Invita - Living Food

I will list the two best things about this place.
1: they let you eat your hot jam donuts there.
2:they have a milkshake size coffee available.

well, coffee is certainly a MUST if you're in Melbourne.
Whether it's summer or winter, a latter or a flat white would make ur day more adventurous.
Thing is the coffee at invita might not be comparable as to those cafe's at Lygon street or Gloria Jeans for example.
Invita offers organic coffee where organic coffee beans and organic milk are used.
I must say that when I had my first coffee there, it was not as good as to what i had at Brunettis, but when i looked around most of their customers are aged between 35 and 60, who is looking for healthier coffee.

So, if you're interested in s...

After a morning at the Vic Market, I thought a coffee was in order.
(Let's be honest: when isn't a coffee in order?) Invita sits on the edge
of the Market and is well frequented by market-goers.

Sadly, aside from its proximity to the Market and Market atmosphere, no reasons exist to go
here.

Service is by junior high school girls who manage to spill drinks and
forget orders. The coffee, which comes in small, medium or large
(never a good sign) is bland and bitter.

Don't come here: keep searching for good coffee near the market.