A new gelato bar has opened just in time for Summer. Located at the eastern end of the High Street…read moreshopping strip, locals may know it as being once occupied by the Cheesecake shop. On offer are a selection of gelato and sorbet (we tried the blood orange and the pomegranate, and both were great), as well as shakes and smoothies, fresh juices and a daily selection of healthy salads. Open till 8pm Tues to Sun.

Fusion on high, Ha! Ripoff On High, more like it. I cant even begin to fathom my feelings towards…read morethis establishment. I ordered a scoop of sorbet in a cup, and I received the pissiest little scoop of sorbet ive ever seen in my life. the cup was tiny and the sorbet wasnt even touching the sides!! thats how small it was. All for the "Great Price" of $3.50. Three Fiftey, i can get a tub for that much at coles. Please be more generouse with your servings or else you wont be there for very long!

Lanah the employee was very kind and sweet helped me an I will have to come back!the food was very…read moregood all of the things I got were delicious and amazing

OMG the vegan pesto, avo, cheese, spinach toastie is to die for. Staff are great too.read more

I really like this place. The juices are delicious and thoughtful, if a drink can be thoughtful...?…read more I tried a one day cleanse as I was too chicken to go the full three days straight up. The woman in store was super helpful and talked me through my options. If you want to give a cleanse a go, but want to know what you're in for I recommend giving one day a shot. It was actually quite an enjoyable experience and I will give the three day basic clease a try in the not too distant future.

Visit on Sat 27th April 2013, lunchtime…read more Made a booking the day before, but when I arrived was told to come back in 10 minutes as there weren't enough chairs to sit on. 10 minutes became 50 minutes for a simple breakfast. Obviously under staffed, we watched the owner/cook buy more eggs and defrost bacon in order to fulfill the less than 10 orders the business could not handle during our long wait. The owner intended to break-even on his Scoopon offer, so the 'Big breakfast' turned out to have 1 small poached egg, a 5 x 7 cm bacon piece, 1 x 5 cm sausage, 2 sliced mushrooms, tiny bit of tomato, 2 pieces of toast (Without butter). We had to ask for the dim sum that was on the menu to receive it. Tastewise, it was on par with home cooking, but such a small serving for something that had a $15.50RRP. Apparently the serving size became this way as the owner received too many unexpected bookings for Sat lunchtime (peak hour). I paid $9 for the scoopon, which included the 'Big breakfast' detailed above and a small cappacino. With 50 mins wait, any Scoopon holders should get a refund while they can, before this place goes out of business. The owner has pitched this place as a cut price Western breakfast place in Camberwell which is fine, but a cost cutting approach isn't the right strategy for the location and specialising in a cuisine in which you lack experience isn't the smartest idea. Competition is fierce, and as this place doesn't offer good value, the owner needs to consider re-evaluate his options as anyone who had a Scoopon would not return.

Great coffee! Went inside today and there was a fresh assortment of food, juice and coffee. I tried…read morea coffee and it was great Melbourne style smoothness. Really friendly owners, will be back for sure!

This is somewhere I pass by many times, yet never stopped in. I finally tried it recently, and…read morefound it to be nice and enjoyable, but would I rush back? Read on ... The premises themselves are nice and modern. Everything is clean and sleek, and each table has a cute vase of flowers on them. However when the menus came out, they were just A4 sheets of paper. Nothing flash, and some quite dog eared and a bit dirty. I ordered the Eggs Benedict and it came on a potato rosti. I was very disappointed in the rosti; it was congealed and gluggy and had an oily taste, but the eggs were cooked well, the salmon fresh and the hollandaise quite tasty. Everyone else at my table liked what they ordered too. Everything came out in reasonable time, and items were well priced. The staff were friendly and attentive as well. The one thing that bugged me, but to a degree is somewhat out of the hands of the owners, is that the fresh flowers seemed to attract unwanted attention from fruit flies and little bug thingies. One even flew into my hollandaise and died there. I know they can't help little flying bug things, but it was the flowers and subsequently the food they were after and it is annoying eating while shooing away pests. Having said that, this quaint little spot is definitely worth a try at least once. I'd go back again if a friend in the area wanted to meet, but otherwise would maybe look to choose somewhere else.

Located on Waverley Road in Malvern East, Little Oak Eatery is a friendly neighbourhood café that…read morehas been around for about a year now. But last month, a new management has taken over and has bought about quite a few changes to make it the perfect neighbourhood and family friendly café in the area. We walked into Little Oak Eatery rather late for lunch, around 3pm. As we entered, one of the staff informed us that they would be able to serve us only coffee as the kitchen has closed for the day. We were a bit disappointed as the timings of the café said they were open till 4pm. She apologized and said that coffee, pastries and similar accompaniments were available but since we hadn't had lunch, we stepped out saying that we will return at another time. Within seconds, the owner of the café came out and invited us back inside saying that he can serve us lunch. He said that the kitchen was just beginning to close and since they hadn't put anything away, they can still accommodate our orders. And so we were back inside and seated for lunch. Loved the customer service, the friendliness of the staff and their willingness to go that extra mile and serve us with a smile. The café has a very inviting ambience; large windows ensure that the area is well lit. With plenty of space inside and outside, it is the perfect place to relax and stretch out your legs. A great space for families and also to catch up with friends over coffee. Soon the drinks and lunch menu was bought out. Normally, I would try out the coffee but this time I was in the mood for something lighter and refreshing so ordered the Lemongrass and Ginger tea. And I was glad for it because it was a good quality tea brewed to perfection. Little Oak Eatery has an all day breakfast menu that is served till 3pm daily and also a lunch menu. There are also daily specials depending on the fresh and seasonal produce available. They also have a small kids menu which has all the familiar comforting classics that you wish to see in your neighbourhood café. So the little fellow ordered Egg Soldiers; nothing gets him more excited on a weekend than runny eggs. The dish arrived in style; two perfectly done eggs placed on an egg carton and a few pieces of good quality toasted sour dough bread, the whole thing placed on a rustic wooden board. Apart from it tasting delicious, I loved the fact that an everyday breakfast dish was presented in such a beautiful manner that even a child would appreciate it. My choice was the potato rosti with smoked salmon and pickled mustard served with two poached eggs. Loved everything about this dish. Clean flavours and good quality ingredients; a fine example of not much cooking required when you have good produce. The rosti was crispy outside and soft inside and paired deliciously with the heat from the mustard and the smoky saltiness of the salmon. And perfectly poached eggs to elevate it to a hearty meal. And the hubby chose to have the crispy grilled salmon with assorted veggies and salsa verde. The salmon was cooked beautifully; crispy skin with soft flaky flesh (would have preferred a slightly bigger portion though). Really fresh veggies cooked to perfection and the tangy, herby salsa verde to tie it all together. Overall, it was a delicious and highly satisfying meal. The owner mentioned that he was still adding more dishes to the menu to cater to a wider audience. He also said that he was planning on getting a liquor licence so that the café could operate on weekend nights too (that would be really great). If you are taking a look at their menu on the website, it reads rather limited but the in house menu has much more to offer. We would definitely go back, especially on days when we just want to relax and indulge in simple yet delicious comfort food.