Thank you Richard and Faye for the delicious coffees and Yummy "Jelly Filled" donuts !…read more $1.50 got me a delicious raised dough raspberry jelly filled sugar tossed puff of heavenly goodness ! And did I taste a hint of cinnamon ?? Your warm smiles brightened my morning and your coffee warmed my soul. I too was a donut man and you brought me home. I've spent many hours over a fryer, and I thank you for you hard work. Your hard work shows in the quality of your product. I will return ! Thank you Richard and Faye

The last pie shop I visited during my Australia tour turned out to be the b est of all. The…read moreMoroccan lamb pie was full of meat and even fuller of flavour. (Notice how I dropped the Aussie spelling there for y'all.) The custard tart had a very strong vanilla flavour and was very creamy. I have no reason to doubt the rest of their offerings will have the same depth of delicious flavour (there's that word again).

Nice clean little place. Great customer service. Friendly people. Food & coffee good price. They…read morehave Banh Mi!!!

To this day I don't understand why people spell doughnut, donut?!?!? My mom would always correct…read moremy spelling so I always thought you spell it doughnut and not donut. I guess this will be another one of those great debates like why did the chicken cross the road kind of thing. If you never heard of Daniel's Donuts then you better ask someone as they have been known to sell thousands upon thousands of just the Nutella one alone daily. I believe one of there stores has around 30 different donuts to choose from. Yes that's right 30 different ones. How can you choose just one? Yes you print can't. They sell each doughnut for $3.50 but you can get 6 for $15. What's cool is that they are not only IG worthy but they taste good too. My better half isn't a dessert person as she doesn't care for sweets too much and she said it had the right combination of not being too sweet and the right amount of softness to the doughnut itself. For me I love sweet and I thought it could of been a little sweeter. I wished it had a little more Nutella inside but the caramel on top was delicious. So maybe I will have to take back my words on saying it could of been sweeter. Guess the only way for me to see if it needs to be is to get six different ones. BTW I got the Nutella and the better half got the lemon filled one which she says taste better than mine. Hmph! I believe you can even order online and even have them delivered to you. Just go check out their website.

I love Bistro Morgan's unique doughnuts! They are so creative and interactive with customers. I got…read morethe Toblerone Syringe doughnut that had Toblerone pieces, couverture chocolate, sugar coated brioche doughnut and a chocolate-hazelnut syringe! I was able to squeeze all the chocolate sauce into my doughnut myself and it was so fun and tasty! My friend had the cookie butter doughnut that she absolutely loved as well! This is an iconic shop to visit if you're in Melbourne in Windsor area!

There's a lot to like about this place. It's simple, unpretentious decor, a new menu every week and…read morea great range of sweet treats. We only tried the donuts but found the flavours were creative and carefully thought out. Donuts are soft, fluffy and fresh! At $5.50 each they sit at a pretty good price point compared with similar places. Really impressed! Be warned: 1. despite the crazy flavours they aren't sickly like some other places so you can easily eat two or three at once. 2. They sell out pretty quickly (and rightfully so), make sure you get there early!

Way to update the classic fish and chip shop Balwyn Canteen…read more Until recently this was the local chippy, and the bones of the place are still there (as are the fish and chips) but there have been some additions to the menu which seem to have hit the spot with the locals. The main focus is now firmly on burgers, shakes and doughnuts, the latter fresh made daily and showcased in a steampunk style shelving unit in the window. Keep an eye on their Instagram to see what flavours are on offer. The burgers are designed to be customised so you get just what you want (for a price) and the thickshakes are great. Personal favourite is the banana shake, with real banana. This is still basically a takeaway fish and chip shop with the long counter and a walkway and not much more inside, so seating is limited to a few stools and some outdoor tables.

Doughnut Time you're on Brunswick Street? My, my, you have…read morebeen getting around the sweet tooth cravings of Melbourne. Situated strategically across from Bimbo's Deluxe, I was sure glad to see the shiny teal color scheme that is Doughnut Time. Sure it was late, but they were open. On the extra plus side, there was none of this line nonsense you get at the other Doughnut Time in the city. I had the Ages 4 and Up, and the Butternut. Both were charming in the display window, in fact most all of their doughtnuts are pretty eye catching and creatively named. The sugary goodness was so suitable for Melbourne's cold late nights. I only wish I had some hot cocoa to really give me pre-diabetes. Now, I don't think their donuts are hand down, the best donuts I've had and will continue to trek for. But, to make a sweet tooth go away, sure I'll go for one of your creations.

Very interesting place! The donut I had very the red velvet one, pretty average. I did like the…read morename and sizes of the donuts!

Laurent Bakery must be a major pastry supplier for local markets and it's retail counters must be…read morevery popular in the neighborhoods. However, I was very disappointed that I had to wait for my Flat & White in the next 15 minutes, that I was told to be excused for staffs shortage. The table I sat down wasn't serving ready and I pointed out to the server but no one cared. This time no excuses. Coffee was so so, their pastries are far much better presented in the super markets. Same pastries for example the Almond Croissant in store is $5.8 and in the market which is $3.50.

Super tasty toasted ham and cheese sandwiches here. For $7 it comes with a salad on the side as…read morewell. Purchased a cheesecake for a birthday which was a crowd pleaser. Pretty to look at and better to eat. The staff were friendly but the service was a tad slow. I had to ask for my sandwich after my friend had finished.

Just off Toorak Road, Tivoli Road Bakery is a small but lively cafe, offering freshly baked bread…read moreand pastries. Be warned, it is 'the place to be' and is usually very busy however, with the skill and precision of the staff, you won't be waiting long. The staff are always happy to chat, bringing the bakery to life. Strawberry Danish This danish is great for a sweet start to your morning! With strawberries and almonds, it's definitely suitable for all of the sweet-tooth's out there! Custard Donut These donuts are incredible! The donuts themselves, covered in sugar, are soft and sweet. The filling (available in custard, caramel and Nutella), is creamy and delicious. They're perfect for an afternoon tea treat.

Was here for a short stay in Melbourne and on the hunt for best meat pies .. this place was…read morerecommended as one of the top ten.... Travelled on a cold wet raining day 40 min by train on a Monday only to find it heads closed at 2:00 pm when the website said 3:30 pm ... very disappointing !!!! If you're going to advertise on the web please list your correct times !!!!

All day. This is how long I could spend here eating all the delicious donuts. All day. Not moving…read moreat all. Just devouring doughy-goodness. This place is in the top 3 of donut deliciousness that Melbourne is currently embracing in all it's glazed goodness. The donuts here are surprisingly light and fluffy. We ended up with a creme brulee and a jaffa. I'm still drooling at the thought of how good these were. The Jaffa truly captured the choc-orange flavouring without having either flavour dominate. The creme brûlée was a little on the ugly side to look at. A bit new born squished face. But all was forgiven after the first chomp into the doughy goodness. The cafe space here is within a warehouse zone. There's some great retro styling going on here. Beverage wise you can get brewed coffee, some cold drinks and some alcoholic drinks.

I never thought I would line up for one hour to buy donuts. Hidden in an old warehouse in the back…read morestreets of Brunswick, these legends have aced the donut scene and happen to be the same champs behind the Taco truck and the beatbox kitchen. They are only open Fri and Sat 8am - 3pm (with Sunday being introduced soon) because they spend all week baking the ingredients - even the rubble and freckles are hand made. It's too die for. Five flavours alternating each week. Soft, Fluffy, Sweet and seriously yummy!! The donuts are made on site and you can see the bakers working their magic and smell the sweet aromas drifting from the kitchen. There is coffee available but you'll have to excuse my ignorance for not knowing exactly what brand. I made the wise choice to quit caffeine drinks some years back. I think it could be an Ethiopian brand. Nothing else for sale yet though just donuts and coffee. Whatever you do make sure you roll heads to get the coffee glaze with passionfruit curd and chocolate rubble because it will change your life, it appeared popular and was running out quickly. My advice is to be at the door by 8am. All flavours will be available and you'll be able to buy a stash. By the time we got there it was mid arvo and max purchase of two each. A big bunch of poor buggers behind us missed out. If you want to take a little rest and watch the rows of people pass in and out then just take a seat indoors at the many available tables. Keep kicking goals Brunswick and welcome to the hood All Day Donuts!!

honestly, not impressed. we had a party of 6 for a 60th birthday party, spent close to $600 but…read morecould not sit at the "chefs round table" although it remained empty the whole time we were there. The eggs Benedict I ordered was fair. The scone it was served on was cold, the eggs were barely poached and there was a slight "sprinkling" of crab meat on the eggs. the French pressed coffee was very good and thankfully the group of friends that I came with was delightful. I would love to recommend this place to people I know because it's ambiance was very nice but unfortunately considering the price and the quality of food I would probably not put it on my list of places to revisit .

The bakers wife, you walk into a large industrially fitted room, with the open brick walls and…read morependant lights. It's a huge space with lots of table space and lots of different seating options from lounges to communal tables and the basics. The service is the only thing that stopped the bakers wife from getting 5 stars! For how big the space is they didn't have enough waiters/waitresses to cover the room meaning your wait for service at times was long! Unfortunately for a first impression as well when your friend gets the wrong dish delivered to him and he has to get up to talk to the waitress, it doesn't leave the best taste in your mouth. It's saving grace was it's quality of product! The coffee was great, a really nice latte that really did the coffee beans justice. I had the French toast with the additional bacon, it was served with cinnamon, maple syrup and berries. The contrast of flavours was heavenly and Devine, leaving me satisfied, hooked and content to leave on that note. Overall it's a winner and it's new, do maybe by the next trip to the bakers wife it will be perfected! By golly tho don't pass it up!