Reviews by timfazio
09-11-2009
Reviewed: Invita - Living Food
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 ...Read more
09-11-2009
Reviewed: Picasso
An extremely busy cafe on glenferrie road, their boast is the food
available, not their coffee. The sandwiches look fresh and tasty and I've heard the breakfast is good. They also import the famous South Melbourne dim sims, albeit at a rather overin...Read more
08-11-2009
Reviewed: Monsieur Truffe
If you ever wondered where you could specifically choose from 21%, 70%
or 100% cocoa, pick Ghanaian over Tanzanian chocolate or simply taste
some cocoa dusted roasted almonds, look no further. A delightfully
charming addition to smith street, mons...Read more
26-10-2009
Reviewed: Innocent Bystander
Boasting a winery/cellar door, bistro, coffee roasting, beer, artisan bakery, pizzeria and cheese room, I could be forgiven for getting overly excited about popping out to Healesville!
On the way out of Melbourne, I sampled some of the wine from t...Read more
19-10-2009
Reviewed: Outpost by St Ali
After thoroughly enjoying myself at all of St Ali's other endeavours, it seemed foolish not to try out their latest venture.
By no means as big or as spiffing as their other locations, Outpost offers a different sense of class. A retro fit-out of ...Read more
12-10-2009
Reviewed: Collective Espresso
Located just metres from Camberwell Station and the Burke Road tram, getting here could not be any easier! In fact, as a pre-transport caffeinated location, none in Camberwell betters this establishment.
From the outside, a solitary indoor plant i...Read more
07-10-2009
Reviewed: Churchhill Cafe & Larder
Popped by here the other day. Was impressed by the interior -- very modern and relaxing joint. Sadly, the fireplace was described as an anti-heater by the quirky wait staff (cold air blows down the chimney, making those who dreamt of a quiet arvo by ...Read more
21-09-2009
Reviewed: Oaktree Cafe
The Oaktree Cafe has a warm and welcoming feel to it. A bare brick feature wall stands well opposite a mustard coloured wall filled with interesting art for sale.
I ordered a latte which was, to its credit, quite smooth and tasty. There were sligh...Read more
21-09-2009
Reviewed: Kitch 'n' Kaboodle
I've always walked past this cafe, but never been inside! Well, today was different. The interior of this place was simply confusing. Very kitch, white wood veneer tables were accompanied by somewhat strange art on the wall.
I ordered a strong lat...Read moreUser Profile
 | timfazio is from Melbourne, Australia |
| About Me Set to become a doctor in 2010, I decided to invest wisely in the future by working out where to get good coffee now, whlist I have time and little need for coffee, compared to the future, where I'll have little time and a great need for coffee. |
| My Interests Piano, Trivia, Theology (and Coffee) |
| My Occupation Student Doctor |
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