broccolini, kale, Swiss chard, dukkah, salted ricotta and two poached eggs. Quite a filling dish with the right amount of crunchiness, freshness, saltiness and protein a great way to Start off the day. The cacao nibs bowl with its cacao almond milk though a beautiful dish with edible flowers, berries, sunflower seeds, goji berries, and crispy orange was cold to the bone, the almond milk was watery and didn't complement the dish. Perhaps get it with yoghurt over the milk. Quite disappointing. We left it barely touched. Very quick service. Attentive staff. And split billing allowed. Portion sizes are good.

A wonderful mix of homely and healthy food. You can tell love is out in every single item on the…read moremenu. I'd never had matcha before but the green smoothie is by far my favourite drink! Love the vibe of the place too - not pretentious, just feels like your local!

Cute ambience, however average service as the waitress messed up all our coffee orders. I ordered…read morethe French toast and it was okay. However the mix of all the elements of the cinnamon and the basil and the nuts stuff ruined it for me. It came with like 6 pieces of French toast and a dollop of cream it wasn't enough. I couldn't finish the whole meal. Cute little restaurant located in a little alleyway.

I actually entered here because of their tapas' happy hour instead of their coffee, espresso bar!…read more The place looks like it was a classic mini cinema before it was renovated to a hipster kind of cafe because of the theatre seatings still in place and the format of how the dining tables are laid out. I'm digging it. I like my white wine with seafood tapas ordered, fried calamari lacked flavor, sausage bites were a bit dry, but adored the chickpeas added to it, and mussels were the winner in tomato sauce! They had a special on tapas to choose from on a chalkboard menu for a set price. Service was dandy. I like the whole ambiance while munching away on a variety of ingredients with complimenting and refreshing white wine to quench the thirst. Satisfied, surely.