Coffees and soy chais (using great wet-chai) are delicious and the menu is well worth trying to get a table for. Sadly the cafe is quite small and as Port Melbournites seem incapable of making themselves breakfast - means it is often packed.

This place has been buzzing since opening a couple of months ago. The crowd has attracted a bit of hype, but the food is hit and miss. Some of the food is lovely (zucchini fritters) but other choices are boring and tasteless (omelette roll). It's hard to get an outside table unless you arrive before 8.30am on the weekend. Staff were too busy as well, so service is slow.