This cafe is a little place on Elizabeth St near RMIT Carlton Campus. I had walked by it a few times and saw that they were always empty. I had always wanted to try but from the outside, they looked more like a Shisha bar.
That is until I went in and found that they were a friendly and very homely cafe.
The owner told me that they were busy at night as they are also a Shisha bar.
The service was very friendly and the prices here are student friendly. For a start, they don't charge any more than $13 for a standard breakfast with lots of food. Normally in the city, it is $20-$22. And that's without coffee.
They mainly are a vegetarian place but they have just a few meat dishes.
Here their food is really healthy and Jordanian style. I never had this style of food before so I cannot comment much. I had the Jordanian style eggs which come with hummus and pita bread. And there are lots of bread in their freezer out the back. I loved the Jordanian eggs as it was so healthy. And that hummus is just like the way that my mum would make this at home with all the good fats.
The long black was just ok, but I loved the little sampler of chocolate bread for $1. It melted in the mouth and was not too sweet.
I would recommend this place to my students and any International students who live in Melbourne.
That is until I went in and found that they were a friendly and very homely cafe.
The owner told me that they were busy at night as they are also a Shisha bar.
The service was very friendly and the prices here are student friendly. For a start, they don't charge any more than $13 for a standard breakfast with lots of food. Normally in the city, it is $20-$22. And that's without coffee.
They mainly are a vegetarian place but they have just a few meat dishes.
The long black was just ok, but I loved the little sampler of chocolate bread for $1. It melted in the mouth and was not too sweet.
I would recommend this place to my students and any International students who live in Melbourne.
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