The staff are outstanding. The food is excellent! A high standard with the bonus of value for…read moremoney for me it served as an exciting part of the whole experience. Everything is immaculately clean with a higher than usual attention to detail by the service attendants. The ambiance is a more casual one, family friendly as well as accommodating intimate couples and large gatherings. Honestly, it was the best place in Melbourne to go where I could be guaranteed on a continuum that the food would always be at a very high standard and reasonable price.

This place is very aesthetically pleasing, the vibes are so warm along with the food being lovely!…read more Recommend to all who want to try something different!

Upon my return to Melbourne, the wave of hipster café's continuing to grow has been noted. Whilst…read moreI've still got my faves in my back pocket, I am open to trying the plethora of brunch establishments available all over Melbourne. So cue South Society. What a flop. This is my other issue with being spoilt for choice, you have no idea hows it going to be until you have been, and if it's rubbish sadly you won't get your two hours back (thank goodness for the good company!) It's a fairly large cafe located on the shopping strip just off Blackburn road with ample outdoor seating. My friend and I were seated on a very wobbly table outside (which also sent a glass of water into my lap after the table tipped towards me) which was rectified by moving. Also a wobbly table, this was fixed by stacking a pile of napkins underneath. Coffee orders were taken promptly but food took ages. I ordered myself the Mediterranean eggs Benedict and my friend had the mushrooms on toast. It was about 45 minutes before the food came out and it was such a disappointment. My food was more tasteless than plain rice. It was supposed to be poached eggs, sitting atop shredded pork shoulder on Turkish bread, topped with jalapeños, coriander and hollondaise sauce. The whole thing was bland and soggy. Hollondaise was too runny and not well seasoned. Eggs overcooked. My pork shoulder was so watery it tasted like boiled pork and sitting atop the Turkish bread just meant the whole thing was soggy. The only flavour I could actually taste was the coriander. My friend who had the mushrooms was also quite unimpressed with her meal. I've added an extra star here because the coffee and ambiance are nice, but I'd recommended just sticking to the coffee and people watching.

After 3 visits, it is time to write a review…read more This cafe is fairly new and is located on the corner of Blackburn Road right of the freeway at the Pinewood shopping village. If you live around the area, you will know this location is tough and the spot has undergone several changes throughout the past few years and never quite made it. With Glen Waverley becoming busier, it is natural for the overflow of people to move towards Pinewood and with cafe's becoming "the thing" in Melbourne...South Society has taken the bull by the horns. Newly renovated with simple open plan full - wooden tables, dessert display and pot plants... With an all day menu from 7am, I have tried: Pumpkin linguini, red velvet pancakes (strawberries and chocolate drizzle) and the big breakfast (with a cheesy potato croquette). The food is on the pricier side however is in line with other hip places. The chai latte is always well brewed with actual tea and served a brown platter. The coffee always looks pretty and friends say it is an average coffee. I come here as there is always parking, the food is the same price as Glen Waverley Cafes and on par for quality. The food ranges from muesli - bacon and eggs - smashed ago - burger - pasta which caters for a variety of people I enjoy catching up with. Will be back for the convenice however the most recent visit I was a bit disappointed with the floors and tables not being well kept and food order taking some time.

I had lunch here not terribly long ago. I'd planned to see a movie at the cinema at Pinewood and…read morethought I'd turn up an hour or two early and have some lunch and maybe do a little bit of shopping. Walking around the block, there were plenty of choices for places to eat, but I decided I'd give 57 Cafe Bar Restaurant a go. I'll be honest - it was a bit expensive for what it was. I mean, an $18 steak sandwich? It was extremely nice though, and the serving size was more than enough, but it's not the sort of lunch I'd indulge in every day. The service was reasonable, with staff who are friendly and polite. Décor-wise, it's a fairly modern looking place, and it's neat. It has a nice atmosphere. For me, it's a place to go for a nice meal every once in awhile.

The club sandwich was great but I think an egg would be even tastier. The dish came with really…read morecrispy wedges. We also grabbed the spinach ricotta tortellini which was great!! The staff were reasonably friendly, sometimes a bit deadpan and standing around chatting. Ask us how our meal was. Clean the frosted windows that customers were wiping with their hands. Remove plates when customers had finished. (Took one plate, not two) I'm male. Talk to me as well. Not just my wife.

Wow. .. just discovered this place this morning. Late was perfect and it comes with a free…read moremacaroon. They specialize in desserts cakes and coffee and i enquired about an Armenian one and the waitress offered a free try!!! Highly recommend the desiccated Turkish delight to go with their excellent coffee... simply prefect!

Whilst slightly on the more expensive side, the cafe has excellent service offering a free small…read moretreat with coffees. The desserts are slightly on the expensive side, but they are absolutely exquisite. i had the salted caramel doughnut. Well baked, warm with perfect amounts of sugar, topping, filling etc. The latte was fantastic, great temperature and very even bodied. Lacks the strong aroma and kick that I'd usually get at my regular cafe, but from an objective standpoint, it was great.

A very cute local cafe with a nice vibe. They can get pretty busy in the morning. Staffs are pretty…read morefriendly. Great plating of food, decent food and coffee. I love how they list out what's vegan, vegetarian, gluten free, and contains nuts and seeds, etc. clearly. It's super easy for people who have dietary restrictions to make their decisions. Great place to grab a quick bite in the morning or hang out with friends.

One of my local cafés, Son of Tucci prides themselves on all homemade cooking…read more I had the "Tucci Burger" which is always juicy and homely for Wagu beef. Just the way I like it. We also got the Pork Belly sandwich. ALWAYS delicious but, a little bit fatty. Most of the staff are great to talk to and are always accommodating. I recommend this place and the coffee's great too.

Great Cafe for both breakfast and lunch while on a business trip to the area. Really fresh food…read more For breakfast I had Eggs Florentine ( poached eggs with Hollandaise sauce on toasted rolls with a side of smoked salmon and steamed spinach) Returned same day for lunch and had the chicken tandoori wrap. Made fresh and really authentic flavors. Heading back on my second business trip day for the same breakfast and the Thai chicken wrap for lunch.

We were trying to find a quiet cafe in Pinewood and stumbled upon this place…read more The service was friendly and quick. We ordered a chai and a coffee. The owners seem to be relatively new to the industry but were very polite and curteous. During the week, this sandwich cafe is probably much busier during lunch time but on the weekend I will be going back for coffee and cake!

It is located on a corner in the Glen Waverley District. The place was extremely busy when we…read morevisited. The employees were busily serving customers; however, they were friendly and helpful too. We ordered a coffee and had to wait outside for the coffee to be made. The coffee was delicious and made well. Yum!

Mocha Jos is in a prime location of the Glen Waverley strip. It's a central meeting point and is…read moreconstantly buzzing with people in and outside. This is a hip and trendy place by nature thanks to the vibe of the people. Weekend breakfast can get pretty busy here, its not unusual if a wait is required for a table. This is a very fun place to be, the staff are excellent and the food is decent. I would prefer to have a larger variety on the menu (because I'm picky), but it's fine the way it is now. Their best sellers are probably their toasted sandwiches-simple, tasty, great price, and chips are served in a cute mini fry basket on the side. Other things worth trying out are their steak, this is a huge slab of meat that is cooked and flavored well. Their garlic bread/dips are also fun. Definitely a great place to catch up with friends, probably wouldn't suggest large groups unless you've got a booking.