Maria Holmgreen Kornbek
+5
Amazing food that just isn’t your regular interpretation but is a fresh take on classic breakfast meals. The coffee was great and can highly recommend the batch brew. A must visit and for a good cause
Beautiful food, friendly service and chilled atmosphere. Highly recommend this place for brunch �
I chose the risotto of the day which was beetroot, blue cheese, pear and walnut. I’m still full and I’m still in awe of it three hours later...I will be back!!! For anyone around, definitely pop into this little gem 💎
This is a great cafe on Bourke St near Southern Cross Station. This cafe is run by volunteers who get work experience here, which is a great concept in my mind.
I ordered a strong skinny latte and it was good, but missing some milk froth so it was more of a flat white. But the coffee had a nice flavour.
The service was excellent, friendly and happy. My next visit will be for lunch as the place was packed and every time I’ve been there the place has been packed w diners.
I’ve been missing out lol. This place is definitely worth a visit.
I love the concept at Kinfolk. We headed in on a whim, just before we were due to leave Melbourne. We both ordered a coffee each that was really well made. My partner ordered a Croque Misure which had the perfect amount of cheese. I ordered a toastie that was served with a fried egg. I really loved that it came with the egg. The service was really friendly and the food delicious. I would love to pop back the next time I'm in Melbourne.
This place has so many things to appreciate. This cafe is run by volunteers and they are giving back to the community. Why not get a coffee at place like this
Fantastic coffee in a warm vintage-feel cafe. The best thing is that the staff are volunteers and the profits go to charity!
The cafe were located near from the tram stop. And it was kinda a hip place so u will notice once you’re there.
Everytime I passed by, this place is always full. But finally I got myself in, and oh my goddddddd, I’m a big fan for their hot chocolate!
Something different with their chocolate I guess. And it’s realllyyyy good!! Bravo for Kinfolk!
Cosy little not-for-profit cafe on the corner of Spencer & Collins serving really delicious seasonal food that is wholesome, honest and really just makes you feel good while eating it! They are committed to buying locally and organic where possible and I really admire their commitment to sustainable food practices across their supply chain.
They’re a bit far from me now for my daily coffee but I still love coming here for the occasional lunch. On my most recent visit we had the beetroot risotto, vege curry and mushroom pasta. All dishes were reasonably priced from $10-$15 and absolutely delicious. Highly recommend popping in for your coffee or lunch!
This cafe gets pretty busy during lunch hours and I can certainly see why. My friend and I came for a quick lunch and I was keen to try almost everything on the menu. What I ended up with was the mushroom risotto from the specials board.
The serving size of the risotto was quite big- more than enough to sustain me through the rest of my working day. And as for the taste, I thought it was flavoured nicely, although I would have preferred the rice to be a little more softer and fluffier.
Will definitely be back soon to try the other dishes.
I always enjoy eating at a "cafe with a cause" and this was no exception. Kinfolk is a volunteer-run non-profit that doesn't skimp on the quality of their dishes. I tried the veg curry of the day (full of cauliflower and potato) and my friend had the chicken curry. Mine was beautifully spiced and full of flavour, as was my friend's. I wish mine had contained protein of some sort and he wished his had been larger for the $18 price tag, but we were still generally satisfied. At least he got roti, which I was profoundly jealous of.
Been passing this cafe for years but never got around to trying it - finally tried it today! It's got a nice warm ambiance inside, with a woody decor which I always appreciate. Friendly service too!
Had a soy cappuccino and was glad they got the texture right. The coconut quinoa porridge was just the right level of sweet and filling. Will come back for the other dishes!
Don’t hesitate - order the side of bacon! I never thought a slab of cured pork would transcend you through time and space but it does! The place is super busy in the morning but it’s a testament to the friendliness of the staff, great coffee and awesome food! Make sure you pop in
Went on a Friday brunch timing, no queue but the cafe was packed! The ambience was cosy but definitely busy. Ordered the pasta, seasonal soup with salad and the winter special drink 'Chill Orange Hot Chocolate'.
The pasta was awesome! It was nicely seasoned and tasted fresh. The seasonal soup was alright, looked a little oily in appearance but it was not too bad. Salad was okay as well. The real winner for me in this meal was the chilli orange hot chocolate. It reminded me of a type of orange flavoured chocolate I had in my childhood but the orangey taste wasn't too strong. Would come back just for this drink. It's a seasonal special, so I'm not too sure when this promotion will be over.
The volunteers were also really friendly and the place gives profit to charities as well.
We ordered 3 different variations of egg special. Eggs and vegs were beautiful, would love more contents though. Nice coffee. Friendly and helpful staff. +1 for supporting the charities.
I really like this place. It’s very busy and hard to get a table a lot of the time, but it’s worth the wait. The menu is very diverse, there’s a lot to choose from. I had the pasta and it was delicious, full of flavor. My only wish is that they made the breakfast menu all day, as I often want to try something from that menu.
I thought the whole “buy a coffee we give the profit to charity” thing super appealing. But the service was a bit disorganized and I can already imagine if the whole place was full of people how that would end up. I loved the coffee and the food was delicious no doubt. Would come back.
Super busy at lunch, at the point that it becomes really loud inside.
The had an almond latte and it was delicious. I also ordered the smashed AVO which was ok...it comes with a fried egg but I ordered an extra one which came after I finished my food 👎 that is why I dont give 5 starts.
The service was good and the place seems lovely.
The scaffolding outside the building couldn't mask the popularity of this much-loved spot. Staffed by volunteers with profits going back to charity, the place serves wholesome dishes making the most of seasonal ingredients.
I had their version of the Thai Green Curry today with eggplant, lentils, potato and coconut cream served on a bed of brown rice and a Pappadam. Simple but rich in aroma, taste and texture, this was a filling and satisfying dish. The hot chocolate was the kind I appreciate - not too sweet but energising for the tastebuds.
An eclectic staff of volunteers look after you in a setting with a vintage feel and interesting wall art, topped by very high ceilings. It's a place I return to again and again for a good experience.
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