First things first, Armstrong St Food Store serves breakfast until 3pm. This is perfect for when…read moreyou're hungover enough to miss the Sunday brunch hour and can't face the empty contents of your fridge/cupboard. There's a nice array of meal options, however nothing to really make it standout from the cafe crowd.

Yeah, this is a convenience store, but as the name suggests it is pretty convenient. Okay, this is…read moreMelbourne, so it is actually called a Milk Bar, and there is a history behind that name (namely due to a bunch of anti-beer protesters that attempted to set up shops to rival the pubs), but these days we pretty much call them convenience stores. Well, this one was pretty cool, and I must admit that I really appreciated the service that I received here. Mind you, they do tend to be pretty pricey, but not so here. Maybe it is because it is located in the middle of the suburbs, and quite a distance from the major supermarkets. Anyway, I thought that it was pretty cool mind you.

I used to go to grigons and Orr quite a while back and loved it. So when my friend asked where we…read moreshould go for a big vegan breakfast that was close to home we chose here. I was let down this time. Their vegan options had dwindled to just one and we had to 'make your own' to put together a meal which turned out extremely expensive for what we got. The vegan option was crumpets with spread. As we were hungry we opted for toast with the sides of avocado, hash brown, mushrooms and tomato. This came to the hefty sum of $22! (I'm certain we were charged for the eggs even though we didn't order them) The meal it self was tasty! I couldn't help wishing for lemon with the avocado but the hash brown was so delicious! The service was great and friendly and the place is so adorable. There was a very long wait on food, which we were fine with and they had set our expectations early. There also seemed to be a bit of a wasp problem so we needed to move inside. I love the outside tables on what is a quiet spot on queensberry st, so I hope they deal with the wasps somehow. It was like watching a comedy sketch, everyone flapping them away or running about then sitting down again. Overall, it was too expensive for such a basic meal and took way too long to come out considering there was still empty tables. Order the set meals and you will probably have a much better experience!

Great local cafe. I always get one of the many yummy jaffles and my partner loves the rosti and…read moremushrooms. It's one of our favourite breakfasts. The coffee is great, the orange juice is fresh and the staff are friendly. I love the quirkiness and laid back atmosphere. Highly recommended if you're in the area.

A convience store with a focus on healthy foods. Serving great coffee. Open late. Staff helpful…read more An asset to the people of Greville and the surrounding streets as we do not have anything like it in our close vicinity.

In the world of convenience stores 365+ deserves 5 stars with its convenient offering of everything…read more& anything with a healthy theme despite the Ben & Jerry's fridge hiding out the back. Barista quality coffee, boutique beers, Lebanese pizzas made to order, all your organic, gluten free, raw vegan, health craze offerings & even rent a movie service! For you train hustlers who are always in a race against time you can pick up brekkie/lunch in a hurry with their boutique gourmet hot pies or pre-boxed salads... Just a minute walk from Prahan station.

We came here for the $49 3-course meal. Whilst you might think $49 might be slightly expensive, the…read moresize of the main is very much worth it. Genuine home-made style food. Add to that, the pleasant staff, the speed of each course, I simply couldn't fault it.

Right next to the racecourse and super easy on the train - food is good, drinks list is good - easy…read moreto let the kids play and keep an eye on them A lot to choose from on the menu - the staple fare is the best bet - avoid dessert unless you want plain ice cream as the sweets seems brought I. Which is a shame Service is great, staff friendly - with a crack

Brunswick Convenience store pretty much sums it all up in the name. It's a run of the mill,…read morenon-chain convenience store near the corner of Albion St and Sydney Rd but with internet café facilities. There's your usual selection of cold beverages, general assortment of foodstuffs and last minute items such as deodorant and feminine hygiene products, along with a couple of varieties of phone credit. It has a better than average collection of loose sweets, with individual Trolli jelly lollies, Wicked Fizz, different flavours of Mentos and Zombie Chews among the highlights. The prices across the board are about the same as you'd find at a 7/11. They no longer stock metcards. It's open until midnight seven days, so it's a good late night alternative to the bevy of other supermarket-esque facilities that close up a tad earlier in the area.

Most would probably only frequent here for the food for convenience when seeing a show but I…read morefrequent here for the food as I attend a course nearby. So far I've had soup special and the salad plate, which at $12.50 to pick and mix your own is pretty decent. There's always a plethora of gourmet salads on offer, tonight the Asian Chicken Colslaw & Parsnip, Pear, Rocket & Parmesan were my choices and were quite delish! I also treated myself to their special robust single origin coffee & a crumbly melt in your mouth 'yo-yo'... Indulgent! There's some nice outdoor seating if you can brave a Melbourne winter but the cosy brick exposed ambience inside is quite intimate.

Actors, Writers, Directors, Singers, Dancers, Theatre-Goers and Corporates all call the Malthouse…read morehome for morning coffees, lunches, after work catch-ups and pre or post show drinks. At lunch time, there are usually four or five huge fresh, delicious, daily salads made up for you to eat in or take away. The coffee isn't anything to rave about - a little weak and bland in flavour, but not bad. The best thing about the Malthouse cafe is the outdoor seating area. Huge timber communal tables with bench seats sit amongst shady trees in a courtyard surrounded by ACCA, Chunky Move and the Malthouse workshop. It's the perfect place to meet up with a group of people or to sit on your own with a good book or play. There is also a very quiet upstairs balcony area inside, for more intimate meetings and conversations. Don't miss the pop-up bookstore inside the foyer, selling plays and theatre-related books one hour prior to any performance. Chookas. Break a Leg. Bravo.

Mule Bar is a deceptively spacious café located in the up and coming shopping strip on Sydney Road…read more It has a rustic, comfortable charm and is perfect for a well-deserved coffee and cake break after perusing the nearby stores. An excellent selection of light lunches, as well as heartier options, are available and if it's a sunny day make sure you venture out into the rear courtyard with your glass of wine and escape from the hum of traffic and shoppers. Mule does one of the best breakfasts around and the choice is brilliant, definitely the place to go for any vegetarians or vegans.