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Most Popular Cafe food in Heidelberg, Banyule, Victoria
Reviews on Cafe food in Heidelberg, Banyule, Victoria including The Hub 3070, The Train Yard, Cafe Matto, Hunter Lane, The Daily Harvest, The Foreigner, The Alleyway Cafe, The Chairman Cafe, Scintilla Cafe, The Hub 3070
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10. The Hub 3070
Reviewed By TwoSheds57
Back to the Hub again this morning. Enjoyed my big breakfast very much, especially the Cypriot sausage the name of which momentarily escapes me. My coffee was lovely too. Service was warm and friendly. The Hub is recommended.Four months earlierThis cafe/bistro used to be known as Over the Road until a major renovation a number of months ago. The space has undergone substantial change and some lovely modifications have been made. It's more modern, orderly and coherent. The gifts that used to be dotted around the place are gone and it's more spacious now and warmer. Today we ordered the egg and bacon focaccia with chili jam. It was very nice and made for a hearty lunch. We finished it off with coffees and a scientifically halved salted caramel cookie. The cookie belongs with the foods served to the angels in heaven. I felt significant psychological pain finishing my half. My coffee was ok but not one I'd include in a hall of fame. It's a nice place and some of the other dishes looked fantastic.
9. Scintilla Cafe
Overall Ratings
3 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By 129cassiem
I go here almost every weekend for brunch, it worth the extra 15 minute drive. My parter ALWAYS gets his coffees from here and my daughter and I love the milkshakes. The pastas are so creamy and delicious same goes for their takeaway menu from the counter! Friendly staff and good table service.
8. The Chairman Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
The Chairman is a new cafe located in Heidelberg Melbourne. The Chairman serves delicious food, great coffee and has a warm, trendy atmosphere.
Reviewed By NormDC
An interesting cafe off Bell St opposite the car yards provides an all day menu of typical breakfast fare and a selection of toasties/sandwiches/saladsGluten free is available by replacement of the bread (not sure if cooked on a separate grill)Our 'easy & light' snack of toasted ham sandwiches included rather thick slices (off the bone?) ham rather than the shaved ham indicated on the menuObviously popular with the local workers but, for us with our selection, it will not be our first choice in the Heidelberg area.
7. The Alleyway Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Marilyn T
Went here for lunch. I had the bunless mushroom burger which came with fries (I chose the sweet potato ones). My companion had the smashed avo. My meal was delicious. Fortunately for my companion I couldn't finish everything because her meal was rather sparse although she said that it was very nice. We both had coffees which were nice and my companion had the carrot cake. I opted for the vegan lime slice which wasn't the best. Friendly staff. I noticed that they are open weekdays and saturday from 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. and sundays from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
6. The Foreigner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By heartsminds
Have been here before but tjis time even better. Such great tasty fresh food. Well presented and delicious. Coffee is excellent. Staff are great. A truly enjoyable experience.
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5. The Daily Harvest
Overall Ratings
5 based on 32 reviews
Our purpose is to deliver a unique paddock to plate experience. Using the highest quality seasonal produce and meats from local farms delivering an enticing menu with sophistication and simplicity. â We are doing it because we love giving people food that
Reviewed By MaryDoyle189
Was recommended this restaurant for lunch and it most certainly didn't disappoint. Amazing food, service and atmosphere, will definitely be back, have already picked what we are ordering next time!Hi Mary, thanks so much for your review! We are so happy to hear you were recommended and youâll be back. Hope to see you soon.
4. Hunter Lane
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Hunter Lane mixes it up with stunning dishes for both young and old. Enjoy a glass of white with an al a carte meal or a quick bite on the run from our display of chef made eats. Seasonal menu and specials with vegan and gluten free options available. Gre
Reviewed By urbandrifter
Wow. Just wow! Iâve written hundreds and hundreds of reviews, in fact thousands and this place totally rocked me and my family and friends today. Located right opposite Rosanna station and with plenty of parking, itâs centrally located. With seating outside for around 20-30 but could probably hold 80+ inside, this was around 2/3rds full at midday. We sat in the corner at a high table and watched the amazing meals being served. Clearly the portion sizes were big - so be aware when ordering. Between seven of us we had the waffles, smashed avocado, poached eggs on toast, wavy burger, Bircher muesli and I think the Hunters Garden. Food came out within 15 minutes of ordering so fast service. Drinks were good and have to say the iced chai (with ice cream) was a great considering it off sugar. Wheelchair friendly. Very kid friendly. Takeaway food available. Toilets clean. Note that the service was great and nothing was too much trouble. Take note cafe owners - this is why Melbourne is the cafe capital of Australia. Well done everyone at Hunter Lane Cafe.
3. Cafe Matto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By Elizabeth M
My husband and I frequent this place almost weekly. The owners are lovely, the waiters are always enthusiastic, friendly and reliable and the food is always yummy.
2. The Train Yard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By Disappointed0503
Really disappointed with the service since the change of hands. Rude staff, used to have the best in area. Their FBook page only allows positive reviews and they delete feedback. If youâre not listening to customers then how can you improve? We went for 2 years most Saturdays and Sundays, advocated and spent circa $80 each weekend. If youâre looking for great service there are much better in the area.
1. The Hub 3070
Reviewed By TwoSheds57
Back to the Hub again this morning. Enjoyed my big breakfast very much, especially the Cypriot sausage the name of which momentarily escapes me. My coffee was lovely too. Service was warm and friendly. The Hub is recommended.Four months earlierThis cafe/bistro used to be known as Over the Road until a major renovation a number of months ago. The space has undergone substantial change and some lovely modifications have been made. It's more modern, orderly and coherent. The gifts that used to be dotted around the place are gone and it's more spacious now and warmer. Today we ordered the egg and bacon focaccia with chili jam. It was very nice and made for a hearty lunch. We finished it off with coffees and a scientifically halved salted caramel cookie. The cookie belongs with the foods served to the angels in heaven. I felt significant psychological pain finishing my half. My coffee was ok but not one I'd include in a hall of fame. It's a nice place and some of the other dishes looked fantastic.
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