Mylk — Restaurant in Melbourne

Ordered a vegemite s/w for my grandson, which ended up being the small ends of a sourdough loaf. it was toasted, but was meant to be a sandwich. No marg/butter, but thick lashing of vegemite, after I said a small amount. My daughter ordered focaccia with bacon and egg. The focaccia wasn't toasted, the egg was not cooked. The only good thing was the bacon . I ordered French toast with walnuts, banana, maple syrup. Well depending on what you perceive what french toast is, as far as know, it is dipped in eggy milk and cooked accordingly. The french toast I had was lightly buttered with a drizzling of maple syrup, dusting of cinnamon, cut up banana on the side, sprinkling of walnuts and a garnishing of alfalfa sprouts. My two friends ordered ham, cheese and tomato toasties. I think that the cafe does not own a sandwich toaster it was just toasted s/w with filling. And last but not least we asked for lattes and flat white coffees which were only warm. All up it cost me $47. It was not worth it whatsoever. I would not recommend this...

My wife and l were feeling quite frustrated as we drove up and down Church St on a 30° day looking for a car park spot... finally found one in a side street.

Walked around the corner, exhausted, after all the effort and saw this smallish cafe with free seats available so MYLK Cafe it was for lunch.

We were welcomed by a young fella with such a warm and engaging smile who then told us about the daily specials as well as some other dishes that we queried.

This chap was so helpful and my wife and l were well on the way to forgetting the torture of driving and parking in Brighton(!).

We had a most enjoyable and very filling Toasted Salmon Focacchia together with a really nice 3-Egg Omelette.

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MYLK Cafe, Church St Just go...

OK I'm not sure what this Cafe is doing in Church Street as it is so different to all the others, ie. it's got an alternative feel and one thing Church Street is not is alternative. I actually thought I was in Brunswick or Fitzroy if you get what I mean, so great to see here. Had decaf soy latte and a toasted cheese and tomato sandwich which came with a little side of potato chips. What a winner! And I also had a jam donut. So the toastie and chips were great but I have had better donuts and decaf. But hey rather have average coffee in place like this then perfect coffee in a typical Brighton soulless...