The burger here was really good, nice and big with lots of toppings. Deffinately hit the spot on a…read morenice summers day. (Check out the pictures for an idea) Great service, friendly stuff and an all round great place to try if your in the area.

Came here for brunch with my elderly aunt and uncle and all three of us had absolutely beautiful…read moremeals. Perfectly cooked eggs, fresh avocado (not the going brown ones you usually get at cafes). The only thing they could do better would be to have home-made hash browns rather than the frozen triangle variety. Also asked for a spearmint milkshake in the off chance they could do it and bingo done!! I've been living in Melbourne four months and this is the first place that could make me one. It was soooooo good. LIST it on your menu guys!!!!!!

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.

I rolled out of bed late, so it was nearly lunchtime when I hit Chapel Street. However, I wanted…read morebreakfast! Amici's was one of the places that still had breakfast. I got the brekkie sliders and breakfast smoothie. The sliders were tasty, but I would have liked more bacon. But the scrambled eggs and hash browns were perfect. The smoothie was also very good! I like the grunge atmosphere, too.

Amici is a fairly large bakery cafe on Chapel Street. They serve cakes and other sweet treats as…read morewell as main meals. Food: We popped in for a cake and cold drink after shopping. The cakes are the kind that make you drool every time you walk past. They are all made using fresh ingredients, and you can tell, they look amazing. Our gingerbread was great, light with a nice crunch and good flavour, but unfortunately the lemon tart was disappointing and was far too bitter to finish even with two of us sharing it. We ordered two juices as well which were super fresh and refreshing. Atmosphere: As the cafe is quite large, it can feel a bit quiet very easily. We found it felt a bit deserted even though there were still quite a few people in there. It has a nice design though, good separate area for people ordered take away and bright artwork on the wall. Service: Service was friendly and it's nice to go somewhere for a snack and feel you are being treated equally to people ordering main meals and we were, nothing was too much trouble. Would I go back: If I was passing. It's a shame, on the face of it looks like a great place but the cakes just didn't live up to expectation.

This is a cute little cafe by the waterfront. I bumped into this place while looking for a place to…read moregrab breakfast and loved it so much that I came here the next day as well. This place has a cool decor with nice little tables and potted plants all over the place. I ordered mocha and avocado small with poached eggs. Both coffee and breakfast was good. The staff was very friendly as well. Will definitely go again if I am in the neighborhood.

This place is one of my favourites! From delicious sandwiches to gourmet pizzas - nothing will…read moredisappoint! Then there's the coffee... Wow!!! It is incredible. They even have lactose free milk :-) A stunning spot right on the river at South Wharf... Perfect for a lazy Sunday afternoon.

I definitely liked the cafe, particularly since they made a great pot of tea, and also some…read morebeautifully creamy eggs, and some lovely bacon, along with some hash browns. Yeah, I sort of discovered it in my wanders, and since it was the first place where I jumped off the train, I decided to give it a go, and it was definitely worth it. Oh, and the service was great as well. Being close to the railway station also helps quite a lot too.

Nice restaurant and good food. Nice atmosphere and the customer service is great. There are no…read moremistakes and they try to make the customers feel appreciated with their services

This is a busy (the times We have been there) place however ample seating,…read morewe all liked the atmosphere. The service was good friendly, due to being busy, there was a wait, It was worth it. The Food well presented. Having said that at this level of Restaurant. it should be. The taste of the food was good. We will go back a few more times for consistency observations. Enjoy

So I finally got the chance to sit down and taste from the delicious menu that I read every time I…read morestop in for a coffee, and I must say, I am very disappointed I have not done it sooner. I had my guide dog with me on this outing, and the waiter was not phased in the slightest, I was greeted with "table for 2, and the cutest puppy in the world, take any table available" It is so refreshing when this happens, and I don't need to explain that a guide dog in training, is able to be in any restaurant she feels like, or more to the point where I feel like. I ordered (and let's not kid ourselves who wouldn't) the 8 hour slow cooked pulled lamb with green beans, mint and radicchio leaves served on a chick pea and yoghurt smash topped with almond flakes. If you think the name of this dish makes your mouth water, wait until they place it in front of you, then you had better be wearing a bib, The dish looked fresh, and you could see the chef has mastered his art. There was a perfect balance of flavours on the plate, and it danced on the pallet like beauty and the beast having their first waltz in a glitzy ballroom. The lamb was cooked to perfection, and paired with the salad, worked perfectly. I am not a fan of yoghurt unless it is full of sugar (I need sweetening), but after asking the waitress when ordering if I could taste a little, she was more than happy to oblige, and I must say, glad I asked, as the flavour of the yoghurt I don't like, was masked by the chick pea smash, it was almost like a light hummus. Being a carnivore, I do like to see meat in my salad, and this paring was made in heaven, smart construction from the chef, and a definite 5 out of 5 for me.

East Elevation I love you. The moment you walk through that little red door you know you have found…read moresomething wonderful. There is a certain happiness that radiates from this cute cafe on the Brunswick side of Lygon st. If you are lucky enough to arrive when it's not too busy I would recommend taking a seat near in the middle of the cafe to watch Monsieur Truffle through the glass walls (such a dangerously good idea putting it there!). If you order a coffee you will love it. Nice and strong and served piping hot. I also think the Chai latte is quite notable and elaborate (think of it broken down into all the parts that you assemble yourself). The food is excellent and had plenty of tasty options for vegans and vegetarians. The fresh herbs and plants growing around the venue really add to the healthy feel of the place. Also SPICY BLOODY MARYS are really cheap. Just get one. It will make everything better. Great for a quiet coffee, brunch, catchups with friends or a boozy/caffeinated meeting.

The place is big and beautiful. Staff are attentive and friendly but with Melbourne's brunch game…read morebeing so strong it is hard for me to give this place a more than average rating. We arrived here on a Saturday afternoon at 1pm. Free 2p parking was easy to find on lygon st. The warehouse set-up is beautiful with lots of massive plants. My colleague told me that they perhaps grow some of their own produce. I found the coffee average but my colleague loved her chocolate chinotto spider (yes spiders are for adults too). The bloody mary looked tempting and so did their massive range of hot chocolates. For brunch, I had the black pudding sausage with poached eggs, green chilli and pumpkin bread. The poached eggs were poached perfectly, the black pudding sausage was nice and salty but the pumpkin bread just tasted like sourdough bread with pumpkin seeds. Nothing special. An average meal with not much flavour. There were some crispy fried leaves with the meal but they didn't add to the flavour. My colleague got the mushrooms (swiss and king) with goat's feta cheese and a side of avocado. I had a taste of her mushrooms and they were quite good. I feel like I need to go back to try the hot chocolate and another dish to give this place a better rating. Definitely love the look & feel and the relaxed vibe of the cafe. :)

Cafe with outdoor and indoor seating and ample street parking. Arrived here on a Sunday noon and it…read morewas almost empty inside but lots of people on the outdoor tables. Free wifi. A small selection of baked goods on counter. Menu consists of wraps, burgers and a handful of brekkie items. Despite being a small menu it caters to all tastes. My friend got the small victories sandwich which is bacon fried egg tomato in slices of bread. He inhaled it and liked the freshness from the tomato. I had the lamb wrap with pulled succulent lamb, refreshing pieces of cucumber and tomato, delicious undertones of the sauce and complementary sourness and crumbly texture from the feta. The wrap itself was a thin white wrap. I devoured mine too and the hot crinkly cut chips were a bonus Our coffees were robust yet creamy. Great value for money. Good friendly service.

Around the corner of my house Small Victories has taken my preference for a sit down breakfast. I…read morelike the brightness of the place as for a breakfast dimmed lights don't make sense. It is the meal that starts your day, it should awaken you like a beautiful sunrise when you just had a 9 hour sleep. Food wise always up to scratch, I have had soup, sandwiches and the small victories breakkie. Sucker for black pudding and love the way it is served. New age fun with a vintage feel. The space feels great, always feel welcome and most importantly they tolerate me just talking shit about everything and nothing. Recommended by me. But then again. Who the fff hell am I?