This place was absolutely amazing, and I'm really glad that I held off getting something to eat…read moreuntil I came here. Yeah, the food was absolutely amazing, and the service was aboslutely top notch. In fact, this was a great place in which to grab a bite to eat before going off elsewhere to, well, do what people normally do. They also made a pretty awesome pot of tea, which I also considered to have been rather well done. Yeah, this place I have to admit really stands out among all of the other coffee shops, or cafes, in the area.

Major Major offers respectable coffee, friendly and attentive waitstaff and breakfast options that…read moreare slightly off centre in a good way (eg bacon steak with fried egg, potatoes and lots of kale). All in all, a good addition to the quieter and less interesting end of Smith Street.

Stef was very kind and he knows how to have a laugh with the food if the chef sees this keep up…read morethe good work. Now the food yummy pizza perfect crisp and soft. The bruschetta was lovely. The 100 layer lasagna was sooooo good. The inside was nice and open and ect

I could sing the praises of the delicious pizza, the friendly service and warm atmosphere but hey…read moreyou all know about that - right? But did you know you can BYO wine here. $15 corkage or on Monday night just $5 which all goes to local charity. There's never been a better time to crack open a bottle of vino and eat carbs in the name of a good cause.

The food here is amazing. Have been here a couple of times and have loved every bite. We stopped…read morefor lunch and had the 5 selection deal for $32 per person. You get to choose 5 plates from the menu and they come out tapas style so a share plate. There are so many great choices on the menu to choose from. But sharing the 5 plates is enough for you to feel satisfied with out being overly full. Every plate was a delight and the accompanying salads were light and refreshing. I especially lives the tempura eggplant dish with the green mango salad with chilli it was delicious. The crying Tiger was also amazing with the wagyu and the spicy citrus dipping sauce. It's to die for as is the sticky pork belly The staff were great they were attentive and happy to explain any part of the menu we were unsure about. Also very friendly and made sure we were happy with everything. I will be back here for sure pity it's so far away for us but it's a good place to look forward to coming back for a great feed.

A Greek friend saw i was in Melbourne from the food pics on Instagram and was like if you want a…read moregreat feed to hit up Biggie Smalls kebabs :). Checked up the location and it was only 5 blocks away from where i was staying in Melbourne so it was a definite sign that i needed to go here :D!! Found out it's Shane Delia's invention, he's a perfectionist when it comes to food, have heard plenty great things about his Restaurant Maha & have some friends who have gotten a call from him asking how the service and food was :D. Went there on a friday night, was pleasant busy but that's Melbourne for you, never really crazy busy like Sydney which you get bored off now and then :D!! My cousin ordered the Juicy which was Beef kebab & a Brooklyn lager :),  i went for the Dirty South which was fried Chicken kebab & got the Brooklyn shake :D.. bourbon, cherry, white chocolate!! Both Kebabs had the perfect insides with the meat check out the menu for details & they were wrapped in fluffy pita bread it was LOVE at first bite and then heart break at last bite but my hunger was satisfied :D!! Brooklyn lager was definitely a different tasting beer and as for the Brooklyn shake i ordered another one ;D!! I could sit down for hours, eating & drinking :)... just being mellow with the Biggie vibes :D!! Can't wait to come back.. cousin stayed in Melbourne, so got to listen to him each week about what I'm missing out on lol!!

Biggie Smalls was awesome, such a cool twist on a standard kebab shop. I wasn't too adventurous on…read morethis visit - just settling for a Juicy but overheard people raving about the Dirty South (Fried Chicken).... YES - THAT'S RIGHT... FRIED CHICKEN KEBAB! This place is weird yet awesome. Can confirm the crinkles are awesome, the corn thingy is a weird salad option... not so good.

Great food, super nice staff, cool vibes. Was walking around Collingwood and randomly popped in for…read morebreakfast. Glad I did.

One of the best brunch places I've ever been. The potato hash was delicious. Super friendly people…read moreworking there.

it's a very nice place for brunch.,beginning from wonderful experience, and the service is very…read moregood . We ordered the pancake , which is fit for the c

It's a very nice place here. There's much to love. The space feels good although the tables for…read moretwo are very very close together and you inevitably share some conversation with your neighbours. As this is a busy place we had various people both sides of us throughout our brunch. They now know more about my life than I'd prefer. The dishes my companion and I had were mighty impressive. For a start, both dishes were visually stunning (see photos), impressively composed and very flavoursome. Mine was the Huevos Sucios or the Dirty Eggs. I cannot fault the dish particularly as the jalapeño flavour was so beautifully balanced that it gave a delightful length to the meal that lasted well after I finished it. It was never over hot either. The temperature was bang on. Plus, I thought it was good value for money. The Dirty Mary for $10 with this dish is a steal and it's a superb drink. This is better than any version of Mary I tried recently in Hawaii where they'd claim to make the drink better. They don't. My dining companion had the king salmon which he declared as delicious too. Our coffees to finish were lovely as well and topped off a pleasant and successful venture. I'd like to give the place a 4.5, but that option isn't available as has been canvassed here at length. On balance, mainly due to the squeezy tables for two, I'd round down to 4 this time not up to 5. Tough judgements these.

Solid brunch place with some inventive breakfast items on a cool street. Ordered the babaganoush…read morebreakfast plate with two poached eggs on top of toast with grilled halloumi and a smear of babganoush on the bottom of the plate. It was tasty but the threw all of the items on the two pieces of toast piled on top of one another - like they were in too big a rush to notice or care and I had to reconstruct it myself. Would have liked a bit more of the eggplant spread given that it was featured in the menu listing up front and not barely enough to call it a condiment. Coffee looked pretty but was just okay. Nice place overall.

Great little place. Long line moves fast. Delicious inventive babaganoush poached egg brekkie…read more Also very generous portion of side smoked salmon. Great service and lively atmosphere. Definitely a worthwhile experience.

Making my way into the city on Vic Parade, I can't count how many times I've passed the inviting…read morelights and umbrellas of Victoria's Secret Bar & Cafe. This place is cute. And small. That really caught me off guard the most, I expected it to be much bigger than it was. But it's all good, it's right next to a hostel. So being a hostel bar, the people are a good travelling bunch, no one's too loud, it's chill. I was happy about seeing a White Rabbit Dark Ale here, since the Healesville Brewery closed down, it's been hard for me to find. They have beer and wine selections, and a board with both to choose from. It is was it is. A cafe by day, a bar in the night time. It's good for a stopover for a drink if you are on your way somewhere, but not a place to end your night at.

Wonderful hostel near the bar(home @ the mansion) and lovely mocha & muffin as well! Enjoy the…read morebeautiful and relaxing morning Save me from yesterday horrible carsick

My first visit to Light Years was for breakfast; a delicious and unforgettable meal it was…read more The location was off the beaten path, it took me about 15-20 minutes walk from the nearest metro. I was wondering why such a popular spot would be so isolated? But all is well worth the effort to get here. The venue is brimming with natural lighting, classic charm and warmth. For my breakfast, I ordered the Pixelated avocado (on a sourdough toast) because it just looked so darn intriguing. I didn't expect anything else to be honest, and turned out this was GOOD!! Every single element in this dish has complex flavors that compliments each other. The chili dried air kale, diced pixelated avocado and the soft shell crab was especially stunning. The dish certainly performs to its Instagram ability. For my drink, I ordered their matcha latte; it was strong tasting yet smooth. I could drink this all day! The Light Years is certainly not disappointing in any way, from the beautiful venue to the outstanding food, supported with service and ambiance for days. Easily, my favorite brunch spot in town at the moment and much to recommend you :).

Went to Light Years for Sunday brunch and was relieved to find that, although very busy, the wait…read moretime was only a few minutes. Recently opened at the bottom of a new apartment block just along from the Camberwell tram depot, it should not be confused with Lights in the Attic cafe which is a bit further down Camberwell Road. The fit out is the now common scandi/minimalist affair with a smattering of potted greenery. Coffee is from Dukes, but the star of the show here is the food. All the dishes I saw coming out looked great and were good sized portions. I had the bircher and it was a generous serve, looked pretty and tasted even better. Overall a good value and tasty option for brunch/lunch in the leafy inner east.

Solid Italian food with a great atmosphere. You feel like you are eating in an old-school Italian…read moreplace. I had the gnocchi and it was very good. We had an appitizer combo plate that was also very good.

A couple of friends have been talking this place up for a few years now and I finally got the…read morechance to visit. Often I find if something is given a big review it can be built up too much & you come away feeling unfulfilled. But in this case, their comments were definitely justified! The food was beautifully cooked and full of flavours that worked well together. The tiramisu was delicious and my friend says the pannacotta is the best she's ever had. The menu was quite extensive. The service was friendly and very helpful. The staff know what they're doing, were always nearby if we needed anything but didn't float around too closely! They knew the menu and their wines very well. A lovely genuine Italian restaurant with a great, cosy, friendly vibe! All in all, worthy of the cost.