Full Circle Belmont — Restaurant in Victoria

Lovely cafe, appears to be clean and staff (only 2 on at the time I was there on a weekday morning) were very nice.

Ordered scrambled eggs, with bacon & hash browns... and its the first time I've had scrambled eggs come with a considerable amount of cheese through it. I know that you CAN put cheese through it, and perhaps I did not notice this on the menu, but I don't think cheese belongs with eggs unless its an omelette... they forgot the bacon also and this was an add on. For $5, I received 2 very small pieces of VERY short cut bacon (literally the round part). I was honestly shocked. I didn't love this meal, it was disappointing despite it looking the part. Ordered a croissant as well which was nice. No other drinks, it was all quite a simple order so I'm surprised they missed part of my it... Would not return but I can see the appeal. It has potential I think, but maybe we just got them on a...

A welcoming cafe conveniently located near the corner, with front and side access for close parking. The staff are cheery, personable, and came to the table to take orders which I appreciate. The waitress came to check our food was enjoyable (it was, I had the salmon bagel with side of avocado. It was delicious, and the serving was generous and very reasonably priced) She also checked in to offer additional coffees. It felt like the staff actually cared that we had a nice experience, rather than churning customers through. The place is tidy, dirty plates didn’t gather on tables, and the menu as classic cafe options as well as some random delicious things. Excellent coffee. I’ll be back regularly for coffee once school...

This used to be one of my favourite cafes but it seems to have gone downhill (possibly new management?). The coffee has definitely taken a dive. My flat white more closely resembled a half strength latte. The microwaved croissant wasn’t particularly appetising and my toddler’s baby chino was missing the marshmallow (they’d run out). The care factor felt was low. The sole month-old newspaper in the cafe was the one I read last time when I visited in December. Some of the beautiful vines that grow across the ceiling were drooping and looked like they needed watering. In the past there was a smiling friendly barista who clearly knew his coffee, not anymore. So...