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Errol's Cafe

3.6 (15 reviews)
Closed • 6:30 am - 10:30 pm

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Moderate noise
Good for groups
Good for kids
Outdoor seating

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Errol's make really good coffee. That's about all I credit them for. Their food is completely forgettable, so my only staple order there is the toasted egg and bacon sandwich, which is generous and hits the spot, particularly on a hang over. And really, how can you get an egg and bacon sandwich wrong? The service at Errol's is often strangely rude. It's clearly a family business, so the waiters and barristers seem to treat their patrons like family members, which is to say... with an excess of attitude. For some reason, whenever I order there, I feel like I should be apologising for something. Or like I'm taking a secret intelligence test and "soy flat white" is the wrong answer. In any case, their coffee is good enough to keep me coming back, so I can handle the fact that the staff are never going to invite me around to watch Disney movies and plait each others' hair. Your loss Errol's!

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11 years ago

Went in because we were on the way somewhere. Thoroughly enjoyed the great food. Had the Calzone. Really nice. Atmosphere new age.

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11 years ago

Great food, nice service. I just wish the atmosphere was a bit less like a diner. It's just not comfy...

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“This restaurant offers amazing coffee, and a wonderful range of fresh Mediterranean food as well as deliveries to your own home or venue.”

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Happy Place by Lola Berry

3.2(6 reviews)
3.3 km
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I woke up Monday morning to an email asking if I'd like to "pop out to Happy Place this afternoon…read morefor a beetroot latte and a raw paleo cake." Who says no to such an offer? (Also: How positively Melbournian!) Upon arrival at this tiny shop on the outside of South Melbourne Market, I was immediately beguiled by the recherché menu. Gems from it include a shroom latte (medicinal mushroom powder, chicory root, dandelion, stevia, almond milk) and an 'I Love Oprah' smoothie featuring monga waratah, a shrub endemic to Australia that's purported to help one find inner strength. After a long peruse I ordered the Mexicano Cacao (raw cacao, cacao butter, chilli, black pepper extract, cayenne, coconut milk) for myself and a cup of the bone broth to share with my mates. The Mexicano Cacao was rich and nicely spicy. But the real winner was the wonderfully toothsome bone broth. I could easily drink a cup a day of this savory stuff. Happy Place isn't set up for hanging out, as there are no seats inside but it's a solid spot to grab a smoothie, hot drink or a light lunch (I loved the look of the seared ahi slices on offer in the salad case!).

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Happy place smoothie bowl, Shroom latte, New Moon juice

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Errol's Cafe - coffee - Updated October 2026

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