Via Battisti - Mount Martha

Had a really late lunch here. A roasted mediterranean style fried vege focus and a juice from the fridge. It was the only place open on Saturday at 3:30 pm, and the food was pleasant. Although a strange reason my fockacia was served with a tiny bowl of sweet balsamic vinegar covered with a thick layer of average tasting oil. Have you tried to be European? Who knows. Atmosphere outside was nice - umbrellas provided, but the seating, while the sweet recycled wood was built for dwarfs. They had a large selection of drinks (some interesting organic juices and fermented drinks) and the price was ok. $ 35 for two inclusive drinks and a macaroons. If you are after Hipster Cafe tariff and in the area, it is worth it to try! Grief Scoring as follows: Food: 0.6 Drink: 0.9 Atmosphere: 0.6 Service: 0.6 Price: 0.5 Grief (Total = 3.2 round on 3.0)

Coffee pretty good - proud Maria. Milkshake standard. Food pretty much from the mill. Service leaves a bit to be desired. Was just 4 pm, and the Barista told her colleagues loud enough to hear that they should stop taking coffee messages around 5, as she wanted, "be 6 years old"

I've come here for some time when I saw a few coffee baristas (Mornington Hipsters), come and go. The girl, which today does my coffee today, seemed to lack the ability to multi-task! Made me for the worst coffee I paid in many months !! But it's done to have a huge chat while making this terrible coffee, I like the food here ill, just stay in the future and go further where for my coffee ..

Good coffees and although there's not a tonne of choice for food, it's always good. Usually we can't go past the spannokopita & smashed avocado on toast.

Good food and great coffee! However, employees had very loud conversations and seemed to be very unprofessional. I could not really lunch with constant bills and berry pile that happened behind the scenes.