A pretty comprehensive range of all things organic and health foody. The staff seem helpful and the…read morevibe is pleasant enough. Plenty of parking as the shop backs onto the coles car park.

Generally a very good range of health food but be careful of non-packaged items labelled 'organic'…read more Have suspected things like bananas were conventional and this week (Sept 2017) bought 'Organic' Tomatoes - very large size that immediately were obviously NOT organic when cut. Absolutely NO smell or taste, and the inside seeds and general shape has all the hallmarks of not only NOT being organic but probably GMO as well. Question staff about all non- packaged goods claiming 'organic' and if they can't provide proof - don't buy it

A convience store with a focus on healthy foods. Serving great coffee. Open late. Staff helpful…read more An asset to the people of Greville and the surrounding streets as we do not have anything like it in our close vicinity.

In the world of convenience stores 365+ deserves 5 stars with its convenient offering of everything…read more& anything with a healthy theme despite the Ben & Jerry's fridge hiding out the back. Barista quality coffee, boutique beers, Lebanese pizzas made to order, all your organic, gluten free, raw vegan, health craze offerings & even rent a movie service! For you train hustlers who are always in a race against time you can pick up brekkie/lunch in a hurry with their boutique gourmet hot pies or pre-boxed salads... Just a minute walk from Prahan station.

Fantastic array of produce and lovely staff. I always go here if I'm looking for something special…read moreto add to a meal. They also have a great range of health foods.

I don't usually Yelp about service stations but this IGA is unique. It has the nicest staff always…read moresmiling and helpful. A great selection of international and regional products from fresh broasted chicken to Greek yogurt. And the best magazine rack in the city.

They do the best food, banh mi, sausage roll and meat pie are the total best. And the staff are…read morenice too

Lee Lee Bakehouse is a small bakery in Boronia that do one of the best White Bread loaves I've ever…read morehad. The bread rolls are also really cheap, and always fresh and soft. With their loves very cheap compared to other bakeries, you can expect to pay under $2 a loaf. They also have a large range of fresh cakes and sweets on display. Lee Lee bake hot pies and pasties daily, and as a vegetarian, I love the spinach and potato roll. This little pastry is fantastic, and rivals any other I've had from more up market bakeries.

I really like this place…read more Easy to find as this is located right at the center of Southgate foodcourt. Moreover, it's an Aus/Japanese shop so the treatment is always amazing. Their service is really good, they listen to your order carefully, provide information if some offer is ongoing and the muffins are really good. I personally like the poppyseed ones (Orange and lemon poppyseed) but other varieties are also good whether it be blueberry or chocolate chip. Also they have vegan options. Coffee is not great though but it works. I will give 5 stars because of service and muffins and other food items but coffee is 3 or at max 3.5. All in all, nice shop with very nice people.

Sweet by name, even sweeter by taste this café is by far my favourite in and around Oak Park. It's…read morea cosy little café located in the Snell Grove precinct, just a minute's walk away from the train station. There's seating inside if you want to stop in for a treat, but I prefer to grab my specialties to devour at home. I'm a big fan of home made pies but usually I'm left disappointed by the quality of the meat or other ingredients used. Not so with Sweet Nektar. Their beef burgundy pies are the best I've ever tasted and the different lamb varieties should be award winning they are just that delicious. The thing I love is that everything is made on site on the day, so you can't always be sure your favourite will be available when you go there. It's so not a bad thing here though because it just frees you up to find something just as scrumptious and loveable. The made to order rolls and sandwiches are delish as well, even my daughter who is addicted to hot chips loves coming with me to order her own special sandwich. While your there you have to spoil yourself with one of the handmade sweets, from cookies to slices and cakes you'll want to take the lot, but do yourself a favour and at least try the hedgehog! I'm also big on service and the people here are lovely, and because they always take the time to talk with my children and tell me how cute they are they win extra points with me!

This is a great little cafe and rather appropriately named Sweet Nektar. My French toast and cafe…read morelatte this morning was delicious as always and the owner is wonderfully warm and engaging to all her customers. Sweet Nektar is a genuine treat with everything being prepared daily on the premises. Recently I asked them to cater an event I was involved in and as usual, the food was fantastic. Whenever I am in Snell Grove I never miss an opportunity to call in for a bite to eat and a coffee and of course the enjoyable friendly atmosphere that can always be found at Sweet Nektar Cafe!

I was already loaded on serotonin (result of two back to back fitness classes) before arriving here…read moreon a cool Sunday afternoon (around 12pm). There is ample street parking and a park with a playground within minutes away.  My friend had arrived a few minutes earlier and put down our names on the waiting list. She was told it would be a 25 minutes wait. So, in the mean time, we got coffees. She got herself a soy flat white, while I was refused a skinny cacao mocha as they do not serve skim milk. When my friend asked why, they said it was because skim milk is full cream milk with the fat removed and added sugar. Though I beg to differ, I had to suffice with the full cream extra hot cacao mocha. Their homemade cacao is bitter and hence my drink was quite bitter but I could barely taste the coffee as the cacao was so overpowering. Perhaps, I should have ordered a double shot cacao mocha.  We got seating within the 25 minutes and were offered seats in the corner. While I had a comfy couch to sit on, my friend appeared to be sitting on what looked like a bed. She had the waitress climbing up behind her to serve drinks and food. As this looked quite awkward, we were then moved to shared seating on a long table near the kitchen. Here I noticed that the cafe has outdoor seating which I would have much preferred as well as swings that you can sit on. The swings look pretty cool but I prefer stable seating.  My friend was hangry and ordered the nutrition bomb which is 23 bucks and has eggs, alfalfa sprouts, pumpkin/sweet potato and other goodness. I found the menu slightly disappointing as I love eggs and most of the dishes suggested that you add on an egg ($5 for an egg - umm I buy a dozen for around $3), but then I guess you go to other cafes for eggs or eat them at home.  I got the smiling avocado - a dish with two slices of bread (their sprouted bread is sensational), lots of cherry tomatoes, crumbed feta, smashed pea and mint puree, smashed avocado beetroot relish, and chopped chilli. The portion sizes are huge so I do not recommend you order any of their large sides to share unless you are very very hungry. I thoroughly enjoyed my meal and enjoyed the slight sweet flavour that was perhaps due to the beetroot relish. I could have done with more chilli but feared asking for added chilli as that is an extra 2 bucks. Service is quick and staff friendly. They have a minimum 20 eftpos limit (seriously!) but then it's easy to exceed the $20 limit where almost everything is an add-on (eggs, avocado, chilli, sweet potato, pumpkin, and the list goes on).  I believe their menu is best catered for people who like to mix and match items to produce their own brunch meals. Whereas for me, I prefer pre-designed brunch items that are wholesome and affordable.

I found it really hard to like this place. I found it hard to pay a minimum of $22 for something…read morethat I already eat daily. I found Serotonin to be wanky, overpriced and weirdly cult like. With dishes like deconstructed sushi and over used adjectives on the menu that want to make you (and I did) go 'WTF'? They are clearly aiming at the current happy, healthy and wholesome vibe going around but the menu has no staying power. Especially with the prices they ask of you. $10 for a coconut with a shot of espresso. Golden latte - I make this all the time at home and mine tastes better. Won't be back.