Looked good from the outside. It has a nice modernish sign that almost beckoned me inside. The space looked pretty good inside as well and there were plenty of people milling around seeking out their morning coffee. Things therefore felt good although I made the error of not checking the rating which at the time of these words stands at a troublingly low 2.9. I particularly needed a coffee this morning after an alarmingly intrusive medical examination including the use of two gigantic horse needles in a nearby specialist's rooms. The indignity, and I'm yet to hear if I'll survive. The coffee was ok here. A tiny bit underpowered and a little bland for me but in no respects bad. It was just not quite up to Melbourne standard in my view and frankly out of kilter with the semi hipster vibe (hipster vibe usually equalling very good to spectacular coffee to me). It staggers me sometimes how good Melbourne coffee is. We went to Italy recently and didn't taste one coffee that actually equaled the brew here at Father John and I'm pegging this brew as mid range only. Service was ok at Father John if a little bit snappy. The food I saw looked a tad pedestrian to me. It's another triumph for Zomato. The rating is spot on. Bottom line: this place promises more than it delivers. A few changes here and there could work wonders though. read more