This place turned out to be a pretty awesome place for breakfast, and the place is actually pretty big as well. In fact, I found that the atmosphere was nothing short of awesome, something that I would definitely expect to find from one of those pretty awesome inner city cafes. In fact, not only was the tea pretty well done, but the breakfast that the served up was delicious. Yeah, this place, as it turned out, was nothing short of awesome. read more

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In an old mill in Abbotsford sits a well run cafe that's no longer the new kid on the block. However what they lack in youth they make up for in experience. Good, interesting coffee (my macchiato was made with Indian beans). Plus some delicious, well presented salads. Worth a visit. Newspapers - no Music - quiet, easy to chat read more

Three Bags Full - Super salad - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Abbotsford, VIC

This is the best brunch I've had in a very long time. I can't add much but agree with the positive reviews on service, space and coffee, but I can detail the mushroom dish: A very generous topple of perfectly sauteed mushrooms + crunchy, aromatic almond Dukkah + clouds of soft Chevre cheese + not one, but two kinds of gorgeous, toasted bread. One of the Melbourne establishments that makes me long after residence in this city more. read more

Three Bags Full - Almond dukkah mushrooms, feta - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Abbotsford, VIC

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Three Bags Full has been my favorite place to have brunch whenever I am in Abbotsford! This cafe is anything but fancy - moody, rustic decor with a quirky layout, but somehow I like the weirdness of this place :P. Three Bags Full is known for their all-day brunch and eclectic take on modern Australian classic. And no matter weekdays or weekend, this cafe is always packed! But if you are in a rush, they also have cute cookies and desserts for sale at the front counter. Came here on a weekday morning, my brother and I ordered and shared: * Ricotta Pancake: playful with the presentation involving mixed of ingredients: passionfruit curd, lemon balm, strawberries, vanilla mascarpone, raspberry sherbert & pistachio. Despite all the fancy ingredients used in this dish, I wasn't impressed, mainly due to the mushy texture of the pancake, added to the cheese. It can get overwhelming. * Three Bags Benedict: This performed a bit better than the previous. Poached eggs on a truffled rosti with green hollandaise, apple cider ham hock & herb - Almost crazy with the presentation, but it was quite delicious. * Crispy Pork Belly Burger: Served on brioche, crispy slab of pork belly dressed with saffron aoili, jalapeño pesto and black jack cheese. Absolutely the best burger I've had in quite some time!! I like the crunchy texture that meets with super tender meat. It slowly melts in my mouth. In all, we always have an enjoyable brunch at Three Bags Full, the food and coffee are undisputedly pleasing. The pricing was a little on a high side with each cost about $18-22 and the portions was not that big either. The service on the other hand, was gracious and accommodating. Cheers to another wonderful find to spend your afternoon :). read more

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Amazing food and coffee along with wonderful service that is both friendly and efficient. I came in yesterday for my first Aussie latte since moving to the US three years ago and it was so good that I teared up. It's Good Friday today and the place is PACKED but everyone is still smiling and chatty but also getting folks on the waiting list seated in less time than estimated. This place is great. read more

Three Bags Full - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Abbotsford, VIC

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Wow Just WOW I usually don't review places after I've been there just one time, but I'm keen to make an exception for this one. Went there for a birthday party 4 to 6pm. The place is clean and tidy, with room enough to easily maneuver a pram around. Ordered drinks and food. About drinks, they offer a broad range of them and probably the cheapest (but still great) Spriz I was able to find in Melbourne - and given I was born in Venice and there Spriz are 2€/pint, this is particularly relevant to me. But the food... OMG the food! Ordered calamari, quesadillas, chips and croquette. Each and every bite of all four plates just took me to heaven!!! I am most definitely going to come back to this place and try their brunch menu as well! read more

Three Bags Full - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Abbotsford, VIC

t's super busy but the guys have it all under control - table for six? No problem come back in ten! It's a slick machine bringing amazing coffee and fantastic food including breakfast all day! The menu is yum-tastic! Breakfast is your eggs, bircher, beetroot cured salmon, trout omelette and roasted mushrooms and lunch is a deletable selection if pides, salads, steak sandwich and sardines - to name but a few!!... read more at my blog read more

Three Bags Full - Halloumi and Cauliflower Fritter - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Abbotsford, VIC

No signage so you have to know you're going to the old hat factory. It's actually very charming inside and the staff is very warm and friendly. I had the big breakfast and it was excellent. One of the men had the French toast which is a foodies delight! We all had to share a bite and it was phenomenal. The pancakes were also shared with poached apples and it too was a foodies delight. The chorizo and eggs from hell, we're not really that spicy and the gentleman that ordered those had to ask for two additional hot sauce. But then again he is from California and likes it spicy. One gentleman ordered eggs Benedict and they were brought out from the kitchen cold. He brought it to the waitresses attention and the meal was replaced. Overall a good experience and I would definitely return. read more

Three Bags Full - The order counter for take away - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Abbotsford, VIC

Yum! Cool location, easy parking and lovely interior... and of course, excellent food. Coffee is served quickly and the breakfasts are well plated. I was most impressed with the french toast! It was surprisingly light and fluffy and very tasty. Not overly buttery, but a subtle saltiness was a perfect complement to the sweetness of the fruit. I am most certainly coming back for more! read more

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Came to Three Bags Full on a perfect Melbourne sunny Saturday afternoon to meet a friend. The vibe was very energetic and the place was pretty much full outside and luckily some spare spots inside. Staff were very attentive and my Soy latte was perfect. My eggs Benedict with extra bacon was tasty with a luscious Benedict sauce. Lots of spunky people and (here I go again...) EYE CANDY! The only unruly part of my experience was trying to operate the female/disabled toilet door! It is electronically operated and many ladies were having problems manoeuvring it. All in all, a lovely Saturday lunch was had. You should try Three Bags Full. Oh & I grabbed a flourless chocolate cupcake on my way out, scrummy my yelp chummy's! read more

Three Bags Full - Eggs Benedict - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Abbotsford, VIC

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I have not been to 3 bags for a while, as I found the meals to be a little heavy for my liking. Today was an exception to that. I started the morning with a coffee (long black with a little cold milk). The coffee was prompt and delicious, as we have come to expect from even McDonalds it seems these days. There is just no excuse for a poor coffee, and none was needed. For breakfast I had Green Eggs and Ham. Aside from bringing up a multitude of childhood memories, and an onslaught of Dr. Suess jokes, the meal was delicious. It was accompanied by salted feeta and some peas in there for good measure. The portion size was well endowed, but was light enough to enjoy almost entirely. (I had to share with others on the table) I will say that after this meal, I will begin to head back to Three Bags Full on occasion. It was a very busy morning for them, I only waited 3 mins for a table of 4, but soon after I was seated, the lkine started to gather up the road. read more

Three Bags Full - Green Eggs and Ham - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Abbotsford, VIC

Sunday morning brunch this week was at three bags full located in an old looking almost post office like or heritage building. Very inconspicuous. What gives it away are obviously tables and chairs with patrons drinking coffee. Once you enter, you see how large it is with two entrances partitioned by a partial wall. Baristas appear to be making coffee on both sides and I believe you can pay your bill and buy little raw vegan snacks such as cake slices or bliss balls from the counter on both sides too. The place was buzzing when we arrived and though we were told a fifteen minute wait when we arrived at 10.15, I didn't have to wait more than five minutes. We were initially seated on a long table as we were a group of three but one friend overslept and didn't show up so we were later moved to a smaller table after having made our coffee and food orders. This resulted in some confusion with three waiters asking us if we wanted to order food and coffee. I have a feeling this also delayed the arrival of our coffees and food. My friend ordered a cold brew. I ordered a skim cap extra hot with their own house blend. I think its called mister blazer. Can't remember and after drinking the coffee I would like to forget it. The prices for coffee are not on the menu but white coffees cost 3.90 and only come in one size. No mugs of coffee on a cold wintry day. Negative. :( Both our coffees tasted acidic, bitter and sour. I had to return mine because it left a foul taste in my mouth. The waitress was nice enough to replace my coffee it wasn't extra hot tasted slightly creamy but was still awful. Don't think I like their blend. We ordered the spicy chorizo with grilled polenta and the haloumi pide. The spicy chorizo was well salted and has a nice kick to it. The grilled polenta was nice and buttery/oily and delicious. The haloumi pide was disappointing I was expecting a Turkish style pide - so folded pizza with stuffed haloumi, grilled zucchini, tomato slices, pesto and avocado. What we got was dry floury ciabatta bread with two large slabs of haloumi grilled zucchini tomato slices guacamole. Very bland and very disappointing. We barely touched it. Other than that - the cafe has an expansive menu with lots of interesting options such as savoury French toast, brat pide, salads, etc. There's a variety of coffee blends you can choose from. Perhaps a tasting might help you decide. Fresh juices and smoothies as well. read more

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Well established in Melbourne's elite brunch circle is Three Bags. Offering the usual options of brunch awesomeness that those familiar with Liar, Liar, Apte and Proud Mary would be used to. Try the twice baked French toast for a dish to talk about. Continue the superlatives whilst you finish your big breakfast. Yum! The usual brunch atmosphere rounds this gem out - shared tables and funky, yet functional decor. Do I need to mention the coffee rocks? read more

Three Bags Full - French Toast - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Abbotsford, VIC

Had the smashed avocado, wow. Great service an d ambiance. The food and coffee is just great! read more

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Where are Abbotsford locals on a Sunday morning? Why Three Bags Full of course. Located on a corner block this warehouse looks nondescript at first glance, but the yellow tables and queues hint at the joy that is this well known cafe. Arrive after 9am on a weekend and expect to wait a while....it is completely worth even the longest wait. The cafe has an industrial, artistic vibe, think street sign covered stools and bright yellow pepper grinders, fresh flowers and metal furnishings. Expect to be seated at the communal table, with other diners or propped pretty much anywhere there is a seat. Despite the chaos and bustle service is friendly and fast. They take their coffee seriously here. Five Senses provide them with flawlessly roasted beans from all over the world which they brew on site, which results in a rich aroma and strong and delicious coffee. It stands out, and in Melbourne's world class coffee environment, that is not to be taken lightly. The food is inspired. Breakfast classics rub noses with inspired sweet treats. The blackened ginger bread is different and dangerously addictive and the ricotta hot cakes are delicious and surprisingly filling. The big breakfast does as advertised and the feta scramble is sooo good. But really, anything off the menu is fantastic, so order with the knowledge that you will be back again anyway! The apple, pear, lime and mint juice may be expensive ($6 a glass) but it is fresh, delicious and filling. It makes you feel healthy, which is no mean feat after a huge breakfast! Get to Three Bags Full as soon as you dare. You will be back to thank me! read more

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Few things shine a light on Melboune like the feeling at a cafe on a Sunday - and it sounds a little contrived but it's true. The easiness of brunch, a convivial air of tables 'rhubarbing' in unison, it's buzzing, engaged in action. I like Three Bags Full for these reasons, and I love it for the principle of simplicity it holds itself to. Breakfast is all variations on the egg/bacon/sides theme, and the corn fritters are top shelf. White beans are mild and smokey (add an egg, or bacon, or both); the coffee is proper. Best described as a 'cherubian': a little fat bottomed blend, wispy haired créma, fleeting, kinda cross-eyed. Buy some of the Granola, it's amazing. The wood panelling behind the machine is my favourite fixture. read more

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I first reviewed Three Bags Full in 2012, but while the business still exists it's completely different today than it was then. New owners and completely different menu/vibe. This is one of those 3.5 star kind of experiences. Good cafe fare, decent but not amazing coffee (5 Senses) and friendly service. The fit out is a bit cold and it's not the kind of place I'd want to settle into for a long chat and a few coffees - but for a lunch break it was decent. I used to be obsessed with the pumpkin fritters here. Today I had the zucchini and ricotta fritters and they were ok. My dining counterparts had steak sandwiches. They passed the test for eatability (I.e the whole steak didn't fall out in the first bite!) but they have it about a 3 stars too. Not a bad option for the area but no longer a destination cafe in my opinion. read more

Three bags full is super popular but I just don't really understand the hype. Don't get me wrong, it's good, but not as amazing as everyone seems to think (in my opinion). It's about the same sort of standard as many other Melbourne breakfasts. You can have your avocado smash, your granola, scrambled eggs etc. Its all pretty good, not outstanding, but definitely more expensive than other places. I've been there many times and always thought it was pretty good and then been kind of surprised by the price and always left wondering why people queue for so long to pay more for something which is just pretty good. The ambiance is great, the staff are lovely & the fit out is really cool! You should try it for yourself because it is good, but avoid the weekend peak hour (or be ready to wait) and prepare yourself to pay a bit more money than usual. I should add that I stand almost alone in this opinion- most of my friends LOVE it and would wait for days and pay anything for it! read more

Meal came quick, the truffle oil used on the Parmesan eggs was incredible, great atmosphere, decor and the coffee was too good! I'd happily wait at the door to get a table. The staff do an amazing job considering how busy it is and were still so friendly. read more

Three Bags Full - Parmesan eggs with hollandaise and avocado. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Abbotsford, VIC

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I wandered into Three Bags Full straight after they opened on a Sunday morning, so I can't really speak for the waiting times but can see how it could get very busy! The coffee is top notch and the food fantastic. I had the smashed avocado with fetta, radish and black sesame which hit the spot and was a great start to the morning. I can't decide whether the cafe is big or small, as there are a middle-sized amount of tables but the space is quite airy and warm, so much so I barely noticed people sitting nearby on the communal table. Definitely a 5 star cafe! (Edit: I returned to Three Bags Full a couple of weeks later and found out they have a whole other room full of tables, so yes this cafe is on the bigger side. Silly Phoebe!) read more

Delicious coffee - and helpful. I wasn't sure what I felt like, so I explained my mood and my taste, and a double ristretto with a dash of steamed milk arrived in front of me! "Single origin, Costa Rican" she announced with a wry smile. Pleased indeed. Have been back again and again - if only for the afternoon sun on the wooden bar against the windows. read more

Three Bags Full is situated on the leafy Nicholson Street in the home of the mighty Magpies. Housed within painted brick walls you will find a crack team of professionals servicing primarily hipsters but they seemingly never segregate against us city dwellers let alone the fashionable members from the South. Amusing local art hangs from the whitewashed walls whilst simple beats play from the speakers which are not offensive but actually add to the ambiance whilst hounds bark and babies cry. It only took ten minutes to secure a communal table. I had not enjoyed a communal table since attending the Hardware Societe, but it gave us an opportunity to blend into the restaurant: one that did not require us to evoke the ghost of Eddie Maguire or even the bet that I lost on the Magpies two years ago with the locals to be able to fit in - we were able to fit in by default. I ordered the special - Buckwheat crepes with pulled braised lamb shoulder, poached eggs with mushrooms and a mint yoghurt. It seemed like a bold call for a breakfast but it sounded so bold and tasty. I was not disappointed. Oddly everyone else at the communal table also received their respective dishes at the same time that we did and all I could notice was how colourful and appetising that everything looked. After I invaded my poached eggs with my clean fork and watched them bleed over my crepes, consuming the mushrooms with their faux sunshine I knew that I was in for a treat. Matched with the harsh black long black coffee, I knew that my journey by train was worth it. The service was very efficient and knowing that the other offerings on the menu were very attractive if not tasty judging from what the others at the communal table were saying, I am upset at myself for not attending to Three Bags Full sooner. Sadly my aversion from the train kept me away but that will not be the case in the future when I want to enjoy a breakfast. Hell, I could walk there and it would be worth the sweat. Although The Hardware Societe and Chez Dre remain close to my heart when I think of places that I can enjoy a Sunday breakfast before the Cricket, Three Bags Full shines through because of the awesome food, coffee and service. Still knowing that all three are on offer on rotation, regardless if the Cricket is on, make me a happy guy - and I am not even a bloke that enjoys breakfast. For those that do, you not only have a choice but are in for a treat. read more

Heard about this place ages ago but only went in for the first time today, twice! Had a pre-rehearsal coffee and sandwich just before midday. The sandwich was super fresh and tasty and the single origin coffee had a nice acidic and strong taste to it. A few hours later the band and I were back for a recharge. Strong latte this time for the coffee, and the soup special; carrot and orange! Definitely a place to come back to again and again. read more

One of my all time favourite brunch spots. Service is always friendly (even though they are super busy), the chai tea is delicious and I want to order just about everything on their menu! On this occasion I had the avocado smash with radish & black sesame salad with a poached egg. It was delicious. I also love their green eggs & ham and the granola with pana cotta! They also make amazing milkshakes (try the strawberry - it is so delicious and real tasting rather than syrupy)! You might think the prices are a bit steep, but the quality, innovation & serving sizes of the food make it great value for money in my mind! If you can get there before 9 to 9.30am you can pretty much get a table without a long queue to wait! If you haven't been - go! You won't regret it! read more

These guys are buuuuusay but they have a good churn rate so the wait is never too long. The coffee is great and you have your usual suspects on the breakfast menu but the french toast is truly a standout performance. A wonderful compliment of different textures combined into a single mouthful. Breakfast of champions! read more

I went to training for a new job around here and was lucky enough that it was only right across the street from Three Bags Full! I had the chance to savour their amazing food two days in a row. Ambiance: This cafe is quite decently big so even though it's busy, it's still quite spacious. There's also outside seating as well. Customer Service: It's difficult to poke any holes in the customer service quality. Everyone who has served me has been very kind, courteous, and friendly. Even though this place gets busy and hectic quite often, you never feel rushed or anything like that. Food: The meals at Three Bags Full, as you can tell by other reviews, is quite unanimously delicious! For something a bit cheaper, I recommend some Turkish Pites during lunch. I've tried both the Bocconcini and Roasted Chicken and they were both soft, flavourful, and within my budget. And for the coffee fanatics out there, Three Bags Full can serve up a kickass brew without a doubt. --- You just cannot go wrong with Three Bags Full. If you haven't been here yet, you simply must! read more

Three Bags Full has it all. The coffee is wonderful, and the menu is impressive. Lots of standard brunch items, with a varieties of eggs, meats and sweets. Recently I tried the twice-baked French Toast with rhubarb and pistachio, and it was To Die For. Best french toast ever. The service can be a bit slow, but they are always jam-packed, so it is understandable. There are also lots of sweets to tempt you after your meal, and always a variety of cheesecakes. Overall a great Melbourne brunch spot with great coffee, food and people. read more

Fantastic brunch spot. Very trendy and not overpriced. the three bags benedict was delicious!!!!! The green smoothie was amazing too, and for a hot day the iced coffee does hit the spot. Highly recommend read more

The smoothest blends of coffee but sadly now, the longest wait in the area for a table. It is a shame this popular brunch spot is not larger! The decor is fresh and the service a good, delicate balance. Staff don't hover but are friendly and fun, highlights include on my various visits impromptu kitchen discos to 80's classics. The only concern is that it is sometimes a little too loud to converse inside (the current concrete floor trend). The food can sometimes be a little flavourless but the specials are a little more adventurous! A gem in the Collingwood/Abbotsford area. read more

Three Bags Full - Potato rosti, salmon roulade, poached eggs with beetroot relish. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Abbotsford, VIC

This cafe ticked most boxes of what I am looking for in a great cafe! The coffee was fabulous! And arrived promptly! Although there was a half hour wait on food it was utterly delicious. We had the 'savoury' french toast with Chorizo and avocado on the side. Also the corn fritters with beetroot cured salmon that was divine! The style of the place is great- it is massive and they use awesome recyclable furniture that I found out was designed by the previous owner. Pretty darn cool and comfortable for stools! My only gripe was the haphazard service, and this stopped it from being a 5-starrer. Don't get me wrong the staff were very friendly, from the door, to seating us, to apologising for waits etc. However it seems disorganised. I also really think the staff should be in sections. We were seated with a 'we'll be back to take your coffee order' to no avail. Then coffee orders taken but not food, and every time it was a different person. Didn't really feel like we were 'looked after' but otherwise it was a great experience and highly recommend it! read more

This place had us at hello. Or rather, hello, here is your poached eggs, prosciutto, truffle oil and grano padano on sourdough toast. A great brunch menu that roams from Turkish pides and meaty sandwiches to French toast and hot cakes. All well executed (ok, we haven't managed to eat all of them) and best enjoyed with lashing of Five Senses coffee from the custom-made Synesso. A bright space with a funky interior, we just can't wait for Three Bags Full's sister to grace Church Street in Richmond. Watch this space... read more

Three Bags Full - Pork Sandwich - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Abbotsford, VIC

Three Bags Full is a Melbourne darling and one of our more eminent cafes. The vibe on a pumping Saturday brunch time is fabulous. Its another foodie haven and the coffee is seriously excellent. Some confusion at first as to whether I was in Richmond or in Abbotsford. The colour scheme suggested I was in Richmond (bright yellows) but we were in fact in Abbotsford. Great ambience here. Walk in and immediately fall in love with this place. Three Bags Full boasts a large open space and natural light. Plenty of tables but often they are packed. Wondered whether the name Three Bags Full had anything to do with it always being packed out. Love the long communal table which people seem to gravitate to. I should speak about the coffee. These guys are passionate about coffee and provide a great selection. They provide pour over, Clover and single origin offerings. I'm happy to come here just for the coffee and even line up for the privilege. Knowing they use Five Senses is comforting. This ex warehouse is very cool and features polished floors and exposed brick. This may lend to a noisy room but who cares, I'm into that. Venture outside to enjoy the ambience of the precinct at small tables. Three Bags Full a great name as one of the best breakfast/brunch places around. These guys cook the eggs perfectly and serve everything on quality bread. Interesting options ranging from killer muesli to the big breakfast to a delightful remoulade. And not forgetting the Veggie breakfast. Other offerings of great cakes, salads and simple menu options. Love the sense of airiness and bright light on a beautiful sunny Melbourne morning here. Managed to get a window table but oddly I faced the other way, drawn to watching the skilled baristas and coffee devotees before me. Great stories of people waiting half an hour for a table. It's not like there's heaps to do nearby in the neighbourhood of leafy Abbotsford. So good commitment. Tried one Saturday to come with a group last minute, but the estimated wait time was imposing. Three bags Full is also a great option for breakfast on the way to work in the city. Love the friendly service. Busy, busy, busy - but still attentive and personable staff. When paying or just ordering coffee you're invariably standing in line and eying off their gourmet products to take away. Three Bags Full is a stellar cafe that continues to shine. read more

Great service, terrific menu (chilli eggs were excellent) and perfec coffee. Gluten free options abound, and they have a separate toaster for GF bread. read more

Again, deserves its healthy rating. Nice space. Superb coffee. Food was mighty. I had Eggs in Hell and it's a seriously tasty dish. Price was good too. Each of the staff here were excellent except for one woman who specialised in chatting to obviously regular customers and looking away whenever you wanted her. I didn't let it spoil the experience. read more

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Filled with vegan and gluten-free options, staff is friendly, helpful, and hip. Staple Melbourne-cafe menu, extremely tasty, great juice, coffee, and baked treats. Parking is easy, three minute walk from train line and Victoria street. You have to line up for a table on Saturday and Sunday's, but isn't that just a telling sign of what's to come? Would recommend: eggs benny, fried egg sandwich, smashed avo .. Breakfast is God at Three Bags. read more

In the neighborhood for brunch on Sunday. Very busy and great vibe. Had to wait for 10mins for a table. Very noisy but ok. Ordered the Sunday Specials. All the meals are presented in high restaurant quality and look great. Good options for dietry requirements. Interesting building with a history. read more

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If there was an award for the 'best refurbishment of an old building into a gorgeous eatery', this would probably win the top prize. The Bags Full is wonderfully decorated with gorgeous cups as light features, long wooden tables and cute window seats to spy on the world. There is a lot of space which is a huge plus, it means that everyone gets a seat when it's breakfast time. The coffees were great. Food wise we got the chilli scrambled eggs, the big breakfast and the savoury french toast. They were all equally amazing. The chilli jam used in the eggs were absolutely dreamy. Service was also outstanding. If you want a place to catch up with friends or do some work on your computer while savouring good food, this is a place to go. Being in such a cool neighbourhood doesn't hurt either. It's worth the trip from the city for sure. read more

This place isn't bad at all, nice coffee, friendly helpful staff. I had the French toast, which came out nicely, but probably not what I was looking for. It was too sour and soggy for it to be enjoyable for me. read more

Had a flat white and poached eggs with avocado mash. Coffee was smooth and not too bitter. Eggs were cooked to perfection, and avo mash was nice but needed a little bit more salt read more

Three Bags Full - Potato rosti with beef brisket and beetroot - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Abbotsford, VIC

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Three bags full is my melbourne breakfast spot and i am happy to share it with you because the place is huge - three big airy rooms, and the staff are beyond amazing at what they do so manage to serve and turn all the tables quickly and enjoyably over the weekend. You might have to wait briefly on the weekend but the wait for a table is well worth it! The cafe has large communal tables as well as a range of individual tables both inside and out. The coffee is amazing - always worth a second after your food. The menu doesn't change too much which is just how i like it because the choices are so devine i wouldn't want them to disappear. From muesli to avo toast to pulled pork this place has it all :) My personal favorite is the french toast -YUM. Come eat, drink coffee and be happy! read more