This cafe was actually rather further out of the way than I was used to, but it was certainly worth…read morethe walk. Okay, it has been a while since I have been here, but then again it does take a while for me to get around to all my reviews. Well, I've written it now, and I do have to mention that this place makes a pretty decent coffee. It was certainly worth the time it took to walk here from where I was working.

Popped into this place for breakfast this very early morning. Heard this is the favorite of people…read moreI work with. So we tried it out. I can see why it is their favorite. Both of our meals were tasty. My muesli was ringed with beautiful fruit and was savory. We will be stopping here again. Update Had a to go breakfast that was excellent.

Cute local neighbourhood cafe. The name comes from the garage roller door which covers the outside…read moreof the main seating area. I've been coming here for a few years now and the staff are always friendly and welcoming. Food is mostly the usual breakfast affair but with some nice twists. Popular items include the Badlands - parmesan and bacon hash with a kransky and leeks, and the Meatball Baked Eggs. There are also a selection of sub-style hot rolls. Much of the food is cooked in a pizza oven giving it that extra nice crunch. Coffee is a blend from Syndicate and there is also Moccamaster filter available and a small bar with a selection of beer and spirits. If you're nearby, definitely check it out.

Great tucked away cafe! The people there are wonderful. The food and coffee doesn't disappointed…read more Roller door serves some great food, honestly not something you expect from a small cafe. They even have a book nook you can read from. It's a spot where people in the neighbourhood come in on a regular basis and where everyone is known by their first name. If you do live close by I say hit them up, bring a friend and if you've had a big night a great place to cure that hangover. They even have a liquor licence for those that like a bit of fun with brunch.

I couldn't resist,I tasted the daily brew and ended up buying a bag. The Colombian was a surprise…read morebecause it was floral and low in the city and robust. Clerks were extremely friendly. Located in one of the buildings at Victoria market. It's also the building with all the pastries so you have a perfect pairing.

Loved the kindness, the aesthetic and of course the coffee here. The pour over was clean and had…read morenice flavor notes and the magic had a really nice flavor that wasn't overpowered by the milk. A little on the pricier side but loved their heart/ passion for good coffee and this city.

Simple food at great prices. A bacon and egg toasted sanga goes for $11 and has a good half-inch of…read morebacon inside. Enough to get your started for the day. This cafe did however spoil my nice relaxing Sunday breakfast by putting on pop music with a loud base track. I could feel the blood pressure go up accordingly. I wish these cafes would adjust their routine for a Sunday morning crowd verus the week day mob.

A little café that's a bit overshadowed by the nearby Queen Victoria Market. It has a cool, casual…read morevibe and features 50s posters on the walls (in that Brunswick Street kinda way). They offer an Italian menu here, with a delicious lasagne that comes highly recommended. For breakfast you'll see the usual everyday items on offer, which are done really well.

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.

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.

I loveeee this place!! This place is sorta hidden in the small alley. It looks like they renovated…read moreparking garage and made into a restaurant. Inside is very spacious and lots of light. It's a perfect place to chill on the weekend to get a brunch. Not only this place is very hip but also their food tasted amazing! I loved their bagel dish and acai bowl. Acai bowl was definitely insta worthy (very pretty) and tastes super healthy. I liked their bagel dish it was very flavorful I kept eating even though it wasn't my food..... lol I think coffee was alright though. I would definitely recommend this place!

Best breakfast in Australia...(maybe I haven't had much luck in other places). The maple bacon…read morebanana bagel was the best. Filling and delicious. Also got the açaí bowl and it had lots of lovely delicious fresh fruit, granola and flowers sprinkled on it. Nice presentation. Service was average. Single origin coffee was very tasty but they give you such a small cup. Definitely skip the watery koko black hot chocolate. So under whelming and disappointing.

Is it me or do places just make luke warm coffees? Asked for extra hot and still it was just luke…read morewarm don't get me wrong I am not one of these soy, half skim, low froth, fair trade, half bean hold the artwork coffee customers that I always seem to stand behind when I order..... but extra hot, I want extra hot, forget that a good barista does not burn the coffee, I am asking extra hot. I am the customer. Sadly as you would guess, it was super luke warm, so warm you could skull it and I'd give Boonie a go for his skulling ability on a flight to London i'd drink it that quick. The ambinece of the place is good, great window seats to look out into the street and people watch, soak up the market atmosphere and relax over a paper. If you like luke warm coffee add a star to my review. Its still a great coffee house, love the real old time grinder in the store.

Stick to the truly Italian dishes here. And the absolute must buy is the Castagnaccio. An Italian…read morechestnut cake with pine nuts and rosemary. Delizioso. Everything is baked onsite daily. And all produce comes fresh from the market which means different things are always on offer.