This cafe was recommended to me because it is housed in an old power station or something to that…read moreeffect. Space had a lot of natural light but the service was terrible. We interacted with three different servers and all were obnoxious. Skip it; lots of other cute coffee shops with better service. Food was blah!

One word - amazing :)…read more The food was super delicious and presented beautifully. The hotcakes weren't too sweet and the eggs were well cooked. I think the flavors complimented everything really well. The service was quick and friendly as well. The ambience of the cafe really set the tone of the space. The timeless structure of the building was renovated tastefully. Really pleasant place to chill and pass the time. Would love to come again. Thanks

Solid brunch place with some inventive breakfast items on a cool street. Ordered the babaganoush…read morebreakfast plate with two poached eggs on top of toast with grilled halloumi and a smear of babganoush on the bottom of the plate. It was tasty but the threw all of the items on the two pieces of toast piled on top of one another - like they were in too big a rush to notice or care and I had to reconstruct it myself. Would have liked a bit more of the eggplant spread given that it was featured in the menu listing up front and not barely enough to call it a condiment. Coffee looked pretty but was just okay. Nice place overall.

Great little place. Long line moves fast. Delicious inventive babaganoush poached egg brekkie…read more Also very generous portion of side smoked salmon. Great service and lively atmosphere. Definitely a worthwhile experience.

This review is for the original location on Hardware Lane but leaving it here cause I couldn't find…read morethe listing! Make sure to check out Hardware Societe for delicious Australian brunch and lovely service! The Hardware Lane location is a lot smaller than the other one but it's the original location. Highly recommend and it's also right by a hilarious Trump mural. I've also been to the larger location which is also great but definitely less cozy.

If nothing else the theme here is eggs which are just about in every offering. I had the ham…read morecroquettes with an egg on top (given the egg prices you may wonder why) . Service was friendly and the place does have that French cafe vibe. All in all it was a nice place especially for brunch or breakfast. If you are looking more for lunch fare I do not think this is the place.

Everything was good. I thought the dishes here were well executed but slightly over complicated. I…read moreprefer more basic and clean breakfast items. Some were overly done as in sophisticated ingredients or composition. It looks like a very popular place. The fresh squeezed orange juice was great. Some dishes the carb to protein and healthy fat ratio were way towards the carb range. Not that I'm expecting that from a restaurant.

Great food but the chai ain't it. Busy place so make sure to be willing to wait. Pastries are also…read moregreat

the food came out fast and tasted amazing, and very good customer service. They also had heater…read moreoutside for confirm on very cold days, such as today

Good location and good coffee. Theyre at the Spencer outlet…read morewhich was just next to Southern Cross. Staff was very friendly too.

Amazing selection of fresh salads!!! The best salad place in Melbourne. Leave the yellow food…read morebehind folks....

this place was popping on a weekday morning very limited…read morecoffee selection, just black or white iced white was simple but perfect canele was crisp, not too sweet server was very kind and considerate, standing room only so hot very cramped

Patricia is one of my fave coffee spots in Melbourne! I was visiting Australia and heard great…read morethings about thr coffee scene, but had been let down by many other coffee shops. The caffeine is just not strong enough. Patricia's was the first and one of the only places that had a delicious smooth cup of coffee and got me perked up for my day. Yuzu almond croissant was also good-wished they could've heated it up a tiny bit. The store is right off of little Bourke and you won't miss it because of the big line. Goes pretty fast though, and the workers are very friendly!!

We popped into Brunetti thinking it was just a small cafe, but it's so much bigger than we…read moreexpected! The place is huge, with tons of seating, beautiful Italian-inspired décor, and a warm, inviting vibe. Perfect spot to duck in on a chilly Melbourne day. We ordered the Italian hot chocolate with cream....rich, thick, and absolutely indulgent and a small tiramisu that was light, creamy, and perfectly balanced. Both were excellent. I can't wait to come back and try the food options. The menu looked amazing, and with so much space to sit and relax, it's definitely a place you can spend time in without feeling rushed. Highly recommend if you're in Melbourne and craving good sweets, coffee, or just a cozy spot to unwind.

Melbourne's coffee culture is strong, and Brunetti's on Flinders Street delivers. The coffee is…read morerich, delicious, and expertly made--any style you want, they do it well. The pastries are just as impressive, plus there's a wood-fired pizza oven and multiple stations where you can casually hang out. We stopped in during the Christmas holidays and loved seeing locals picking up desserts for their celebrations. A fun, lively spot frequented by both locals and tourists, and a great place to pause with a coffee and a pistachio cannoli.

Love the ambience and friendly staff. Ordered a soy latte and it was great. Love the Melbourne…read morecoffee scene.

Long queue, but really good coffee and great banana bread with butter. Yum small cozy maybe less…read morecrowded during the weekday

A wonderful, hidden gem in Melbourne's theatre district. The coffee is the best in Melbourne and…read morethe staff are always welcoming. Why am I telling this? Shhh.... It's supposed to be secret.

I concur with a number of the earlier judgments about this cafe. It's a hidden gem off Little…read moreBourke Street. It's a little tucked away and not prominent on the street. There's a really lovely cafe space behind the subtle facade if you take the time. The coffee here is really lovely. Deeply flavoured, substantive and offering length. Most impressive. I would have loved to have tried one of the famed almond croissants. Service was warm and friendly. A dark horse establishment which I've marked down to revisit.