A Western suburb secret tucked away in the back streets of Sunshine. A nice menu with all the…read moreregular you'd expect from a small establishment. Most likely will become a regular haunt as we can walk here when the weather is good enough.

This is my favourite cafe near me! I love how dog friendly they are and the food is absolutely…read morescrumptious!!! Staff are friendly and the atmosphere is lovely! A little gem in the west!

Myself and a friend went to have lunch at this cafe near my work and shocked we didn't come sooner!…read moreThe menu is filled with great options and the service was very good. We were politely greeted when we arrived and the lovely man made sure our table was level. I ordered the pulled chicken salad which was amazing with all fresh ingredients and the roasted red peppers made it! My friend ordered the avo smashed and was also impressed. Service was fast and the pricing was very very decent!

Don't understand how there are no reviews yet! Best coffee, amazing staff and service and the food…read moreis delicious!! I love coming here and it's become our little weekend ritual to come and have breakfast and coffee! I highly recommend this place to everyone and have made several people come here with us and they've loved it! Can't wait to come in again :)

Whether your for the wolf or the hound it doesn't really matter. This quaint little cafe, recently…read moreopened, is offering good coffee and a small hipster inspired menu. The staff are friendly and efficient. There's little space to sit inside and outside. The majority of people were like us, the coffee commuters. Grabbing a quick caffeine fix before taking on peak hour train crowds. This time for something different we stayed at dined in like fancy, job free folk. Highlights are the open spaces, interseting artwork and Dr Marty's crumpets

There were four things that drew me to Wolf and Hound - the simple design of the cafe, lure of…read moregreat local coffee beans, the Butterbings (!), and Dr Marty's crumpets. I appreciate a spacious outdoor bench seat due to often having a friend with a pram or a puppy. It expands the space of the cafe nicely. The staff are clearly passionate about their venture here. The service was far superior to other locals in charming casual friendliness and speed. The menu is basic but has interesting flavor combinations - I will be back to sample more. The coffee is for retail sale which is an extra drawcard. Wolf and Hound has found their little niche in a cafe populated area with coffee connoisseur options, not overwhelming people with too much menu choice and feeling refreshing design wise. Nothing is cluttered or complicated and I appreciate this! I most certainly will be back across town for this comfort.

I was staying nearby and popped in here for Sunday breakfast because it was convenient, and I'm…read moreglad I did. The cafe itself is modern, clean and fresh, music was perfect for a Sunday morning and not too intrusive. The service was polite, friendly and efficient and no one was trying too hard to be cool. I was seated straight away and soon ordered the Vegemite Rarebit. When it arrived, I was delighted with the Australian twist on the Welsh classic and scarfed it down. A takeaway coffee to go (nicely made) and I left a happy customer. Only one minor gripe, being seated at the end of the bench table meant an icy blast of air every time the door opened, but to be fair was exacerbated by my own lack of layers!

Jack B Nimble is a newcomer in the Maidstone area and certainly is the stand out in this strip of…read moreshops on Mitchell Street. It is a gorgeous bright open and airy cafe with a fantastic breakfast and lunch menu. On my visit I had their chicken burger and it was crispy without being too dry and had the right balance of salad to chicken so I almost walked away thinking it could have been a health food. Service was friendly and fast and they were more than happy to pack up my leftovers to go which I really love as I am a bit of a small eater. Jack B Nimble is not open for dinners but I would definitely put it on my to brunch list out west

So imagine some sort of delicious fusion of Italian, French and Mediterranian foods and you've got…read morePane E Latte. It's a deli. It's a specialty foods store. It's a cafe. It's a bakery. It's everything your little heart could desire on a work lunch break. I popped in last week for a takeaway lunch of a spinach and ricotta pastry and lemon meringue pie (oh my goooood!) and I just had to go back. This time I sat in and ordered a coffee and a chicken cotoletta (basically schnitzel) which was served with a delicious salad of greens and tomatoes with buffalo mozzarella and a sticky balsamic dressing and fresh bread on the side. It was WAY too much food more me and I could have easily shared it someone. The whole meal cost me $15.50 and was worth every penny. My only regret is that I didn't leave any room for the divine looking cakes they had on display! But I've learned my lesson for next time.

So Pane E Latte. What can I say about this place? Well let's start with some background data shall…read morewe? I am an American on holiday. I did not know what to expect from this place and just found it on a regular stroll about the locale. Was I satisfied? Well quite so. I walk right in no knowing what is what and was greeted by a nice young lady. The place was small but quaint. I kind of liked it. It felt very welcoming and friendly. I ordered a simple black coffee and a spinach and cheese pastry type dish. Said order same out to me, note being I sat outside as it was a very nice day, promptly and for which I did not have to wait long. Coffee was a tad on the smaller side but was sufficient. The spinach and cheese pastry was nice. I quite enjoyed the dish but it didn't leave a lasting memory. Coffee, despite the size, was respectable. Definitely not the best I have had but far from the worst. I went back in and had an iced coffee and that too was brought to me outside and was just as nice. Much more than was I expected. I was expecting a simple iced coffee. Case in point an iced coffee that I was accustomed too is the same as a regular coffee just cold. This was much more. It was like a shake with ice cream on top. Will I complain about this break from normality? No I will not. I liked it a good deal. It just threw me for a curveball. What else can I complain about? Well, since it was the first time I was at this location I asked for recommendations and did not get any. Is this a big deal? Well, it is a double edged sword. On one hand it is a sign that everything may be good but on the other hand it may be that the location does not have its own identity. What selection is great here? What will be a good order considering I don't know what is good here? I do not know. I did not get a recommendation. I walked in blind seeking guidance and was left still blind. I don't know if I experienced everything this place had to offer or if I should return wanting more. It may be a minor gripe to you but to me it is rather important. I like knowing what a place has to offer. I like to asking for a recommendation and trying said recommendation to see if it was indeed a correct choice. Pane E Latte was indeed a nice place. Walking in I had a nice experience. I just wish they had the wow factor that I desired. Tell me what is good. Guide me to experience the best that you offer. That little extra step goes a long way in the eyes of the guest. If you make us feel like you want us to experience the best you have to offer we will come back to see the rest. What I experienced was, although nice, not enough to make me go out of my way to return and see more of what can be offered.

INCREDIBLE SERVICE!!!! I went in to get an iced latte and the barista there offered to make a mini…read moretester after I already got my coffee of a different type of coffee to try. I did not expect it but it was a really lovely thing to do - which makes it sooo easy to return

I ordered the Pink (Beetroot) Latte, the Chai Latte and the Southern Benedict. The Beetroot Latte…read morewas okay. I would describe it as a very milky taste with a hint of beetroot and a mild sweetness. I prefer very strong, sugary drinks so I didn't enjoy it as much, but if you like more subtle tastes, this drink is for you. Like the Beetroot Latte, the Chai Latte was inoffensive in its flavour but only a little sweeter. The Southern Benedict was alright. I didn't care for the presentation of the salad but it was nice. Eggs, sauce, pork and bread were also nice. I prefer smaller servings but that's just me. I always receive lovely service from the staff. They are happy that you chose to eat with them and they let you know. The place has a great atmosphere, and I think it's slowly becoming less of a secret. I'll be eating here again.

From the owner: Open 365 for Coffee, All-Day Breakfast, Lunch, Claypots, Burgers & Takeaway.read more

The first and only time I went here, I was presented with dirty cutlery, dirty cups, cold fries and…read moreovercooked burger with little fillings. The coffee was great though.

Service was good, maybe because it was relatively quite time of the morning after 9am and of course…read moreits school holidays. The decor is very nice and the atmosphere is good, but the view is not stunning (McDonalds car park across the road). Like the rest of Melbourne, its overpriced, but good food.

I won't say too much in case Charles is here, listening. This place is one of the suburbs hidden…read moregems and I'll be heading back as soon as I loose Charles. He so sneaky. I fluttered in and out for my morning fix skinny latte in a keepcup. This always confuses new places but not here. Before I had time to sneakily perv at the delicious cakes my Daddy's Girl blend (from house of Padre) was ready to go. The space here is small but worked well. Decor is on hipster vil level which is what attracted me. Yet the staff and other patrons are super nice. You'll notice a bike with COFFEE sign out the front. Follow the art work to find delicious coffee. Good service, good coffee and bike friendly! Loving it.

"...OMG ~ CALLING ALL ITALOPHILES ~ AUTHENTIC & AFFORDABLE..."…read more EIFFEL TOWER, Assembley Drive, Tullamarine is a warehouse, stuck out in an industrial estate (although the street is rapidly turning into a food lover's paradise, with foods, esp Italo foods, on offer for the right price) with a cafe and gelateria to one side, and a continental cake, biscotti and Italian chocolate heaven, on the other... All the small cakes: eclairs, bignet, cannoli, babas, etc sell for $1.50 a piece.. The larger versions, $2.50 a piece.. All biscotti, including macarons, $30 kg.. The whole cakes - continental and ice-cream - start at $20 and go right up to whatever.. I spent $85 in 5 minutes - could have spent heaps... Such an amazing place, filled with Italian heritage Australians, all there to buy nostalgia - Christmas, Easter, Christenings, Weddings et al - divinely delicious stuff in a white box... Absolutely the 'go to' destination for next time you're invited to some-one's home, and want to take that something that will both impress and delight... Honestly... Visited Saturday 27 Feb for a cake, as a gift, and stuff to take home.