Green Cup Armadale — Restaurant in Melbourne

Green Cup, High Street Armadale – A Refreshing Health Food Experience

Green Cup in Armadale is a cozy, modern cafe that seamlessly combines a relaxed atmosphere with high-quality food. Located on High Street, it’s an inviting space that caters to both busy locals and those looking for a calm retreat.

The healthy options here are top-notch, with a selection of expertly brewed espresso drinks that are a real standout. Whether you’re a flat white enthusiast or a fan of something more adventurous, Green Cup delivers on all fronts. Their signature blend is rich and smooth, perfect for kickstarting the day.

For breakfast and lunch, Green Cup offers a delightful range of wholesome, fresh options. The menu features vibrant bowls, nutrient-packed salads, and inventive toasts. The ingredients are fresh, and the portions are generous without feeling overly indulgent. Their avocado toast is a popular choice, but it’s the seasonal specials that often steal the show. Gluten-free and plant-based options are well-represented, making it a great spot for anyone with dietary preferences.

The staff at Green Cup are friendly and attentive, creating a welcoming vibe that encourages you to linger longer. The interior is clean and contemporary, with touches of greenery adding to the overall peaceful ambiance. It’s a perfect spot for catching up with friends or enjoying some solo time with a good book.

Overall, Green Cup offers a high-quality cafe experience with a focus on healthy, delicious food and excellent coffee. Whether you're popping in for a quick caffeine fix or settling in for a leisurely meal, it's definitely a place worth visiting on Armadale's...

Staff were horrendous, greeted us with a grimace like we didn’t belong by popping their hands on the counter and staring at us. Didn’t say hello? Baffling.

From there it just went downhill. The overall quality of the food we ordered was okay but poorly thought out - stuffing raw kale in a toastie but not removing the spine? I’m not sure who the desired clientele are but it probably isn’t a pair of scissors. Not enjoyable, but flavours were there.

Music was intensely loud, which is the prerogative of a venue, vibes or something if you’re trying to look cool, I get it, it may be for the best as the volume of an Imogen Heap remix drowned out whatever the front of house staffs mouths were saying - leaving us to interpret instead her face. We’ll make no mention of the fact that she couldn’t pronounce my friends name, despite just being two syllables (indeed, just one on repeat- Pepe), even after she’d asked what it was and heard it with her own ears.

Don’t recommend. If you’re not a local, heads up - they don’t do coffee which is great because their focus is on health foods, but as a patron I’d rather not be laughed...

It’s not the same green cup that used to be, plus marketing is way much more nicer than the real, went there a week ago for a porridge was everything except creamy I couldn’t even swallow the porridge from how dry and sticky it was definitely shorten on milk and so fluffy wasn’t fresh AT ALL never again, then my friend got a tostie again, so nice and crunchy from the Insta page and marketing it was the soggiest tostie we ever had I tried also she left it and throw it was not acceptable we left and we look at each other saying okay let’s not do it again… $50 for a tostie that was soggy and old a porridge that was sticky fluffy and so hard and old also cause we both couldn’t eat it and the o my thing which remains nice is the smoothies… I drank that but for $15 they should fill the cup absolutely full and not 2cm below the plastic glass line but fill up the chapel lid as shown on the insta marketing very very...