Social Foundry — Restaurant in Kyneton

Found myself in Kyneton, I live over on the opposite side of Mount Macedon and don't generally visit Kyneton, walking along Mollison Street I accidentally discovered Social Foundry and thought I'd pop in for a coffee and a snack.

Wow am I glad I did, super friendly staff and crazily efficient at getting me on a table and menus in front of me!

Super cool decor to the place, looks like it could have been an industrial property at some point in times gone by that's been beautified.

The coffee is fantastic, the waffle I had tasted great, it also came out in what felt like 10 seconds!

The staff here really know their stuff, friendly environment and the place you want to spend as much time as you can in their carefully crafted relaxing and trendy environment, buzzing with locals coming and going or just enjoying some time out from their days.

This has to be one of the best cafes in the Macedon Ranges region, what a great accidental find!

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Social Foundry in Kyneton is literally a whole vibe!

Let’s talk about the smashed avo toast. It’s next level. Period. The avo is so fluffy (like, how do they even do that??), and it’s BFFs with the goat’s cheese—seriously, they’re a dream team. The pesto drizzle just ties it all together.

The lattes? SO velvety and smooth. You could drink them all day.

The vibe here is super chill and welcoming—perfect for a catch-up or solo coffee run. Plus, the staff are actual legends - so friendly, just genuinely nice humans.

What really makes Social Foundry special is what they stand for. They’re all about giving back and making a difference, and honestly, it just restores your faith in humanity. Massive respect to these superstars for everything they do.

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What a lovely surprise! This not firorifit cafe which trains young people in waiting etc is not only an interesting and attractive venue, but the menu pleased everyone in our party of four adults and four children. My brekky wrap was large and chockfull of egg, bacon, spinach, tomato, avocado and lovely relish. Delicious! Other meals were a veggie toastie with pumpkin roasted pumpkin roast of your thing yeah roasted pumpkin, caramelised onion, feta and spinach and was devoured with delight. And our vegan had a big breakfast without egg or bacon. Huge and delicious. The kids all opted for kids pancake with maple syrup and icecream with one adding berries which she loved. The service was very good and very pleasant. We will definitely wheat here again when...