Ciccone's Cafe — Restaurant in Melbourne

Hands down the best industrial estate cafe in Campbellfield, the only place which actually understands how to make a proper brewed coffee in the entire estate.

They have a range of healthy and better quality food options, they don't do the standard fare of deep fried stuff that the majority of industrial estate 'cafes' do - there's no stale three day old potato cake waiting for you here at Ciccone's.

They do offer hash browns, which is about the only deep fried option on their menu, but everything else is made fresh or to order, you can have a proper breakfast or lunch here - paninis et al.

They open early as well, so you'd be able to park a semi and trailer outside if you come through early in the morning on street parking - so if you're rolling through in a large vehicle you can find a place to pull over and get a good feed from Ciccone's.

The team are friendly and willing to engage in conversation as they sort out your coffee and food,

Keep up the great work guys, its been noticed that you offer good quality food, coffee and a great customer experience, you're a rainbow shining amongst the very gray skies of industrial...

Well - what can i say. Obviously my fav cafe has merely improved with age like a fine wine these last 3.5 years. Some may argue the owner has fermented like sour vinegar, but I disagree. The good natured banter in the morning is always fun & engaging and starts the day off with a smile- luckily, though, that Di leads that bit from the other side of the counter. Tony and Di would know all their customers [in the 100's] which i think shows they are invested in their customers daily habits. Food remains top quality. The staff are always friendly and smiling and nothing is too much trouble - the exception being having a positive conversation about Carlton on a Monday morning ...

[Fantastic coffees. Flavorsome home made brilliant food that changes daily. Great smiling service. Lovely facilities for sit down meals. Everyone is made to feel welcome. My 'local' cafe...

Just left Ciccones Cafe with a stone cold toasted ham sandwich, no butter on the outside, charged $6 for one, I bought two, when I queried who makes toasted sandwiches and doesn't put butter on the outside, I was advised I didn't ask for it.. Please... I said I wanted a refund and gave them the address to drop it off and was told to come and collect it Ciccones Cafe you will never see me again, appalling customer service and then defensive when quality of...