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The caf is in a great spot opposite the Park, The coffee is very good and the staff ok and friendly enough. Unfortunately its also in Melbourne and co…
Michael Hogan
Glen Iris Pantry
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Lovely cafe outdoor area opposite the park. Service needs improvement. Enjoyed our lunch. Nice fresh flavoursome food, that's well presented. Barely a…
Anne
Glen Iris Pantry
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Found this local cafe when I stopped by Ferndale Park (playground). Ordered the Korean Fried Chicken and to be honest I wasnt expecting much from a no…
Iggy
Glen Iris Pantry
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9 Reviews on “Glen Iris Pantry”
Found this local cafe when I stopped by Ferndale Park (playground). Ordered the Korean Fried Chicken and to be honest I wasnt expecting much from a non-Korean joint. But surprisingly it was nice. There were 8 drumettes and taste good. My daughter loved it! The coffee is just ok, its not bad but at the same time, nothing to write home about (hence why only 4 rating, not higher). Service was very friendly and quite fast. The cafe also has quite a big sitting area both inside and outside (under cover) so you can still enjoy the sun. Will definitely come back again.
I have been a regular here for years but recently the service and staff attitude has deteriorated. I cant believe these are the best counter staff that are available at a time when many people are looking for work. Also have recently found that the range of food at lunchtime during the week is very thin – I called in at noon a few days ago to be told that they had sold out of almost all their rolls – perhaps time to make some more!
I’m always searching for a park with a good playground that’s got a decent cafe nearby and this place is just that. Just across the road from Ferndale park, It stands out in its style and the sweet treats are not mass produced 15 day old slices and cookies; they look rather appetising and they were. The decor is quaint and the ambience is warm.
This cafe looks like a Greek family run place with lots of homemade food and regular customers. It’s greatly positioned between two parks attracting lots of cyclists.
Very friendly and fast service although there was only one waitress attending to 6 tables.
Ordered chai tea with soy milk and the tea had no flavour whatsoever. The tea bag also had no label so I couldn’t track down the source.
Potato rosti was ok with edges too hard to eat. The poached egg was apparently not cooked through with some egg whites’ albumen showing. Presentation was not that appealing and quite pricey for a bit of avocado, relish and rosti.
Both the waitress and cashier asked for feedback and were surprised to find that the rosti quite hard. They advised that the kitchen will be informed.
Time to change your menu guys. It hasn’t changed in over a year. Coffee beans need to go also. Very bitter every time. I’ve even spoken to the barista and it’s a difficult coffee bean to work with.
A good local cafe/deli across the road from ferndale park. Bring the kids for a milkshake, grab a coffee and go across the road to the playground.
The pantry is also along the beautiful ferndale trail. If you are out on a walk or bike ride, this is the perfect spot to stop for a coffee/bite to eat. The coffee is good and food not bad with staples but also the likes of waffles/brioche French toast.
As for service, the young boy that served me today was genuinely friendly/polite and even helped open the door for me whilst I was wrangling my toddler. Perfect.
Great coffee and friendly service – love going there for breaky with the family on weekends. It’s always busy which has got to be a good sign