Small Axe Kitchen

Melbourne

Our travel guides are free to read and explore online. If you want to get your own copy, the full travel guide for this destination is available to you offline* to bring along anywhere or print for your trip.

*this will be downloaded as a PDF.

Price

€4,95

Home Oceania Australia Melbourne CafesSmall Axe Kitchen

Small Axe Kitchen

Small Axe in Brunswick is a vibey cafe with restaurant quality Sicilian inspired dishes. Cosy up indoors or enjoy the breeze on the communal tables outside. The menu follows a familiar brunch format. Try their deliriously good French toast with cinnamon ricotta and honey, or go for meatballs with pecorino on toast.

Information

address281 Victoria Street, Brunswick VIC
openingHoursDaily 8am–3pm
phone+61 3 9939 6061
websiteVisit website

More in Cafes

Vegie Bar

The Vegie Bar is a fun, hip place to grab a bite or sit down and enjoy a good meal — a great and healthy alternative to traditional fast food. The menu offers a wide variety of dishes inspired by world cuisine, with vegan, gluten free, and raw creations available. There's a leafy courtyard for days with good weather.

CafesRead more →

Degraves Espresso Bar

This coffee bar with character serves a delicious morning fry-up and a great espresso. The decor is a blend between Paris and Melbourne and, in true Degraves Street style, it’s an alfresco café. Some seats were borrowed directly from an old cinema.

CafesRead more →

BearBrass

The fun and artsy BearBrass provides a good reason to take in a coffee, drink or meal at a fantastic location in Southbank right on the Yarra River — you will have terrific views of the city as you stop by for a break.

CafesRead more →

Roule Galette

This excellent, authentic French creperie serves a wide variety of both sweet and savoury crepes. Roule Galette remains busy despite its tucked away location, so be prepared for a short wait (one that will certainly turn out to be more than worth it).

CafesRead more →

Operator25

Operator25 is an all-day brunch cafe and coffee spot in a historic 1900s building that housed Melbourne's first switchboard. The menu has a surprising and delightful Asian twist.

CafesRead more →

Pellegrini's Espresso Bar

Opened by two Italian brothers in 1954, Pellegrini's Espresso Bar has become one of the most well-known cafes in Melbourne. It doesn't have a fixed menu, so that every day's offer is a surprise. However, you can always expect fine pasta-based dishes like spaghetti Bolognese and lasagna. Finish your meal with a watermelon granita or their excellent espresso.

CafesRead more →

Proud Mary

Proud Mary serves breakfast and single-origin coffee in a warehouse style with exposed-brick walls. This venue in Collingwood market the beginning of a popular cafe chain. You will find the most hip methods of producing a cup of caffeinated goodness, as well as excellent food. Try their classic potato hash brown with bacon, spinach and egg.

CafesRead more →

Norman South Yarra

Norman in South Yarra is a two-level brunch cafe. Aussie staples like Vegemite, avocado toast, waffles with red capsicum curd, and banana split french toast are served in a cozy space with wood paneling.

CafesRead more →

Bakemono Bakers

Bakemono Bakery is a homey Japanese-inspired bakery with a wood-framed glass facade and a minimalistic natural clean look. Arrive early to have first dibs on almond-yuzu croissants and cream-cheese buns. Of course, you are welcome to have your baked goodies with a cup of coffee here.

CafesRead more →