Cute local neighbourhood cafe. The name comes from the garage roller door which covers the outside…read moreof the main seating area. I've been coming here for a few years now and the staff are always friendly and welcoming. Food is mostly the usual breakfast affair but with some nice twists. Popular items include the Badlands - parmesan and bacon hash with a kransky and leeks, and the Meatball Baked Eggs. There are also a selection of sub-style hot rolls. Much of the food is cooked in a pizza oven giving it that extra nice crunch. Coffee is a blend from Syndicate and there is also Moccamaster filter available and a small bar with a selection of beer and spirits. If you're nearby, definitely check it out.

Great tucked away cafe! The people there are wonderful. The food and coffee doesn't disappointed…read more Roller door serves some great food, honestly not something you expect from a small cafe. They even have a book nook you can read from. It's a spot where people in the neighbourhood come in on a regular basis and where everyone is known by their first name. If you do live close by I say hit them up, bring a friend and if you've had a big night a great place to cure that hangover. They even have a liquor licence for those that like a bit of fun with brunch.

Located in a restaurant filled alleyway. This place is one of many. I'm glad we stopped by…read more Beautifully presented food and tasty! The bloody Mary was so good. Just the right taste of spice. I enjoyed my brekkie plate. The pancakes were nice and crisp with a gentle sweetness. My partner enjoyed his soup as well. I am obsessed with Affogatos so this one certainly hit the spot.

This is another one of those really charming cafes that happen to be hidden down one of Melbourne's…read moremany laneways. I should mention that it is best to get here pretty early since I have discovered that it does get quite packed with all of the morning workers swarming through here. However, it is a pretty cool place to grab some breakfast, and they also have some really nice options on the menu as well. Oh, and the staff are also really, really good.

I absolutely love this place! Every morning they have these incredible fresh muffins with two…read moredifferent flavors each day. So far I've tried a peanut butter Nutella muffin, an apple cinnamon, and a Nutella with hazelnut and cherries. The coffee is excellent as well; I just might be obsessed with the muffins. There's indoor seating and a takeaway line outside as well that is really convenient and quick.

Quite a large cafe with seating in the front and back. Most people seem to grab their coffee to go…read morefrom the outside section of the cafe which is convenient. I thought their coffee was pretty good, but I also ordered their breakfast bagel and was a little disappointed. There was nothing standout about it and it was also so greasy that it was a little nauseating. With mushrooms, feta, and a poached egg on each half, it's not quite your typical breakfast bagel. Although I might pass on the bagel next time, overall I still really liked the cafe and their acai bowl or simple breakfast toast seemed great.

Really good food and good brisk, friendly service…read more Also good environment and good vibe. I'm not actually a fan of their coffee though! To me it has a green, sour taste. At different times of day it seems to get very crowded and also I wonder if it made it into a tourist or university guide because the last time I was there quite a few people were waiting for a table and a lot of people were taking selfies.

Coffee was good. The cinnamon scroll stole the show for me though! Amazing. They have an extensive…read morebrunch menu too. I'll be back for sure. Loved how spacious the interior is, feels like a big warehouse but nice.

Fresh borek and gozleme! The borek and gozleme is still…read morefreshly cooked, but like other customers, we''ve noticed that this store has fallen victim to the rising prices. There is less filling and there seems to be more dough than filling. It's probably still a pretty good deal at $5 for borek and $8 for gozleme though. 26 September 2017 Wonderful bakehouse next to Queen Victoria Market This fantastic bakehouse next to the Queen Victoria Market serves delicious freshly cooked borek and gozleme at reasonable prices. Our spinach and cheese borek and tabouleh salad was a perfect start to the day!

The gozleme is amazing and the staff, including the two ladies preparing the food are pretty…read morefriendly. The gozleme and borek are made fresh on the premise and individually handcrafted. The gozleme and borek are made according to a family recipe and using methods similar to what you'll see in Turkey. I've tried all the gozleme on the menu and rank my favourite in the following order. 1) Spinach and Cheese- my all time favourite. The piping hot soft cheesy and spinach filling inside a fresh lightly buttered crispy pastry keeps me coming back for more. 2) Spicy Lamb- my guy friends like this one. I like the this one too but not as much as spinach and cheese. 3) Spicy Potato- which I find quite filling. The gozleme are $6 each and I think that's quite reasonable. I also like the boreks there too, especially pumpkin and the sweet berry flavoured. The boreks are $3.

Cafe with outdoor and indoor seating and ample street parking. Arrived here on a Sunday noon and it…read morewas almost empty inside but lots of people on the outdoor tables. Free wifi. A small selection of baked goods on counter. Menu consists of wraps, burgers and a handful of brekkie items. Despite being a small menu it caters to all tastes. My friend got the small victories sandwich which is bacon fried egg tomato in slices of bread. He inhaled it and liked the freshness from the tomato. I had the lamb wrap with pulled succulent lamb, refreshing pieces of cucumber and tomato, delicious undertones of the sauce and complementary sourness and crumbly texture from the feta. The wrap itself was a thin white wrap. I devoured mine too and the hot crinkly cut chips were a bonus Our coffees were robust yet creamy. Great value for money. Good friendly service.

Around the corner of my house Small Victories has taken my preference for a sit down breakfast. I…read morelike the brightness of the place as for a breakfast dimmed lights don't make sense. It is the meal that starts your day, it should awaken you like a beautiful sunrise when you just had a 9 hour sleep. Food wise always up to scratch, I have had soup, sandwiches and the small victories breakkie. Sucker for black pudding and love the way it is served. New age fun with a vintage feel. The space feels great, always feel welcome and most importantly they tolerate me just talking shit about everything and nothing. Recommended by me. But then again. Who the fff hell am I?

I loveeee this place!! This place is sorta hidden in the small alley. It looks like they renovated…read moreparking garage and made into a restaurant. Inside is very spacious and lots of light. It's a perfect place to chill on the weekend to get a brunch. Not only this place is very hip but also their food tasted amazing! I loved their bagel dish and acai bowl. Acai bowl was definitely insta worthy (very pretty) and tastes super healthy. I liked their bagel dish it was very flavorful I kept eating even though it wasn't my food..... lol I think coffee was alright though. I would definitely recommend this place!

Best breakfast in Australia...(maybe I haven't had much luck in other places). The maple bacon…read morebanana bagel was the best. Filling and delicious. Also got the açaí bowl and it had lots of lovely delicious fresh fruit, granola and flowers sprinkled on it. Nice presentation. Service was average. Single origin coffee was very tasty but they give you such a small cup. Definitely skip the watery koko black hot chocolate. So under whelming and disappointing.

Still in the Market grounds, but acting as a bastion of quiet an calm, is Invita Cafe. Obtaining…read moremuch of it's organic & veg/vegan produce from the market, this little cafe offered a welcome respite from the serious queuing, smoke, heat, humidity and noise within the pavillions of the last Night Market of the year. This little cafe offers drinks & juices, cakes, pies, wraps and salads for eating in their little courtyard or takeaway. Service is friendly and prompt. My large mixed salad ($10) had a sweet potato and chickpea and mung bean with soy dressing in a large biodegradable takeaway container. The salads were tasty and filling without being amazing, but extra points for being local and organic. It's a healthy and ethical choice for a filling takeaway meal, plus a good place to relax if the QV Markets are too hectic.

Lovely find in Queen Victoria Market. I wanted something to go, so I got the falafel wrap and…read moresamosa w/ tamarind sauce. Both vegan and yummy. My sister got one of the green juices and it was really fresh.