One of the great steaks of the world. The stone grill allows you to cook your steak to perfection…read more A five star meal without the need for dress shoes and a tie. Great causal atmosphere with a friendly staff. Desert desert desert did I say desert?? Eat your heart out. We thought the steaks were good well wear your Homer Simpson stretch pants.

I have now been to Demazzi Stone Grill over 3 times and they have secured a top 10 spot on my…read moreburger list! They get better with every visit. 100% add Demazzi to your list, the travel to Essendon is well worth it. Milkshakes - OMG, one of the best milkshakes I have ever had, top 10 in Melbourne easy!

Got the Malibu and it was juicy and great tasting. And the…read moresurprising thing is it's at DFO and didn't cost an arm and a leg.

I enjoyed the food here. They've got an interesting selection of burgers with some unique American…read morestyle varieties I haven't seen at other burger places in Melbourne. I went for the LeBron burger, a spicy beef burger. The chips were pretty good too. The dining areas were a bit of a let-down. inside was too noisy and outside is right next to a large, congested and ugly intersection.

Good solid burger joint in the North. Cheesy Bacon fries were just as you'd expect, American out of…read morea can style cheese sauce, American style bacon pieces (you know the type, almost candied), and really good thick chips. The chocolate cookie shake was divine. The burger itself was nice, a good mix of sauces, but the meat pattie itself was probably a little dry if anything? The brioche bun wasn't too "briochey", and it is served in a half unwrapped, ready to eat and catch your drippings fashion. Service was quick and friendly, the decor is basically a basketball court, complete with rings, and they have a decent sized outdoor space out the front, but multiple tables big enough for big groups (we had 7). Fun Fact - the burgers are all named after prominent NBA players (hence the title Dribbles). I went the good Ol' original Jordan Royale. I mean, well i had to, we were sitting on table number 23.

Beautiful trendy cafe right near Essendon station with a great menu…read more Quite a bit noisy though, and very small. It was busy and packed when I went midweek for brunch. The corn fritters are marvelous and stacked up with flavour. They include smoked salmon, avocado, kale and a 62 degree egg! Their juices are also delicious. They have great combinations- the juice I had contained ginger, pineapple and berries. I ordered a hash brown too because I was randomly craving one. It was good! I'm planning on visiting st Rose again soon - I can't wait to try out the rest of the menu!

I knew St Rose was going to be good from the moment I received the post card in my letter box…read moreannouncing their upcoming opening! I wasn't at all disappointed when I visited in their first week. The coffee is delicious and so is the food. I second LG on the atmosphere of St Rose- a gorgeous space that feels airy and inviting. The staff are all lovely and accommodating. St Rose is a must for a coffee on the go as you run to your public transport of choice or for a yummy food stop while your shopping on a lazy weekend.

This is a rather small coffee shop, though it is a little bigger than some of those hole in the…read morewall coffee shops that you tend to find scattered about the place. The thing is that I did find this place to be rather nice, and cosy, and the décor was also pretty good. Actually, I ended up having a coffee here (which isn't something I do too much of), and this was actually not too bad, though it wasn't the best that I've had.

Very friendly & welcoming staff. Relaxed atmosphere. The food was great. The calamari was very…read morefresh and tender, and I loved the beetroot vinegarette. We also had the big breakfast. Halloumi could've been a little bit longer but, no real complaints. Good Coffee done properly as well. A large is a large!!!!

We attended on a weekday around 1pm. The place was empty, but the atmosphere was pleasant. The…read morecoffee was nice and well presented. We ordered a breakfast burger and a pulled pork dish. The burger was adequate, but the pulled pork was borderline inedible; tasting like someone had sprayed perfume over it. We desperately tried to understand where this taste was coming from, to no avail. We ended up not eating the pulled pork dish, and shared the burger.

Well, it was here that I discovered that French Toast is much more than just toast covered in…read moresyrup. In fact, I'm not even sure where I got that idea from, but what they placed in front of me certainly wasn't what I was expecting. In fact it looked more like what I would expect from pancakes than what I would expect to come from a slice of toast (even though the toast was spretty thick). The coffee also wasn't bad at all, even though, like most coffees, it was a bit on the small side. Still, it was quite a nice place, and a great place for a morning breakfast.

HORRIBLE!! Ordered 2 packs and a few extras making a point of repeating that the seafood can't be…read moremixed in with anything as I am allergic and I wanted a chicken with the lot not beef as I don't eat beef Collect my order everything mixed in 1 box and the burger was cold burnt and BEEF called to let them know and was called a liar because they had only made my burger 20 min before and then after telling them I was very unhappy with the food and customer service was told there was nothing the owner was going to do about it DO NOT EVER ORDER FROM HERE OVERPRICED AND UNEATABLE

Service was good, maybe because it was relatively quite time of the morning after 9am and of course…read moreits school holidays. The decor is very nice and the atmosphere is good, but the view is not stunning (McDonalds car park across the road). Like the rest of Melbourne, its overpriced, but good food.

The first and only time I went here, I was presented with dirty cutlery, dirty cups, cold fries and…read moreovercooked burger with little fillings. The coffee was great though.

I'd not usually take the time to bore you with a running commentary of my McDonalds misadventures,…read morebut I feel it's my duty as a responsible and caring member of this community to warn you against this particular McDonalds outlet. Out of the 200 or so McDonalds in and around the city you'd have to be unfortunate to stumble across this one, but if you are driving by on Pascoe Vale Road one day and get the Macca's munchies, please drive on five more minutes to the next one. Living nearby I've been here three times over a couple of months, and as with baseball if you get three strikes with me, you're out. Don't get me wrong, I don't expect too much out of a cheap fast food joint. But when I've asked for a bacon mcmuffin (notice, not even a mention of egg), and get an egg mcmuffin, particularly when I've gone through the drive-thru in my PJ's with my two young children, all of us sick, I get a bit peeved that I need to suffer the humiliation to enter the store in a dishevelled state to get what I ordered. On my second visit I can't even get annoyed at getting a shot of coffee with a tea bag, because you know that's how they do a black tea at McCafé. I do feel like slapping the face of the little upstart who then stands there and argues with me that yes indeed, that is a black tea, and how did I want it then if that wasn't right -hmmph!? The straw that broke the camels mcback came after a long day of traveling for work. I wearily pulled into the drive-thru, relieved for the Macca's dinner meal that was going to save me from an hour of tortuous cooking. Yeah well, saved me from cooking three meals at least; unfortunately one whole section of the order was missing. In the end I guess my bowl of steamed vegies with Singapore needles in a blend of Asian sauces should have been fulfilling enough, but even without tasting a bite McDonalds had managed to leave a sour taste in my mouth. So, the problem isn't about how shit it tastes, coz lets face it Maccas isn't receiving a Chef's hat anytime soon for any of their outlets. It's the simple principle of trading and consumerism; it's not worth paying even $1 for a product if it's the wrong bloody one.

The Oak Park maccas sux the big one! We often get orders stuffed up at various maccas...we've been…read moreto quite a few as we travel a fair bit...but this particular maccas happens to be our local one & we go there regularly. Now you'd expect an occasional mistake to be made when fast food joints are busy but I'd say 8 out of 10 times there's something missing or replaced in our order. WTF! Don't the staff get trained anymore? Don't they listen to customers' orders? We've had to repeat our order 2, 3 or more times before staff have finally got it. And then of course we get the order & it's wrong! Is there a language difficulty, or are the staff there just hard of hearing or do they have learning difficulties? Or don't they care? Surely this needs to be looked into by management. If you can avoid Oak Park maccas, do so, do yourself a favour & save yourself the disappointment - go eat elsewhere.