It's ok nice place to have refreshing drinks and meal. No matter what the day seems to look like…read morealways make it count by what you choose to decide your mood.

Cafenatics is a very simple yet elegant coffee shop, neatly position between Collins Street and…read moreLittle Collins Street, offering all sorts of cooked goodies, cheesecakes coffees, all sorts of things that will give you a delight, sandwiches, soups, salads, to very popular lunch spot and a great central location between Colin Street, William Street Burke Street and I definitely go there every day. Nick and Dino give you amazing service and they are always a delight to chat with.

Little Bean Blue is my favourite new cafe in Melbourne. Even my husband loves this place, and he…read morenormally isn't a coffee person, but the coffee here is pretty close to perfection... They have so e great beans from Cartel, and I really live to see what single origin they haven offer. Today I had Guji Blue Hora, awesome! Strong, dark and brooding, but very smooth.... definite chocolate overtones on this one and strong enough to punch through milk. Love it!

Serving some delicious Cartel coffee this spot is a must see. Small space filled with huge,…read morefriendly personalities. Super fast service for takeaways on a busy Monday morning.

I've been disappointed by my brunch experiences lately. it's all same same but slightly different…read moreand when the coffee is weak and tepid it doesn't help. great friendly staff. quick efficient service on an Easter Monday. cafe is housed in a lovely red brick building with limited outdoor seating. menu had several varied breakfast items and portion sizes are good. we got the picked salmon poke bowl which was refreshing with edamame, pickles ginger, greens, brown rice, and the hidden wasabi on the tip of the bowl that got me. the broccolini salad with spinach sourdough toast and eggs with a smattering of dukkah lacked flavour. parking is mostly paid and very limited. had am average experience.

The building is georgeous in Fitzroy! We have a coffee time…read moreduring our weekend in Melbourne and this place is really friendly! The staff is nice and the pâtisseries are delicious ! I had a chocolate cake with whipped cream and my friend had a coconut/banana cake ;) The place is cool in an typical house and calm, perfect to read a book or the news with an excellent coffee.

Very good cafe on a side street which serves grea to coffee and good quality breakfast. Quest…read moreapartments has an arrangement with this place to provide breakfast for guests and I highly suggest taking the offer despite having to leave the premises. A collegues big breakfast was quality as was my eggs and toast - cooked perfectly. I was very impressed with the coffee and also it's a nice bright airy venue to get your day started.

Nice coffee in a nice quiet location. Love the smashed avocado. Ahmed's friendly and always gives…read moreus a free glass of sparkling water. Great spot to relax and enjoy reading a complimentary newspaper with a coffee or bite to eat.

Popped in after a visit to the Cat Cafe , a nice rustic looking cafe situated in a warehouse , menu…read morea mix of Korean and euro Korean , nice atmosphere

I could go on and on about the solid coffee from Proud Mary, the great tea selection, delectable…read morecakes (GF brownie with banana chunks in it anyone?), the cool tunes, industrial feel, friendly staff or the menu that can take you from morning, to lunch to after work snacks... but well, I'd rather tell you about the nook. Yup. The nook. In the middle of this large cafe is a little cubby-house like structure that has a table set for four inside. Score this spot and you're going to be super chuffed. Its cute, private and you can pretend you're a four year old playing tea parties all over again.

Really love this local gem! Coffee is exceptional and staff are some of the most welcoming I've…read moreseen. If you don't like kids this place isnt for you. Ive never personally experienced 'screaming kids', but then again I've worked at Highpoint. I will definately be making this my go to in Newport!

A Melbourne Classic…read more Do yourself a favour and get one of the amazing burgers with a milkshake at Leroys. And The OMG pancake will actually make you say OMG Great food great service and I will definitely be back

This place; QR code for COVID…read moreCosy sitting arrangement Good for breakfast I had; Eggs Benedict (delicious) Flat white (very nice) The staff; Very friendly Quick and consistent service Will I come here again? Absolutely. Will I bring a friend along? Hell yeah.

This is a nice cafe with lots of great brekkie options. The zucchini fritters with tomato salsa and…read morea poached egg were especially good. And the large iced coffee in a jar is especially refreshing. The coffee is decent but not a top spot for Melbourne. However, prices are reasonable and the staff is very friendly.

Toorak?, Did you say Toorak?, Ohhhhhhh, Of Course, Yesssss Old Money, Sweety,…read moreDarling..................... No, it is not like that all, this restaurant has a friendly and down to earth feel, casual trendy decor, very friendly and helpful staff, and has really well-priced food and drinks for the area. You may run into a snobby person here or there as you walk in, but just give them a good look back, you may even roll your eyes like I do, and then have a look around and find the perfect seat for yourself, have a seat and wait for the table service. I have dined here many times and really enjoy the cheap bacon and eggs at breakfast time and a good cup of coffee, I have also tried a super steak sandwich from here, it was outstanding. Come and experience the food and service for yourself today, I am sure you will come to love funkies just as much as I have.

It's my current goto big brekkie site when I'm in the Toorak Village. Staff are friendly, servings…read moreare generous, the price is very fair, and the coffee is good. It can get a bit noisy but that's it's vibe. Food is traditional cafe but there are healthy choices as well. Non-food bonus: save your car from dings and go around to the back street and enter the adjacent undercover car park. It's free for 1.5hr and you can duck into Safeway on the way out. Nice adjacent shops, even a rooftop car wash in 2017.