Popular cafe for breakfast and lunch. Located within reach of the St Leonards train station. Good quality food, decent size servings for the price. Good varieties on the menu for both meat and non-meat eaters. Great salads for takeaways too.

Really good quality cafe> They have really good varieties in the menu. I have ordered coffee and breakfast, both was really good. The price is also okay.

An increasingly popular cafe with the kind of breakfast menu where you want to try every single item. Pancakes, potato bacon hash, corn and haloumi fritters are favourites! Great coffee and other drink options as well - smoothies, fresh juices etc.

I went there for lunch for the first time today. The menu options did not have the same appeal factor but the food was still fantastic. I had the bacon and beef burger which was very delicious and hearty (not so much a burger as the items were placed on a piece of grilled bread) - top tip: add the spiced salt provided on the table to your chips!

For something light, the salt and pepper squid salad is also recommended.

Also, try the Harcourt Perry (pear cider) it is amazing!

Not the cheapest, but I went with an entertainment book voucher which came down to 20 per head - not bad at all =)

Approximate cost: $20

A bit pricey for me but they have a great set of menu for brunch. I ordered a risotto and it was delicious. It can get really busy and loud during lunch time, so, not a good idea if you're looking to relax.

Approximate cost: $25

The place was quiet busy for a weekend breakfast however the friendly staff had everything under control. The large wooden tables are spacious and there coffee is delicious!

Approximate cost: $15