Iconic raindrop cakes and Asian fusion sum up a Grand Lafayette experience. Relocating from Port Melbourne these guys are now seeking to crack the tricky Prahran brunch scene.
Category: Prahran
$10 lunches at Pran Central
Are these Chapel Street’s most affordable lunches? Pran Central have launched their range of $10 lunches and we thing they’re offering pretty good bang for you buck!
Fourth Chapter, Prahran
Fourth Chapter is a beautiful space. Large white walls and ceilings with thoughtfully spaced hanging baskets that add a rich green to the overall aesthetic, this is a perfect environment for those bright, sunny summer days. Add in the gorgeous courtyard out at the back and you can’t go wrong.
Market on Malvern Cafe, Prahran
Dietary requirements are no problem at Market on Malvern and with it’s lovely chilled out vibe, it’s a great place to enjoy a relaxing brunch
Review: Pierrick Boyer, Prahran
Headed up by recent winner of Pastry Chef of the Year, Pierrick Boyer, his newly opened namesake cafe in Prahran is showcasing his signature cakes and pastries alongside some more substantial items on their brunch menu.
Review: Sideshow Coffee, Prahran
Last week we were invited to visit Sideshow, Prahran’s newest coffee shop. Now I know what you’re thinking, “does Prahran/Chapel Street really need another cafe?” But sideshow is a real gem. It’s not a cafe as such, it’s just coffee and bakery items. So there’s no fighting with the brunch crowd when you just want…
Review: Babble, Prahran
Babble Bar and Cafe is one of several eateries in that slightly more laid back area of Prahran in between Commercial Road and Chapel Street. It serves a good selection for breakfast and lunch and a small – but fairly varied dinner menu. It’s a medium-sized cafe, with both indoor, and undercover outdoor seating. The…
Review: ISIT, Izett Street, Prahran
ISIT is a cafe in the heart of Prahran, serving up breakfast, lunch and coffee. Situated on Izett street, it’s a calmer, more laid back alternative to the hustle and bustle…