Little Ezida — Restaurant in Melbourne

It's a new kid on the block cafe named "Rouleur Espresso" opened in the area saturated with coffee shops. If you're the bike lover, you'll definitely in love the first time you step you foot to this cafe. The place was absolutely fantastic, bright, clean with modern minimalist interior design.

The customer service was friendly and nice. The coffee used is from Flying West Coffee, Noosa QLD. I ordered cappucinno for $4.00.

The cappuccino had balance taste, smooth and flavourful. The coffee served in the right temperature. For the newly opened cafe, they really know what they're doing; flawless. Surely, they need more exposure to advertise their cafe as they have potential to be one of the best cafes in Abbotsford.

Overall, the coffee was great and we'll be back to try their brunch menu.

Service: 4.0 Taste: 4.0 Speed: 3.0 Price: 3.0

Yay: Coffee was great Nay: N/A

Location: 511 Victoria St,...

Little Ezida is a cosy local café on Victoria Street with a homely, earthy vibe. I only tried the chicken sandwiches — one hot gravy roll and one coleslaw/mayo salad roll.

The food was decent: nothing mind-blowing, but the chicken was juicy and moist, cooked well, and made for a solid, easy lunch. The bread was fresh too, which is important given all the strong banh mi competition along the strip. The gravy roll had a lighter-style gravy that worked fine, though once it soaked through the bread you really just had to commit and smash it down before it got messy.

Only downside was the wait — about 10–15 minutes for two sandwiches, which felt a bit long, but at least you know it’s being prepared fresh.

Service was warm and friendly, and I’d be keen to come back and explore some of the breakfast...

Was just looking for a cafe to have coffee and some quiet time. Went to this charming cafe. From the front it looks closed (no one inside even behind the counter) but the entry is actually on the side street where the outdoor seatings are. This place is very unique, it has like 4 areas that all look very different from one another. The outdoor area looks modern and simple, inside is very green where the real counter is, lots of plants and hip music. Next to it is a dimmed room with older feel like a fancy older hotel feel. Next to it (which faces the Victoria Street is a vintage looking bar/cafe with a counter that they didnt use. So you can pick which vibe you want! Staff are very friendly. Had their mocha, it was ok, slightly bitter. But such a charming place, would love to take...