Miss Bunny Café — Restaurant in Melbourne

Title: Regretful - 3/5 Stars

I'm always eager to explore new dining spots in the area, so I was excited to visit this recently renovated cafe. The ambiance is charming, and the staff are exceptionally friendly. However, my excitement faded when it came to the food.

I started with a Tom Yum Soup (Prawn), but it bore little resemblance to the flavorful Tom Yum I'm used to. The only thing this shared with my typical Tom Yum experience was the tongue burn from the super hot first taste test (I cannot be the only one, why is Tom Yum persistently extremely scalding hot). It was scant on veggies and featured just 2 rubbery, tasteless prawns. Despite requesting it spicy, it barely had any flavor, with only a single, seedless chili slice.

Wanting to give them another chance and not judge solely on their fusion offerings, I ordered the Miss Bunny Hot Dog with Kransky Sausage, as recommended. It looked appealing in photos and reality. However, disappointment struck again. The sausage barely stretched from end to end of the bun, leaving a 2-3cm gap on each side, resulting in the first and last bites being mostly "bread." Just like the prawns, there was also ONLY 2 pickles to be seen on the hot dog. Raw onions, where caramelised were expected, added to the letdown. At least the bread was toasted, a small positive. The worst part was the sausage itself; unlike the Tom Yum, it was lukewarm, and the outer layer had an undesirable crustiness. It made me suspect it was a reheated, pre-cooked sausage, regardless of its preparation method. Overall, it was far from satisfying.

With reluctance, I'm giving this cafe a 3/5 rating, mainly because of their wonderful staff and pleasant atmosphere; otherwise, it...

Miss Bunny cafe is an amazing place to stop for a cuppa and/ something to eat. The food is amazing as is the coffee. I cannot recommend this cafe highly enough. The food and beverages are very well priced and the open indoor seating is just lovely. I've also had the privilege of meeting the owners and staff in person and they are such wonderful people who are willing to go above and beyond to make your experience the best they can offer. I've been made aware of some disgusting behaviour towards the staff here in the first two weeks of them opening and as a member of the community, it is my responsibility to say that there is NO place and zero tolerance in this wonderful country for racial discrimination and verbal abuse, regardless of how you feel your experience at the cafe is. I encourage everyone who reads this to go and say hi, grace them with your presence and in turn enjoy the outstanding service they provide. Well done Miss Bunny Cafe. 👏 We waited a long time for you to open and it was well worth it!! Thank you for your service and your friendliness. I wish you all...

Food seems to have taken a decline here. Schnitzel sandwiches are nowhere what they used to be. Schnitzel is much smaller, mayo tastes like cheap supermarket mayo and the chip serving is smaller and is greasy french fries instead of something more substantial in terms of serving size and the chip itself.

The ham and cheese croissant was nice, however squished flat due to how they toast it.

Service was okay, but needed to repeat my sandwich order a couple of times (was just a schnitzel sandwich with lettuce and mayo). Atmosphere is about what you expect for Dorset Square.

Pricing is good. $24 for the sanger, croissant, chips and 2 cans of soft drink, but you get what you pay for. Unfortunately, I can't see us...