This is a great little coffee shop. But the address listed is wrong. They are actually located in…read moreWembley Ave just off Francis street. The guys there really know their coffee and as a big bonus they also know tea. No soggy tea bag in a cup of milky water here. They have tea pots and patience. The menu is varied, healthy and reasonably priced. The ham & cheese toasty is just the right size for a light snack.

Awesome to have a place like this as the local! An ode to the old Butcher shop, from the front…read moresignage to the refrigerated cabinets. Plenty of seats out the back that is full of natural light, with a little sandpit play area for the kids. Coffee from Maling Room, with a fun rotation of beans. The filter coffee is pretty darned good also. Great selection of teas too if you're needing a respite from caffeine (but, why would you?). The menu is succinct but solid. Choose from eggs done the way you like it with tasty sides, or from the selection of brekky dishes. The smashed avo is a favourite of mine, but of late the Chilli Eggs have been my go to brekky dish. The house made chili sauce is amazing - great with the fava beans and farro! The sandwiches are pretty tasty options too - the Rueben and the Saiguette are faves of mine. This place gets jam packed on the weekend, be prepared to wait a little in the peak period. Maybe a coffee and a Nutella cookie treat while you wait? :)

This is a great little local place. We knew it was going to be good when we saw that it was very…read morebusy on a weekday morning. Hard to find if you don't know where you're going but well worth looking out for.

I have to admit it took 5 minutes to actually find Chases Kitchen, it was kinda low key, there was…read moreno logo or anything big but we found it in the end. In the end we found a table and the waiter came straight away, he was very friendly and didn't mind that my mum didn't want dry fruit in her fruit salad. After a small chat the food came in, we were both surprised how quickly it was. I ordered the Boston Burger which was amazing and it came with plenty of chips and it filled me up really easily. The bread is really soft and the chips were very tasty! My mum enjoyed her fruit salad and was very happy with the restaurant (which can be very difficult). All in all I would 100% recommend going to this place, with friendly staff and amazing food what else is there to want?

If you come here hungry, get the Boston Burger! Huge! It actually comes with a pinch of Mexico on…read moreit with it's deliciously hot jalapeno mayo! Hot Stuff! The bread is specially soft and they come with thin crunchy fries. If you don't have much time on lunch break (like myself), called them to order in advance and their friendly staff will prepare a special table for you and everything. Looking for brekkie? They've got 'em all. I usually randomly ask them to prepare me some scrambled eggs on toast with mushrooms, tomato and spinach. The result is better than expected. Try their Benedict eggs as well. All worth it. Lovely and friendly staff! Nice background music!

My friends have been harping on about Heal.thy Self Co. and checking in left, right and centre…read more Well, I'm not afraid to jump on a bandwagon and that I did... I thought I'd be trying one of those cafés that offer 'healthy' (note: healthy but not really) alternatives but I was shocked when I looked at the menu and was presented with *genuine* healthy options. I opted for the smashed avo with a Ruby Red juice (beetroot, carrot, cucumber, orange and ginger) and was so happy when I was presented with an appropriate pile of avocado on delicious bread (that I could actually cut) and a healthy size serving of freshly made juice. A plus! The only down fall is that the space is quite small! Get in early (after your gym session, of course) to avoid the crowds as it's a first come, first served kind of place and given the huge amount of tasty items on the menu, it's easy to lose track of time and stay there allllll day long.

I am flippin in love with this place! Cheap (compared to Perth prices ) and amazing food…read moreI had the acai bowl with an awakening smoothie and I was absolutely stuffed and fed for $20! Brilliant! My friend had the smashed avo and a vitamin booster (which she said was like a punch in the face!) Both walked away very happy!!

It's actually a pretty good space with good food and coffee, except for when you find a piece of…read moreglass in your coffee and no one actually cares. The owner says "These things happen." No apology.

A lovely Lebanese fusion cafe in Seddon. In the past three years Advieh has become one of our…read morefavourite locals. You can get your standard Melbourne egg dishes for breakfast here but it's way more fun to try their featured "plates", with your choice of falafel or zucchini pancake, and selection of side salads. The salads here are absolute winners, particularly the carmelised pumpkin, feta, and mint and the lubiyeh (green beans in tomato sauce). Dips are also smashing and available for home purchase. Advieh supports animal rights and all their tips go to supporting various animal charities. Although there is plenty of meat on their menu, there are also way more vegetarian options here than at any other local cafe.

I love these aesthetic coffee shops, but then again I love the cluttered ones as well, but it is…read morethe aesthetic nature of this place that I quite like. It isn't a huge coffee shop, and it is nowhere near as crowded as some of the other ones around the place, which is also pretty cool. The staff are quite friendly, and the coffee wasn't all that bad either. However, what I really liked about this place was just the relaxed atmosphere, the quiet surroundings, and the aesthetic design.

Seddon is lucky enough to have a new cafe join the westside party after The Little Man opened on…read moreVictoria St this morning. It's a beautifully designed little place, taking over the convenient corner space previously belonging to the Seddon Post Office. An all day breakfast spot, The Little Man offers the standard array of eggs, though someone at a nearby table ordered the 'Little Man's Burger' ($16 with chips or salad, one of three lunch options) and it looked freaking delicious. Will definitely give it a go next time I head there. They're clearly catering to the young family crowd in the area, with egg & soliders and nutella/jam crepes on the menu for the kiddies, as well as a doorway ramp practical for the ever growing size of prams these days. With HEAPS of lovely natural lighting and a huge share table in the front window, it seems like it's going to become a really great place to grab a coffee, do some work on a laptop or meet friends for breakkie. Latte was really smooth & nice, and while it was always going to be tough to live up to the coffee standards of their neighbour Common Galaxia, they're not too far behind. Give this adorable little place a few weeks to relax and settle in and it will no doubt become another well loved addition to the ever growing Victoria St.

Woven was a lovely cafe discovered by accident. The staff were friendly and conversational,…read moregenuinely caring about our experience and satisfaction. The coffee (beans by 'code black coffee'), was quick to arrive as was the food. The presentation of the meal was extremely well thought out and the flavours all married together well. All in all, this cafe was a very lucky find in a quiet location.

Honestly. This venue…read moreoperates in a very competitive location and it also houses a very lucky position with itself sitting pole position from the Sun Theatre properties. However.. This seems to be one of the only positive aspects of the Business through my previous visit. As mentioned very competitive and populated area around Sun Theatre. The desserts are all outsourced, which is fine yet are clearly not kept or served with care. Cakes are dry and not as you'd least expect. Wine also tasted questionable which I find difficult to understand if it's due to the product itself ( Poor Menu Listing) or contained signs of aerated. [ We had the macadamia cheesecake with a glass of shiraz & rielsing] Staff service. Very poor. Caucasian Male staff member carrying on and walking in and out of the venue during our time spent and then returning with friends who would also allow themselves out back to the kitchen/food prep area and engage in social conversations with younger female staff in what was a clear desperate cry for attention and acceptance as a young male. Conversations could be heard throughout the venue about their desire to go out 'get pissed' and general respect towards other staff non involved in their conversations were very blunt for a team atmosphere. Confronted the staff regarding issues when leaving and was amazed at how quickly their attitude changed when behaviour was addressed. He's response was some what of a child being lectured by a teacher at school which leads me to believe he was full of sh*t when agreeing to his behaviour as poor status and will continue to behave with no care of the business he represents nor self presentation in the future. As mentioned. Venue is great and has potential and poor experience was definitely driven by the team representing the business that evening. I will not be returning.

Cosy comfortable fun friendly. I had ceasar salad my +1 had mussels. Food was delicious…read more Close by to the cinema. Grab a delicious lunch before your 2 pm movie. Walk around the streets lots of intrtesting places to wander through

Brunch this morning for a family birthday was one of the most disappointing dining experiences we…read morehave had for a long time. One staff member was incredibly rude, dishes were missing their advertised sides, coffee was average and the Rosti/hash which was the basis of all meals was like a rock and completely inedible. Such a waste of money especially when there are so many other lovely options in the village.

Don't bother with an egg and bacon, prices keep going up, quality keeps going down. $14 for a roll,…read more2 eggs and 1 piece of bacon. Save some money and cook your own at home