Little Fletcher

Essendon brunch cafe in an old Victorian home, famous for a seafood paella people travel for.

A converted Victorian home with cosy interiors, books and a fireplace, plus a sunny front courtyard; dinner service adds candlelight and live acoustic guitar for a warm, romantic feel.

Live guitar and vocal performances on dinner nights, a fireplace and book-lined interior, a sunny street-side courtyard, and a kitchen that stays open for late walk-ins outside standard hours.

One reviewer who'd just returned from Spain rated the seafood paella better than anything they had there; the venue itself is run by a Nepalese family known for warm, personal hospitality.

Reasonably priced for brunch and casual dinners, though a couple of large-group or peak-night bills ($100-140) drew value complaints relative to portion size.

Summary drafted with AI from public reviews.