Very close to Chadstone Shopping Centre yet miles away from anything that shopping centre's cafe's…read more(I'm sorry to say this but I have tried a lot of them) has to offer, grab your friends, make any excuses to get them here and they will thank you for it. They have an all day breakfast and a big lunch menu, amazing customer service, wide space inside and at the backyard.We have no other reason but to love and appreciate what this guys are doing.

Hidden away next to the rail line in suburban Ashburton, the resident has established itself as the…read morehip local brunch location. Equipped with a large outdoor area it suits the mild Melbourne spring days. The breakfast menu seems substantial enough with highlights of cured New Zealand salmon with rosti and eggs. The truffled mushroom with fried eggs looks a little slapdash. Service here is a bit haphazard and large wait times between being coffee and food is unacceptable. On the day we went they even managed to run out of fresh juice although I am not sure how that is possible. What could have been a great experience was a bit of a let down.

Great little breakfast and lunch café right next to Hyatt Centric. They have some great fresh…read morebreakfast and lunch options. Tea and coffee as well. Check them out. I'll post the recent menu. Food, service and ambiance was great.

When the queue stretches down the road at other more hip restaurants nearby, especially on…read moreweekends, just go to Cherry. More relaxed, better food, and rarely a wait. I spent a big chunk of my work egg king holiday here at Cherry, they got to know my "usual" order. Everything is made from scratch and to order. Delicious unpretentious food, plenty of outlets for working on your laptop for hours whilst sipping on a perfect flat white.

This is a wonderful little place to visit. Not only are the…read morestaff amazingly friendly but the coffee is excellent and the tasty food. Everything was so flavorful and better than I hoped for! Service was great. Very friendly staff! In this cofe, it is a pleasant atmosphere and a wonderful coffee is served there. I like to eat here: Potato cake with roast beef and poached eggs. yummyyy!

Really good food and good brisk, friendly service…read more Also good environment and good vibe. I'm not actually a fan of their coffee though! To me it has a green, sour taste. At different times of day it seems to get very crowded and also I wonder if it made it into a tourist or university guide because the last time I was there quite a few people were waiting for a table and a lot of people were taking selfies.

Holy smokes The…read moremanager of the Ovolo South Yarra hotel sent us here Earl grey excellent, I'm a bit of a snob about my tea and this please knocks it out of the park. Super flat white Prompt service and outstanding food My husband ordered the pork belly and I ordered the eggs Benedict. Love the have GF options and the GF toast excellent We are here for class reunion and I can see us coming back to this place several times before we go home.

Came here with my family, 4 of us in total on a weekend for brunch and was able to be seated very…read morequickly. Everything was fantastic, staff was very pleasant and food was amazing!!! Description from restaurant: Two Birds One Stone is one of the best canteen cafes in South Yarra, VIC. It's where you can have a delicious vegan breakfast with your favorite items. Whether you want to just have a cup of coffee or enjoy a delicious brunch, this French café has everything you would need to enjoy your café time. Moi: Everything they said is accurate! I had the ricotta pancakes and it was soft, flavorful with fresh fruit. Also had the braised pork belly, bacon and a poached egg. The pork belly had the perfect mixture of crispy and fatty bits, delish!!! Definitely worth a try! -ODL Follow my IG: @AOEAT

This is one of my go to cafes when I am in the city on-the-go. Tucked in an alley of cafes off…read moreFlinders Lane (Centre Pl), the ladies behind the counter are always so chirpy and friendly. They seem to know all their regulars too. There is limited seating in the cafe (~three tables inside, and 2 small ones outside), though it's one of those places great for your grab-and-go. In the city where it costs a fair bit much (for me) to dine in a cafe on a daily basis, 3 Little Monkeys is pocket-friendly (affordable). They do breakfast deals ($5) and lunch deals ($8? $8.50?) - an item off the food cabinet (for breakfast, only the ones on the top row and sweet case) and a small coffee (get a size upgrade for 50cents). With a whole alley full of little cafes offering different food+coffee options and deals, it is tempting to try every one of them. Albeit, once I am hooked, I will always go back. And I have. Keep up the great work, ladies!

I stopped here for lunch and ordered the Spinach and feta pida. The pida was ok but I didn't think…read moreit had much flavor. The server at the counter wasn't very helpful and wasn't interested in answering questions about their menu and food items. The prices were reasonable.

Down a cool little lane way flanked by heritage bluestone and red brick buildings you'll find this…read morebuzzing busy cafe. It's a funky space with an industrial vibe. Polished concrete floors, white brick ceiling and walls. Some of the seating arrangements are a little unusual - there are a bunch of small tables to be shared by 2 people which you have to sort of side straddle in order to sit on. Coffee was good .. food looked good, I ordered the Eggs Benedict with pulled pork - which arrived with lots of colour. I liked the spice from the tobasco hollandaise however it was a bit too buttery. Likewise the sourdough had a good flavour and crunchy pumpkin seeds but I think it would've been tastier if it was a denser bread. Perhaps this Canteen is just a bit too rustic for me. Music - ok but a touch loud. Newspapers - Yes

Dropped in for a quick bite and coffee.. I was initially a little confused whether it was table…read moreservice or ordering from the counter... Soon it was resolved when the waitress helped us to a table. It was quite packed for a mid monday morning as we had to share a table. Ordered a latte and the ispahan croissant (rose, lychee, almond and raspberry). The croissant wasn't too sweet which is what I prefer and the coffee was pretty good too. I picked the blend of the day. My only critique is the prices are a little more on the steep end.

I generally don't get to go down to the Docklands precinct all that often, namely because there…read morereally doesn't seem to be all that much there to entice me. However, one morning I decided to pay a visit to this cafe namely for some breakfast. Well, the chilli eggs ended up being pretty awesome, and the atmosphere wasn't bad either, despite the fact that the buildings around here are all pretty new. Still, as a place to grab some breakfast this place does happen to be pretty awesome, and I definitely would make an effort to visit this place again. Oh, and the tea wasn't bad either.

I caught up here with a fellow yelper on a Friday lunchtime (located close to a tram stop on…read moreCollins St), De Mad Hatter is easily accessible. It does takeaway and dine in - take away options include select 1,2, or 3 dishes whereas with the dine-in option you are forced to order three dishes for $12. They also do soups, coffees, sweets, risotto and pasta. Water is self-service. Nice seating area. Food is served at room temperature. I got the mexican chicken, singapore fried rice and fried tofu salad Each dish was bland. the mexican chicken was dry roast chicken with no flavours - just slightly watery. The fried tofu was just fried tofu. And the singapore fried rice was quite soggy, bulbous rice. Company was great. Tables are cleared quickly. Good for groups and perhaps as my colleague advised, good for coffee and cake but that's it!

This cafe wasn't too bad, though when I was here it was still mostly closed down, due to the virus…read moreof course. As such, they were only doing takeaway, but they did have some seating out the front where people could sit, and they were also accepting keep cups, something that I certainly did appreciate since I'm not a fan of disposable cup. I grabbed a coffee, and it was nice, though probably not one of the best. It was a shame that I couldn't grab anything to eat, but it is sort of understandable in such times.

The food remains top notch yet the service can be patchy and the time from ordering to food arrival…read moreis just on the too long side. The addition of outdoor heaters and umbrellas would be welcome.