Truly Scrumptious — Restaurant in Melbourne

Decided to try this little hidden cafe down a Mentone lane way. Wanted a quick brunch and was promptly seated by Tamara, the owner as i found out later. My strong 3 shot coffee arrived as ordered only minutes after i sat down. Closely followed by my dukkah seasoned middle Eastern inspired egg breakfast. Must say, I was pleasantly surprised with the presentation and food quality and flavours. The venue floors were clean, as were the tables and counters with the food arranged looked very fresh and appeared to be made largely on premises. The staff were engaging and happy. I noticed the menu offers a wide variety of foods that will appeal to teens and adults alike. Kudos to the owners for the sensible prices for the pasta and risotto menu options. Along with very reasonable prices for fresh juices, smoothies and milk shakes. To be a great and successful food venue, the equation for owners should be to focus on delivering a mix of quality food, great service at sensible and even market competitive prices. That will keep the diners not only coming back, but with their...

Truly Scrumptious - Your staff were truly fabulous, from my first visit to last, when arranging the catering for my mother's funeral. They were sensitive, and caring from whoa to go. George helped us with what, and how much to order, and made it all so seamless and easy. I have had many wonderful comments on the food from friends and family. The chicken sandwiches, the turkey sandwiches were highlights as were the mini sweet treats especially the vanilla slice. It was easy to arrange to pick up, and they did offer to deliver, and I was able to drop the trays off the next day. I have been on the receiving end of your catering many times before, but this time I was on the ordering side, and I can see why so many locals use you for their catering. Thank you...

Food was lovely, especially the French Vanilla Slice. Lots of people dining, and it's clearly popular due to the fact it was full, and you could book too. One downer was the unisex toilet, and being a woman, they aren't very nice anyway. An older bloke with a cane was coming out of the only toilet there was, as I was standing next to the sink, but we didn't both fit when trying to open the inner-swinging outer door to the corridor, and, it was kind of awkward waiting for him to wash his hands while at very close quarters with him because I couldn't get past him to go into the toilet cubicle. A suggestion would be to remove the outer door altogether, to avoid awkwardly...