Grey & Bliss Café, Port Melbourne

Amba, South Yarra

Richmond Club Hotel, Richmond

Rox Cafe Bar, Kew

The Penny Drop, Box Hill

Cafe Blac, Hawthorn

Juno and May, Camberwell

Harbour Town Hotel, Docklands

Ben Coffee and Kitchen, Balwyn

Harp of Erin Hotel, Kew

Speakeasy Kitchen Bar, South Yarra

Caffe Cherry Beans, Ringwood

QPO, Kew

In the heart of Kew lies the iconic QPO Restaurant and Café. QPO is a modern Australian restaurant and function centre and is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

I had dinner there with my gorgeous girlfriend and it was hard to find any faults with regards to the décor, the food, the atmosphere and the service. I had the delicious QPO Beef Burger ($20.00) and it featured tomato relish, caramelised onion, lettuce, tomato, cheese, bacon, aioli and chips. My partner had the Prawn risotto with baby spinach and cherry tomatoes ($21.00). She thought the meal was a delight!

For dessert the waitress suggested that we try the dark chocolate semi-freddo with hazelnut praline, chocolate soil, fresh mint and raspberry sorbet ($11.00). I was so glad that she did because the dessert was splendid and the rich chocolate soil just melted in my mouth.

While we were having this delicious feast, my partner had a Vavasour “the pass” sauvignon Blanc ($8.00) and I had a Latte ($3.50). The Latte that I received was cold and seemed to be burnt, however my partner loved her wine.

Overall, we loved our time at the QPO Restaurant and Café and would love to go again.

The PURE (Perfect Ultimate Ratings for Everything) score was:

Food	10/10
Atmosphere	10/10
Service	10/10
Drinks	6/10
Interior Design	10/10
TOTAL	46/50

QPO Restaurant and Café Opening Hours

Monday-Friday 8AM-LATE

Saturday-Sunday 9AM-LATE 

Focus Melbourne Cafe, Balwyn

If you ever want to pick a nice and quiet café, I would recommend the Focus Melbourne Cafe along Whitehorse Road in Balwyn. The menu is refreshing and the staff and the atmosphere are extremely accommodating.

My partner and I recently went to the Café and we have now grown to love it. I had the Wagyu Beef Burger ($18.80) with Kimchi puree, tomato, Gruyere cheese, and pickles and served with a satisfying serve of chips. 

 

 

My partner had the refreshing Matcha Green Tea waffle ($16.80), which is topped with roasted nuts, seasonal fruits and coconut ice cream. I had a try of this magnificent dish and I agree with my partner that it was terrific!

 

  To cap off our delicious feast, we both had a Latte ($3.50) and I tried a Chocolate Milkshake ($5), which was extremely rewarding!

The Focus Melbourne Café ticks every box. It is a great place for the family, for couples and for any single person who just wants to have a satisfying experience.  

The PURE (Perfect Ultimate Ratings for Everything) score was:

Food	10/10
Atmosphere	10/10
Service	10/10
Drinks	10/10
Interior Design	9/10
TOTAL	49/50

Focus Melbourne Cafe Opening Hours

Monday-Sunday 7AM-5PM

Sassafras Cafe, Sassafras

Right in the heart of the Dandenongs, lies the Sassafras Café. This Café is home to one of the best burgers I have ever tried!

The atmosphere was great and the service was fast!

For lunch, I had the Sassy Burger ($15.50). It contained an Angus beef burger with tomato, cheese, lettuce, caramelised onion and tomato relish in a toasted focaccia roll. The burger tasted so delicious that I wanted to try another one!

 My gorgeous girlfriend tried the Quiche of the day ($13.50). She described it as one of the best she has ever had!

To top off a great refreshing lunch we had a Hot Chocolate ($4.50) and Tea ($4.00). 

Overall, we had the most satisfying experience at the Sassafras Café.

The PURE (Perfect Ultimate Ratings for Everything) score was:

Food	10/10
Atmosphere	9/10
Service	9/10
Drinks	9/10
Interior Design	8/10
TOTAL	45/50

Sassafras Café Opening Hours

Open Breakfast and Lunch for 7 days.