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Cafe Andiamo
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Classic pizza, pasta and coffee served in a laid-back Italian cafe or under umbrellas outside.
Nearby attractions
Melbourne Winery
247 Flinders Ln, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne
200 Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Regent Theatre
191 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
ACMI
Federation Square, Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Nicholas Building
37 Swanston St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Athenaeum Theatre
188 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Fed Square
Swanston St & Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Flinders Lane Gallery
FLINDERS LANE GALLERY, The Nicholas Building, Level 1/37 Swanston St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Melbourne Town Hall
90/130 Swanston St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Manchester Unity Building
220 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Nearby restaurants
Brunetti Oro Flinders Lane
250 Flinders Ln, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
The Quarter
27-31 Degraves St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Degraves Espresso Melbourne
23-25 Degraves St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Roule Galette
Shop 1/241 Flinders Ln, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Young and Jacksons
1 Swanston St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Vespa Rossa Degraves
37 Degraves St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
ShanDong MaMa Mini
5 Centre Pl, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Flora Indian Restaurant Melbourne CBD
238 Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Il Tempo Melbourne
11/13 Degraves St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Grill'd Degraves Street
15 Degraves St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
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Cafe Andiamo

36-38 Degraves St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
3.7(545)
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Classic pizza, pasta and coffee served in a laid-back Italian cafe or under umbrellas outside.

attractions: Melbourne Winery, St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne, Regent Theatre, ACMI, Nicholas Building, Athenaeum Theatre, Fed Square, Flinders Lane Gallery, Melbourne Town Hall, Manchester Unity Building, restaurants: Brunetti Oro Flinders Lane, The Quarter, Degraves Espresso Melbourne, Roule Galette, Young and Jacksons, Vespa Rossa Degraves, ShanDong MaMa Mini, Flora Indian Restaurant Melbourne CBD, Il Tempo Melbourne, Grill'd Degraves Street
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Featured dishes

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Insalata Mista
Mix lettuce, tomato, shaved parmesan, extra virgin oil and balsamic. Add grilled chicken...... 4.5 (gf)
Warm Chicken Salad
Warm tender chicken breast fillets in a wholegrain honey mustard dressing served on a bed of mixed lettuce with cucumber, spanish onion, capsicum, sundried tomatoes and sesame seeds (gf)
Caesar
Cos lettuce, bacon, croutons, anchovies, shaved parmesan hard boiled egg tossed in an anchovy and mayonnaise dressing. Add grilled chicken....... 5
Barramundi Salad
Crispy skin fillet of barramundi with roasted sweet potato, baby spinach, feta cheese, spanish onion, pinenuts & drizzled with a lemon infused olive oil dressing (gf)
Salad
Mixed lettuce, tomato, shaved parmesan, extra virgin oil and balsamic

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Nearby attractions of Cafe Andiamo

Melbourne Winery

St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne

Regent Theatre

ACMI

Nicholas Building

Athenaeum Theatre

Fed Square

Flinders Lane Gallery

Melbourne Town Hall

Manchester Unity Building

Melbourne Winery

Melbourne Winery

4.6

(273)

Open 24 hours
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St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne

St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne

4.7

(1.7K)

Open 24 hours
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Regent Theatre

Regent Theatre

4.7

(2.1K)

Open 24 hours
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ACMI

ACMI

4.7

(2.7K)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of Cafe Andiamo

Brunetti Oro Flinders Lane

The Quarter

Degraves Espresso Melbourne

Roule Galette

Young and Jacksons

Vespa Rossa Degraves

ShanDong MaMa Mini

Flora Indian Restaurant Melbourne CBD

Il Tempo Melbourne

Grill'd Degraves Street

Brunetti Oro Flinders Lane

Brunetti Oro Flinders Lane

4.2

(1.7K)

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The Quarter

The Quarter

4.4

(933)

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Degraves Espresso Melbourne

Degraves Espresso Melbourne

4.1

(778)

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Roule Galette

Roule Galette

4.7

(1.0K)

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RobRob
h, Degraves Street Melbourne’s beloved laneway of frothy promise and smashed-avo dreams. A place where café culture thrives, the coffee flows like artisanal rivers, and every breakfast is supposed to be a culinary poem. Naturally, we wandered in with high hopes, hungry stomachs, and that dangerous thing... optimism. Enter Café Andiamo: the plot twist we didn’t see coming. We ordered the Big Breakfast, expecting an edible symphony. What we got? More like an awkward garage band rehearing in the morning technically all the instruments were there, but none of them knew what key to play in. The toast was thick we’ll give them that. A real doorstop. But like most doorstops, it lacked butter and emotional warmth. Now let’s talk about the coffee. A small cup, big disappointment. You know it's rough when you finish your flat white and wonder if it was actually just warm milk with ambition. It didn’t wake us up so much as gently suggest we go back to bed. It’s not that the food was bad exactly. It’s just that it felt like it didn’t want to be there. Much like us by the end. The bacon looked tired, the eggs uninspired, and the mushrooms clearly had better places to be. To be fair, Degraves rarely lets us down. But like every good rom-com, there has to be that one awkward date that reminds you of your standards.
Foodie Files MelbourneFoodie Files Melbourne
You are here for the ambiance not the food. Tonight’s dinner was fine, nothing memorable but the bustling atmosphere made me smile, especially after Melbourne has endured so much with everlasting lockdowns. This venue location encapsulates the city’s vibe Latest A late night trip for some lemon meringue pie which was delicious. The atmosphere on degraves st is pretty much unparalleled in the city and really gives you the Melbourne experience (particularly popular with tourists but given the whole global pandemic situation was understandably quiet today) Update On this occasion I was super tired read hungover so I doubled up on carbs with the fruit toast and a tomato and bocconcini bagel both of which were standard but very satisfying. Come for the laneway dining factor Original review My cousin from interstate always drags me to Cafe Andiamo whenever she's in Melbourne to get her coconut latte fix. These are a little more widespread these days but four or so years ago when she first discovered this tropical slant on her morning coffee not many places had them. So we've been coming here for years for both breakfast and dinner and while the food is nothing profound its always been enjoyable
Patricia MoraPatricia Mora
Well, this is one tricky, the place has potencial but we didn’t have a really good experience, it was a half way experience. We waited to be served buy nobody came so I went to the counter, and before I say any word a girl said “this is table service” in a really rough way. A few minutes before another girl went to our table and because she didn’t understand our question, she disappeared. So, as a third interaction with another waitress we finally ordered. That girl and another two boys were very friendly. I didn’t even want to go to the counter to pay the bill because of the the first waitress, I thought she could probably say again “this is table service”, so my partner went to pay and he felt the same rough vibe, she went: “pay?” and no interaction or any comment… So, I’m not sure to recommend this place. And last thing buy not least, the focaccia filling wasn’t generous, you can see it on the picture, it’s very poor for $18. Coffee was very normal.
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h, Degraves Street Melbourne’s beloved laneway of frothy promise and smashed-avo dreams. A place where café culture thrives, the coffee flows like artisanal rivers, and every breakfast is supposed to be a culinary poem. Naturally, we wandered in with high hopes, hungry stomachs, and that dangerous thing... optimism. Enter Café Andiamo: the plot twist we didn’t see coming. We ordered the Big Breakfast, expecting an edible symphony. What we got? More like an awkward garage band rehearing in the morning technically all the instruments were there, but none of them knew what key to play in. The toast was thick we’ll give them that. A real doorstop. But like most doorstops, it lacked butter and emotional warmth. Now let’s talk about the coffee. A small cup, big disappointment. You know it's rough when you finish your flat white and wonder if it was actually just warm milk with ambition. It didn’t wake us up so much as gently suggest we go back to bed. It’s not that the food was bad exactly. It’s just that it felt like it didn’t want to be there. Much like us by the end. The bacon looked tired, the eggs uninspired, and the mushrooms clearly had better places to be. To be fair, Degraves rarely lets us down. But like every good rom-com, there has to be that one awkward date that reminds you of your standards.
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You are here for the ambiance not the food. Tonight’s dinner was fine, nothing memorable but the bustling atmosphere made me smile, especially after Melbourne has endured so much with everlasting lockdowns. This venue location encapsulates the city’s vibe Latest A late night trip for some lemon meringue pie which was delicious. The atmosphere on degraves st is pretty much unparalleled in the city and really gives you the Melbourne experience (particularly popular with tourists but given the whole global pandemic situation was understandably quiet today) Update On this occasion I was super tired read hungover so I doubled up on carbs with the fruit toast and a tomato and bocconcini bagel both of which were standard but very satisfying. Come for the laneway dining factor Original review My cousin from interstate always drags me to Cafe Andiamo whenever she's in Melbourne to get her coconut latte fix. These are a little more widespread these days but four or so years ago when she first discovered this tropical slant on her morning coffee not many places had them. So we've been coming here for years for both breakfast and dinner and while the food is nothing profound its always been enjoyable
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Well, this is one tricky, the place has potencial but we didn’t have a really good experience, it was a half way experience. We waited to be served buy nobody came so I went to the counter, and before I say any word a girl said “this is table service” in a really rough way. A few minutes before another girl went to our table and because she didn’t understand our question, she disappeared. So, as a third interaction with another waitress we finally ordered. That girl and another two boys were very friendly. I didn’t even want to go to the counter to pay the bill because of the the first waitress, I thought she could probably say again “this is table service”, so my partner went to pay and he felt the same rough vibe, she went: “pay?” and no interaction or any comment… So, I’m not sure to recommend this place. And last thing buy not least, the focaccia filling wasn’t generous, you can see it on the picture, it’s very poor for $18. Coffee was very normal.
Patricia Mora

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3.7
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5.0
1y

Stepping into Cafe Andiamo is like slipping into your favorite pair of jeans—comfortable, familiar, and somehow always in style. Nestled in the bustling heart of Melbourne's Degraves Street, this culinary cornerstone is as much a part of the city as the trams and the unpredictable weather.

Like an old friend who never lets you down, Andiamo greets you with the warm embrace of aromatic coffee and the promise of a hearty meal. It's the kind of place where the waiters might not know your name, but they'll remember you ordered your latte with a dash of 'I can't believe it's not milk' and a side of 'extra smile'.

The menu, a dependable selection of Italian classics, is as consistent as the seasons—well, Melbourne seasons, so take that with a grain of salt. Or Parmesan. The bruschetta is rumored to be so authentic, it whispers sweet nothings in Italian to the tomatoes. And the risotto? Let's just say it's the culinary equivalent of a bear hug from a nonna.

In a city that prides itself on constant reinvention, Cafe Andiamo stands firm, a testament to the adage 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it'. It's the reliable old mate you can turn to when the latest hipster cafe gets too avant-garde with their deconstructed cereal.

So here's to Cafe Andiamo, the dependable Melbourne institution where every visit feels like a homecoming. It's not just a cafe; it's a slice of the city's soul served up with a side of nostalgia and a perfectly frothed cappuccino....

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1.0
1y

The only thing going for it is the laneway atmosphere and the coffee but other then that this is why you should choose somewhere else to spend your money.

Food was mediocre which is putting it very nicely. I ordered eggs on toast with a side of mushrooms and Hasbrown. The mushrooms came out with no seasoning (not even salt and pepper) in a tiny little bowl that you'd only be able to put one egg in. The toast was dry, thick cut white bread with no butter and the hash browns were also tiny. Usually I don't need S&P but I had to use quite a bit for it to taste ok. The meal alone was $25. Unfortunately I choose the wrong cafe on this lane because the food across the way actually looked like they had put care into it and looked like restaurant quality.

The staff were friendly enough to start but once you'd eaten you are made to feel like you have to leave so they can turn the table over as quickly as possible.

Then when I went to pay they slapped me with a $6 surcharge because it was a Sunday. I had a coffee and a small meal. That's it!! There is no pre warning when you sit down or note on the counter. It's absolutely absurd. If you can't pay your staff on a Sunday then maybe you should reconsider opening. Don't take it out of the customers pocket when they are already paying a premium for something that costs a quarter of what you're charging. Don't waste your money here folks. I encourage you to read reviews and...

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1.0
6y

I would give them zero stars if I could.

We went to this cafe on a Sunday morning, after the 8km Mother’s Day Classic run. We ordered 3 hot drinks in take away cups and decided to have a seat inside the restaurant, as we were waiting for our train. One of my friends was feeling quite faint, so she pulled out a muesli bar to give herself some energy. After taking a couple of bites and drinking her coffee from the cafe, a male waiter (who appeared to be the manager) came up to us quite aggressively and said “You can’t eat that in here, you didn’t buy it from here.” He was very confrontational, made us feel unwelcome and uncomfortable, and other tables looked over at us in shock. My friend put the muesli bar away and was really made to feel terrible about trying to look after herself. About 5 minutes later, he approached our table again and said “you will need to leave this table, because you ordered take away.” We were really bullied to leave, and absolutely humiliated...if this is how he treats customers, how does he treat his staff? I wonder if this would have happened if we were 3 grown men vs. women?! We did tell him that this was poor customer service but he didn’t care, he just wanted us out of there so that people buying meals could sit there. NEVER GOING BACK. AND SUGGESTING NO ONE ELSE...

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