THYME on Dalton — Restaurant in Melbourne

Cute little shop with indoor, window stool and outdoor seating. I've tried the cheese croissant, cheese and sujuk manoush, zaatar manoush and fatteh and they were all great. The coffee was tasty and piping hot as requested. They also have an array of very eye catching and well presented sweets.

It was nice hearing customers compliment the staff on the delicious food for those who are not used to Lebanese cuisine.

The staff are all lovely. Counter service just needs some improving which I'm sure they'll do as they find their feet with this new business. Will definitely return if only for those buttery croissants!

Edit: Came back the same night...

On 17.4.21, my husband, Lou and I visited Thyme on Dalton Baker Cafe in Epping Victoria.  I had cafe latte and Lou had flat white. We ordered knefe which we tried for the first time. A staff member, Nabila very sweetly gave each of us a slice of mammoul to sample. We asked to see the owner, Abboudie. We expressed to Abboudie how impressed we were with the amazingly tasty  pastries and delicious coffee plus great customer service from friendly staff especially Nabila. We very highly recommend this wonderful cafe. Delighted...

When they 1st opened, they were great. Now not so much. I have only ever purchased sweets from them so my review is based solely on this. Last week purchased baklava & some shortbread sweets. Baklava had a large seed in mine which almost broke my tooth. My partner had one also but this time it dislodged his filling. The little shortbreads covered in chocolate, some have pistachio, some peanuts but all had a nasty crunch to them. I understand times are tough but if seeds are going to be appearing as a feature then I'd...