Ringwood - Brace yourselves! Nick & Jac together with their…read moreamazing team have opened up their 1st business venture. Located in the heart of Ringwood with free 1--2hr street parking on their doorstep, this place will definitely be a regular coffee haunt! Exposed brick, copper piping and cheery staff welcome you as you take a seat. Axil coffee is on point as is their Quinoa & Chicken salad. If you are looking for a place to catch up with friends, chill out and read a book or to brunch/lunch at.. Come check them out!

HOLY CRAP this place is good. Been hearing much about this…read moreplace and had to try it out. Went with the wife and kids last night and what a treat. The food was so clean and fresh I felt like I was at a Michelin star restaurant. The staff was so friendly and helpful with the little ones, I am definitely coming back here. Five well earned stars.

I've eaten here a few times now, and this cafe continually impresses me…read more The food is great. Beautiful Dench sourdough breads (also available to purchase in whole loaves), perfectly poached eggs, and an interesting menu with beautiful presentation make it a delight to eat here. The coffee is veneziano, made well, and there is usually a single origin coffee available. No filter coffee menu, but the single origin espresso option is usually fresh and enjoyable. And available! Which is spectacular in the outer eastern suburbs, where I am usually met with a blank state when I ask if there is a single origin coffee on offer. They have Larsen and Thompson teas available, but if you like to be specific about how your tea is brewed, be prepared, as they serve them without brew timers. The space is nice, with an outdoor table out the front, some tables inside, and space out the back. It can get busy! Especially on the weekend. The staff are great, though, with service being prompt and friendly, and chatty when it's not too busy. *TL;DR: currently the best specialty coffee cafe in the outer eastern suburbs, so visit!

Super nice staff, and good coffee.... haven't quite mastered the iced latte but the hot coffees are…read moregood!

Spent a lengthy time there with some friends today- I thought it was terrific food with excellent…read moreservice. Appeared very popular with lots of visitors which created a lovely atmosphere.

Excellent coffee and service! The atmosphere around the…read morecafe is one of fun and tranquility. Getting to sip a cup of coffee or eat a meal while looking out at the landscaped golf course is fantastic. I love it and go regularly to get a cup of coffee before my classes at CBC.

In a last minute decision to go out for breakfast which turned into brunch, out of the nearby…read moreplaces, Three Monkeys stood out as somewhere to spend my Sunday morning at. It's right on the corner, with plenty of parking nearby. It's very quaint, painted brick, like it belongs outside, it's a small cozy cafe, but it was bustling for brunch time. We got seated in the back patio area, which was again, very cute and cozy. Ordered was the Beets and Thyme Salmon, a Sweet Monkey and a Vanilla Cronut. I had the lemon grass and ginger tea, which was very spot on with the salmon. It came out like a work of art and was so yummy, the flavor matched the presence. It was best getting a little bit of everything on one forkful, the salmon, the thyme, the egg and potato rosti. The Sweet Monkey delivered just as well, the roti was crunchy and soft, and all of the toppings went well with it, nothing over the top that masked the others, it just worked. The Vanilla Cronut was good; yes, I've had better ones, both for the purpose of having a cronut, it did it's job. I didn't catch our waitresses name, but every single person here was more than friendly. All of their menu items look creative and tasty. I eyed some of the burgers other tables ordered, they were good portioned and looked good. And skimming over the lunch menu, it definitely is a place to come back to. I think I read that breakfast is all day here, but don't quote me on that one.

Nice little cozy cafe with very nice food. We are well attended once we walked in although all…read morestaff seems busy at that moment. The Coffee is better than those big coffee chain but you cannot expect speciality coffee grade (proud Mary, 5 senses, st Ali, etc) - but it satisfy my caffeine dose for the day. Food (4 stars)- I've ordered Porky Pig, myself with an Asian background I am very picky with Pork smell and how they cook. Three monkey cooked this tender soft n caramelised with sweet tamarind. The salad at the side compliment it well. Jeng

I'd put this place down as a 'railway station coffee shop'. Well, not quiet, but it is close enough…read moreto enable one to grab a coffee before jumping on an overtly crowded train. However, it was a Saturday when I ventured down here, which means that everybody descends on this place to actually sit and talk. The coffee wasn't all that bad, though not one of the best that I've had, however the place was quite charming, if small. Still, I didn't mind it, but it wasn't a place that really grabbed my attention.

Nice cafe opposite the station the vegetarian breakfast was massive with mushrooms,hashbrowns,…read morespinach,avocado,corn fritters. Concrete floor a little cold,howver funky ambiance,nice staff....overall cool place with good coffee and food. Best cafe in area next to two brothers 5 min down the road with the bonus that this cafe is open on Sunday!!

Such great service all seem happy to be here but when you work in a chocolate shop who wouldn't?…read moreThe white chocolate drink is soooo good. It hit the spot when I needed a drink and a sugar hit. Only $6.50 for a large drink. The chairs are a bit small so if your a bigger person try and sit inside the store.

Great cafe, awesome hot chocolates and love the waffles. Made my first date a very nice experience…read morethanks to the staff really appreciate it.

Super cute cafe but coffee wasn't the best, fresh chai was delish lots of yummy stuff to eat but…read morenot many seats Cute cups

I jumped off the train at Blackburn for some random reason and immediately saw this place across…read morethe road, so I decided to check it out. A part of me thought that I might have been a little to far out from the city to find a hip coffee bar, but it turned out that I wasn't because this place pretty much delivered. The staff were friendly, and the coffee was pretty good. It seems to be one of those places that people visit before catching the train, as opposed to when they arrive in the city. However, as a coffee spot, it's pretty cool, and certainly worth checking out.

Had the breakfeast.. The big breakfeast was beautiful to…read moreeat, you can select what you want on the plate. Had the breakfeast burrito was yummy. Would recommend going to try this place a go. Also affortable in price too.

The food was great! Five orders for brunch with 4 servings of eggs which were all cooked perfectly…read more Accommodating in various ways (allergies, seating and service). Only downside was a bit cold near the door because the door didn't close on its own. Overall a very nice place to have a Sunday brunch.

Yyyuuummmmmmmm!!!!! Defs found a winner in this little cafe. Picked the worst day in Melbourne to…read moretake the pooch out for brunch, freezing, raining, windy, 7degrees. We stumbled across this place due to it being the only one with dry seating outside, under cover. The waitress was a lovely lady who bought out blankets for us, and took our orders asap. Kept coming to check on us etc Now to the food , my brunch buddy & I both ordered the brit , hash browns, poached eggs, cheese & a delish capsicum sauce. The coffee was on point, creamy, perfect texture & just yum! Will be a great place to head back to , maybe when the weather improves a little though.

Nice coffee for the outer burbs…read more Haven't tried the food though. Happy to come here again.

Love the coffee, service not so great. Good for takeaway but wouldn't go for a sit down and chat…read more No lactose-free milk.

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