Addict

This is a newish place on Johnston St, it's got all the makings of a traditional hipster cafe - white walls, industrial furnishing, bearded staff etc. 

The food looked great, but it took forever to arrive and was a bit dry - my fritters needed a bit more sauce and Reid's baked eggs were slightly over done. Plus my coriander garnish was looking pretty sad. Overall tho, it was pretty nice.

We did get a great people watching seat in the window, so it didn't matter so much that the food too ages.

Sweet Evelyn

The specialty here is cup cakes and they look amazing! 

The breakfast menu is fairly plain, but nicely presented and tasty enough.

Pope Joan

The sun is out!! Summer is on it's way!

We came to Pope Joan in the hope there would be sun in their courtyard ... but there isn't.

The breakfast menu is porridge, muesli, toast etc. and the brunch menu is definitely more on the lunch side, my baked eggs had broccoli!! It was tasty tho, just perhaps not my ideal breakfast.

Breakfast Thieves

Awesome! Great food & coffee. The food was well presented & the interior design is light and traditional for the location.

Stagger Lee

Yummy breakfast and coffee at Stagger Lee!!

Tin Pot Cafe

We're starting to head east slightly and have ourselves at a homely local cafe in Fitzroy North. It's probably not the style of cafe we prefer - it's more old Italian hearty food with the generic menu of eggs benny and French toast, but it's seems like a local favourite. The coffee isn't so great either - again more of the traditional roast by Genovese

Little Deer Tracks

This is our local cafe, but we don't come here very often.

The food and coffee are fine. Unlike last week, but like most places, they charge separately for avocado and feta. For $3.50 I was pretty disappointed with my tiny serving of avocado! And my hollindaise was cold.