Really good coffee, and I get takeaway from here and their other locations really often. The staff are super friendly. They get busy (good sign!) so not the best when I'm in a rush

Not the cheapest coffee/lunch place in town or around Collins St. Not the most expensive (relative) either.
I love Oli and Levi for their staples menu (duck baguettes, vietnamese salads with choice of chicken/pork/beef, and great coffee)
If you are after a quality yet casual lunch, definitely consider Oli & Levi.

Top quality ingredients, first rate concoctions, five star service and unbelievable value. It is almost too good to be true.
At Oli & Levi however, it is true. A very tiny shopfront down an alleyway off little Collins out the back of 120 Collins tower, this is more of a hole in a wall than a cafe. It is amazing how the team manages to produce all the delights that it does. We ordered the roast duck roll which was brimming with plump juicy pieces of duck and fresh salad in a french baguette, and my dining companion had the pork belly, brie, coleslaw roll. At $9.9 each and generously portioned, Oli & Levi is fantastic value in comparison with the other places around the city (ie. at earl canteen the duck baguette of a similar/slightly smaller size costs $13.9)

This is probably one of the best places for coffee in the CBD if you're after a mellow, smooth cup of caffeine. We had to wait for quite a while for our takeaway, but the wait was so worth it! There is a small indoor dining area but seats are very, very limited so don't expect to get a seat there (if you do, treat it as a bonus).

I had a latte there and it was super smooth, super subtle in terms of flavour. If you're after a latte with a bigger kick, this is probably not the place to go. That said, I need to return and try maybe a macchiato just to see what the baristas are like with those.

From what I saw, they do food as well, but at 4pm in the afternoon that honestly wasn't my cup of tea(coffee).

Approximate cost: $3.50