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Iron Henry

4.0 (1 review)
Closed • 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

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Left Field - Outdoor seating

Left Field

3.8(18 reviews)
1.7 km
•$$

The food was beautifully presented and the space was warm. The service was great and friendly…read more I ordered the cookies n creme smash Oreos sliders and I just couldn't love it. There was really just one note, just sweet. It's creme in a donut style bun and on a plate of bananas, figs, honey comb, caramel, honey, pistachio, edible flowers. But there was no balance just sweet on sweet on sweet. Fearing this I ordered smoked salmon just to have a bit of salt. The dish was visually amazing but it was hard to eat and I couldn't finish it. I love the idea but just needed something. Even if the pistachios were salted that would have helped. I get what these guys are trying to do but it just want for me.

A new cafe opens in Melbourne nearly every month but are usually concentrated around the city and…read moresurrounding suburbs. The newest opening comes from the team behind powerhouse cafes Short Straw, Touchwood and Tall Timber and resides in dreamy Carnegie. Located on an street corner in a mostly residential area, Left Field brings it to life with good quality food and coffee and accompanying crowds. It actually took two attempts in the weekend after opening to get a table. Left Field takes on one of the signature design trends of white walls, light timber and exposed light bulbs which offers a clean, open and modern atmosphere. A dark-toned tile mosaic behind the counter area and a scattering of potted plants throughout the cafe add a touch of colour. Seating is a mixture of small tables and booths inside and the same outside along the length of the white painted brick exterior. The food menu, as the name might suggest, is a little left field with Middle Eastern influences. Highlights include the Smashed peas bruschetta, Beetroot cured ocean trout and the Supergreen tacos. The braised Moroccan lamb shoulder with pistachio, cranberry and quinoa tabouleh, feta, green chermoulah dressing and garlic yoghurt. Presentation was a little surprisingly with fine dining-like styling. The lamb shoulder was tender and juicy with an exciting flavour combination provided by the rubbed spices and the fruity tabouleh. Gluten free, dairy free and nut-containing dishes are highlighted for those with dietary requirements. Coffee is from Niccolo with a blend and single origin espresso and filter options. Soy and almond milk is available. There is also a range of teas, soft drinks and cold pressed juices. Service is like clockwork, especially during the busy opening period. Left Field brings a touch of the city cafe culture to the outer south eastern suburbs and is sure to be a local favourite.

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Left Field - Counter

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Golden Child - Blood pudding

Golden Child

4.4(10 reviews)
4.4 km
•$$

This place is so cute! Heading out of my regular stomping ground for a lunch date, I'm so glad to…read morehave been shown this cute strip of Glen Iris, tucked behind the Burwood train station on a residential street. I ordered a long black to start and it was perfection. Code Black coffee I believe. I would have ordered another immediately had I not had an afternoon of more coffee meetings ahead! The menu is fantastic with a great variety of brunch and lunch items to suit all tastes. The granola was so tempting, as was the mouth watering pulled pork and slaw sandwhich that my dining buddy opted for. I went for the Israeli Chicken Salad - very flavoursome and filling - they were not stingy on the chicken. The spot is child-friendly (not just a clever name) and the seating outside was comfortable with plenty of room for the pram. With this and other adorable cafes popping up in this neighbourhood, it's definitely putting Glen Iris on my visit-more list for Melbourne. Sitting amongst the leafy street on a sunny afternoon was relaxing to the max. Loved it.

I almost don't want to review this place for fear that it'll become busier! Cute little cafe next…read moreto the train station with wonderful staff and yummy coffee. My mother's group meets here and we sit outside with prams lined up and babies on our laps. This child friendly cafe even offered us free muffins as we sat outside in the sun. Delightful! Try the chai :)

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Golden Child - Soba Noodle Salad with chicken tenderloins, wasabi peas, edamame, cucumber & kewpie mayo. Yum!

Soba Noodle Salad with chicken tenderloins, wasabi peas, edamame, cucumber & kewpie mayo. Yum!

Golden Child - Inside dining room

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