A very Melbourne experience, had the Hawthorn for breakfast which was very tasty, with a vibe of health. The pastry was next level and the coffee is spot on. Great outdoor space on a local intersection. Dog positive and an easy takeaway window. Worth a look
Amidst all the challenges faced by Hospitality during COVID, there have been some feel-good stories. Having met Cat and James Laskie a decade ago at their first cafe together, I was well aware of this brother/sister duo’s ability to draw a crowd. Just before COVID struck in 2019 they decided to open
Good takeaway milk at type set up. Had the Barton sandwich. Very delicious sandwich however not sure it meets the $16 price tag, especially compared to places like Hector’s deli. Still a good sanga
Food and service pretty good. Downside is that prices are already pretty high, topped by a further 10% weekend charge which feels over the top. Surcharges for Sundays and public holidays are perhaps understandable, but not for Saturdays.
Sorry - won’t be returning.
It has cheap snacks for after school, and I had this really nice server called Archie. He served me and my friend and helped us pick what to get. We did do the review Archie! from Egg + Bee
Great for a “Sunday roast” atmosphere: the food there is better than your average cafe, the different rooms & fireplace make the place really cosy. Not the cheapest but still new favorite!
Barton Milk Bar is now a cafe called 'Barton' situated at the corner of Barton & Denham Streets, Hawthorn. This cafe is a most wonderful addition to our quiet neighbourhood. The timber interior is beautifully renovated with several dining rooms. One of them has a cosy fire place. The menu is well de
Not good. Two bowls of soup and two coffees for $60. Apparently a weekend surcharge followed by credit card/ EFTPOS surcharge. One of the soups came with hair.
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