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French-inflected Melbourne brunch institution where duck confit Benedict and mille-feuille toast are the stuff of legends.
Melbourne's best brunch
From Hardware Societe's French-kissed eggs Benedict to Cafe Larome's katsu don in Footscray, 15 brunch spots that justify the weekend queue across Melbourne.
French-inflected Melbourne brunch institution where duck confit Benedict and mille-feuille toast are the stuff of legends.
Melbourne's most-photographed power station brunch spot — creative dishes inside soaring industrial grandeur.
Richmond's buzzy brunch institution — inventive cafe plates and excellent coffee in an airy Church Street space.
Coburg's Pentridge-heritage brunch cafe where every dish is plated for the 'gram
Carlton's cult Asian-fusion brunch cafe turning out creative egg dishes and standout matcha.
Melbourne CBD's Asian fusion brunch institution — seasonal menus, bold flavours, and serious matcha in a heritage building.
East Melbourne's dependable brunch anchor: open kitchen, allergy-aware staff, and next-level hollandaise.
A classy Bridge Road café where the chilli scramble and flat white make a persuasive case for Richmond mornings.
Dog-friendly Albert Park café with standout Baghdad eggs and generous wraps
Pink-fronted Coburg brunch cafe known for chicken waffles and steak sandwiches
Fitzroy North's family-run favourite where superb coffee meets genuine community warmth.
Mediterranean cafe inside a home decor shop, loved for avo on toast with pomegranate molasses.
Family-owned Warrandyte riverside cafe with a Persian heart and Melbourne's friendliest service.
Hampton Street's warmest brunch spot — inventive menu, owner-run, and dog friendly.
Footscray's Japanese-French cafe gem — tonkatsu sets, matcha lattes and takoyaki in a cosy corner space
The Curator is the voice behind the Lowdown, Curateria's read on where Melbourne is eating, drawn from every review we track.