Summary: 4.2. Very good contemporary Melbourne cafe. Equal to many or most highly rated places…read more Food, coffee and service are all excellent. Simplicity is the key here. Everything is done well. Nothing is over complicated. Review: The cafe is on the north side of lower Heidelberg road. It's a pleasantly laid out establishment. There are nice wood featured chairs and tables throughout. A wood covered front counter as well. Brick walls throughout too with one small tiled wall. There's a reasonable distance between tables. Nice lighting is also featured. Conventional music playing on the sound system, a bit prosaic for me but I could have just scored the wrong rotated playlist. Maybe needs something a little softer. Overall the space has a nice warm cozy feel that was very likable . I scored a pleasant greeting on arrival. It was hard not to notice the manager and staff interacting well with patrons, which enhanced the nice feel of the cafe. I had a beautiful coffee first off which came out quickly after I ordered it. It was a rich, dark, well made brew with impressive length. No half measures were taken on this long black. It was a beauty. The food is the key though, eh. It's a smallish menu here for all day breakfast and lunch. I found that an advantage as too many menu items can befuddle a simple soul like me. Nothing was overcomplicated and this menu offered ample choice I thought. I ordered the curds and beets dish off the lunch menu. This consists of goats cheese croquettes, heirloom baby beets, beetroot pesto and a frisée salad. It's a rustic looking dish but wonderfully so. It made for a gorgeous lunch that gave me all the freshness, health and flavour I was after when I walked in. The goats cheese croquettes were soft, delicate and exquisitely flavoured. They were really lovely. The heirloom beets of various kinds were excellent too. Tasty with just the right amount of give. Lovely greens with a good dressing as well. The side of peas and broad beans was really delicious too. I could barely fault these dishes which were very good. Maybe a tiny bit more seasoning on both dishes, although maybe many people want to control this themselves. I found myself preferring this cafe to a few of those in the inner north. The concentration here is on substance not style. I thoroughly enjoyed the cafe which has only been open a few months. Based on this experience, it will do very well indeed.

The menu was great, was nice balance of tradition and innovation and delivered on expectation. The…read morevenue itself is lovely. Courtyard is available to dogs which is pretty cool! Coffee was great I will definitely be back.

I discovered this little out of the way coffee shop as I was making my way around the back streets…read moreof Reservoir to attempt to find another coffee shop and bar that I wanted to check out. In a way it seems to be one of those places that indicates that Reservoir is slowly but surely being bitten by the hipster bug. However, being tucked away down in the back streets means that it can be a little difficult to find. Anyway, seeing it, and doubting that I would be down here again any time soo, I decided to pop in for a coffee. Well, coffee was pretty cool, but I also have to mention that Darth Vader was also standing in the middle of the room. I'm not sure what he was waiting for because he was there when I arrived, and I got my coffee before he got anything, so I'm still a little baffled. However, as a coffee spot it wasn't bad.

Fantastic coffee. Can't wait for breaky. Damn busy as its popular here! Super friendly staff. You…read morecan smell the bacon before you walk in.

Our first time to this close to home cafe. Converted from an old milkbar. It has been fully…read morerenovated and has a Very nice decor. Menu had a good variety of meals and prices were reasonable.

This shop has been completely redone, inside and out, with an open and welcoming vibe, great menu…read moreand staff. Free WiFi. Hot meals offered each day, lunch specials, homemade treats. Great for the neighborhood. My new favourite coffee spot.

Breakfast or lunch....Down The Rabbit Hole has got you covered. They make a great coffee and the…read morefood is excellent. Outdoor areas can be found at the front and the rear of the café. Staff are always happy and helpful. We will definitely be returning soon!

Unexpected little spot that is super popular with the locals. The menu is a modern take on regular…read moreclassics, so you'll always end up trying something new. The TFC (Templestowe Fried Chicken) Sliders were great and my little girl liked them too. I probably over ordered when I got the Yuzu Benedict as well. I feel like I ordered a watermelon juice with mint because I remember it being a super hot day as we sat in their outdoor area with my dog. Very easy spot to come and go from or meet up with friends, ample parking around too. A hidden gem if you want a menu with a difference.

Unfortunately, my experience at this café was disappointing. The service was not particularly…read morewelcoming, and I felt that the overall experience did not live up to my expectations. The food and drinks were average, especially considering the prices, and the atmosphere was not enough to make up for the poor service. I understand that cafés can get busy, but friendly and attentive customer service makes a big difference. Sadly, this experience has left me unlikely to return. I hope the café takes customer feedback on board and works on

Five lunch meals, five happy diners. Pastas, souvlaki, calamari salad and chips - everyone…read moresatisfied. Service was good, very clean. Even though venue is fully licensed because we were told over the phone we could byo, the owner was willing for us to consume our wine ($5 per bottle). Coffee was strong, hot and good. All agreed we would go back.

Came in on a quiet Sunday, early afternoon for the all day breakfast and a coffee…read more Very peaceful place, food came out quick, standard brekkie fare and reasonably priced. Coffee was also nice. Nice place and views of the surrounds very pleasant, plenty of parking and easy to get to.

I asked my Melbourne friend and former co-worker to pick a cafe iin Greensborough for us to meet…read morewith a mutual former co-worker for lunch to catch up on two years of being in different companies. He picked the perfect spot. Food was really good, coffee was perfect and there was parking and lots of shops around to browse in. Good solid spot. They must have fixed things from the previous reviews because the service was excellent and the food was well prepared. I went on a weekday at lunch time. And the prices were very reasonable for what you get. Can't beat it.

Had a dish there. The crackers were too hard and cracked my tooth. Inconsistent menu.read more

I definitely liked the cafe, particularly since they made a great pot of tea, and also some…read morebeautifully creamy eggs, and some lovely bacon, along with some hash browns. Yeah, I sort of discovered it in my wanders, and since it was the first place where I jumped off the train, I decided to give it a go, and it was definitely worth it. Oh, and the service was great as well. Being close to the railway station also helps quite a lot too.

Nice restaurant and good food. Nice atmosphere and the customer service is great. There are no…read moremistakes and they try to make the customers feel appreciated with their services

After living in the area for many years I finally checked out the restaurant and immediately…read moreregretted not having done so sooner. The patio is wonderful on a sunny day for coffee or lunch (canine companions permitted on the patio) - a stunning setting a throw back to southern Europe where lazy lunches are order of the day. The restaurant is small so wise to book.It has a wonderful french provincial ambiance and the outlook to Monsalvat's artsy buildings, stunning flora and fauna, peacocks etc makes it feel like a vacation... at least for the duration of your coffee or lunch.

Beautiful old building , lovely food , prices ok , service , well they could be a bit more…read morefriendlier and professional but they were busy at the time and I guess it cost money to be nice to customers

I recently celebrated my 60th Birthday here at the Post Office Cafe. I can't recommend the staff…read moremore highly - the service was impeccable, beautiful tranquil settings and not to mention the most wonderful tasty homemade finger foods made fresh on the day. Marreck, Poppy and the team thank you for making my special night a fantastic night to remember Very happy customer - we will be back soon

Post Office Cafe The…read morefitout is a bit dated here but by no means awful. Just a small renovation would work wonders in my view. I was nicely greeted on arrival and offered the table of my choice. I ordered a warm chicken salad which seemed a tad pricey at $19. It was probably a rather silly dish to order on a bitterly cold day. When it arrived I raised my eyebrows a bit as I'd never quite seen the likes of it before. It was nothing like the warm chicken salads you get at most places these days. You know, the bed of salad and the grill marked chicken and a few other extras and a nice dressing. This though was very different. For a start, the chicken came with a sauce. And, there were several thickly cut slices of warm sweet potato provided plus avocado, Spanish onion and lettuce as well as surprisingly, slivers of green pickle. It looked very unusual and I had some trepidation about tackling it. I needn't have worried. It was rustic but nonetheless very good. The chicken pieces were generously sized and nicely cooked with ample moistness. The veggies were all lovely and tasty. It all hung together nicely. The dish probably needed a couple more leafy greens but was still very satisfying and I found myself liking it. Against the odds, I found myself liking it here and 3.5 is just the right score in my book.