Great food, wonderful and exotic ambiance this cafe has; takes you away to another world. Highly recommend a visit and the nachos are delicious. Big group or small this cafe has friendly and thoughtful staff

Three Monkey's is probably one of the best known cafes in West End, which is a pretty impressive claim as West End has a glut of decent places to have coffee and breaky.

Three Monkeys has a distinct hippy vibe and inside it is dark with lots of timber and tables with couches - their back courtyard is large and cosy. The best thing on the menu here is their famous chai tea, which comes in a soup bowl. It's that great authentic chai that isn't excessively sweet and is nice and milky. They have decent coffee too.

We ate here and the meals are good value - my lamb and rosemary filo was divine (however I must say I was disappointed with the salad, which was simly julienned carrot, tomato, cucumber and lettuce, with a very generic tasting Italian dressing over the top - bleh), and the sandwiches my friends ordered were tasty and filling. Menu has a great range. Lots of delicious looking cakes too.

When it comes to my cafes, I like my food to be a little more different and unique, but I think I'd love to use this place as a reliable coffee catch up place - having those chais to drink would be a great way to wean myself off coffee.

Approximate cost: $12

A great place to relax with a coffee. They have a large assortment of fresh cakes as well as a great food menu. The atmosphere is very relaxed. Both the outside/inside areas are beautifully done.

This place is nothing short of godly. The atmosphere is freaken amazing. The coffee and their tea is a fair fight for better then sex. The staff are amazing. The prices are resonable and the quality of everything is spectactular! Well done!

Approximate cost: $17.50

Fantastic little cafe, great to catch up with girls or family, highly recommend the little place to anyone

Approximate cost: $12.00

Such a busy busy little cafe - and such a cool spot to hang out and chat.

Coffee-wise its pretty much just "OK" - food-wise though they have a great selection of panini's and Turkish breads, the pizzas are great and the grilled haloumi platter is my favourite.

BUT - lining up for ever is annoying so they can take your order, and the fact they don't accept eftpos is pretty annoying.

Approximate cost: $12

I went on a Sunday night in May with two of my daughters for dessert. Normally a coffee drinker I decided to try chai latte as they brew their own chai tea rather than use powder or syrup. We chose red velvet cake and raspberry almond cake to share between three of us. Although when you first enter the place looks small and busy there is a lot more seating round a side wall and down the back leading outside to a courtyard. It is great for people watching as you'll see such an eclectic mix of people - students, artists, business people. The chai was for me probably an acquired taste, being more used to coffee, it was a little more subtle in flavor but maybe I need to try more of them. The red velvet cake was absolute heaven! I sincerely hope it is regularly available at this cafe. I would return again for the red velvet cake and the experience of dining at this quirky location.

I usually go here just for their chai teas (served in a bowl) and their new york baked cheesecake. They do a good lunch spread as well. The coffee is pretty ordinary.

The atmosphere is very cosy and intimate, especially the outdoor seating area, very secluded.

A great cafe full of character. Had a wonderful iced mocha and split a pizza with friend. Hood great and prices v good. Service fast and pleasant place to sit and chill.

I had an amazing chai tea here, so generous with their serving size for what you pay! Plus such a wonderful atmosphere with an eclectic mix of decor