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Where to eat Cafe food in Mitcham: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Mitcham including Dark Horse on The Brit, The Mabel, Leaf and Vine, Two Brothers Mitcham, Sweet Lime Cafe, The Peddler Cafe, Ambrosia Food For Gods, The Food Republic Cafe, Aunt Billies, Mishou's Cafe
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10. Mishou's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By rickb896
I've been to Mishou's cafe a number of times now. Michael and Linda are the hosts. They always welcome each customer as a friend and Michael has a memory for names like an elephant. The cafe serves delicious home cooked meals and doesn't cut corners by using cheap ingredients like some places that I've had the misfortune of eating at. Although I'm not a local it's a cafe that I will visit if I'm within a sniff of the beautiful food that they cook. Nothing worse than going to a place just because it's close and getting disappointed. Consequently it's worth the extra kilometers to get there. Do yourself a favour and try it!
9. Aunt Billies
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By 4delta
We had a business meeting at this place and really enjoyed their lamb salad. My colleague ordered the burger on beetroot brioche bun with very nice hot chips on the side. Serving is huge and worth the price. Service was good. We will definitely visit this place again.
8. The Food Republic Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 146 reviews
Modern European restaurant serving Breakfast & Lunch, 7 days per week. Sophisticated interior with elegant park surrounds. Extensive outdoor and alfresco seating. Perfect for large bookings. Excellent quality food with genuine friendly service. A must try
Reviewed By PhoebeNJ
Celebrated a friendâs birthday last week, and had dinner here. The food was reasonably priced and the staff were helpful and friendly. I had the seafood paella, and so did the birthday girl.Am planning to come back soon.
7. Ambrosia Food For Gods
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Breanna J
I was totally impressed with the portions of food and their lovely presentation - matching the cute Greek cafeâs name. My friend and I were promptly seated by friendly staff who kept asking how our meal was and if we needed anything else, big TICK in my eyes. Ambrosia was the perfect element that needed to be added in Mitcham !
6. The Peddler Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By cludyfoodie
Lovely cafe with good vibes, great food and friendly staff.I really loved the campfire baked eggs, generously topped with chorizo, chili, cheese, etc. Fantastic and unique combo. I also recommend the Schnitzel Burger. The meat was perfectly tender and topped with heaps of cheese and mayo. Besides the savory dishes, I am also loving their chocolate brownie! So tasty and rich in flavor!I will definitely come back to try more!
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5. Sweet Lime Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By SrAct3
Well this little gem needs to be well advertised; preferably by mouth! What a find!TripAdvisor led us here as the area is totally unknown to us but halfway between the two couples who wanted to meet for lunch. Itâs part of a commercial building, so not immediately recognisable. Persevere - itâs well worth the effort. The owners are most welcoming and keen to please. They offered some excellent suggestions and we enjoyed everything we ordered. The banana milkshake is yummy $5:50 and the healthy kick juice went down well for $6:90We ordered two different omelettes $13:90, the open souva $16:90 and avo with goat cheese $13:90. Just for fun we also ordered a serve of potato sidewinders which come with rough cut guacamole and sour cream $9:50We shared a slice of carrot cake which was a tad dry. Coffee $3:80 Tea $4Do yourself a favour!
4. Two Brothers Mitcham
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Dencal1945
This is a small enterprise tucked away in a strip shopping centre in Mitcham Road.Hamburgers were the choice for the day and these were acceptable without being outstanding.Being small premises and on a quite warm day the temperature reached quite warm levels. The small air conditioner at the rear of the premises did little to assist.In case of real hunger only.
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3. Leaf and Vine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By nicholaspatricia
Leaf and Vine caters for Vegans,Vegetarians and Gluten free.Staff are friendly, experienced and efficient. Nothing was too much trouble.Saturday morning brunch was a delight. Their extensive menu offers something for everyone.Although fully packed food was delivered happily in a timely manner. The food was fresh, well cooked and beautifully presented.I was impressed when ordering our second round of coffee that the barista remembered our four individual orders, especially because it was so busy.Well done Leaf and VineWould not hesitate to recommend.
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2. The Mabel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By Robyn E
Busy and with a queue when we arrived. Lots of kids and dogs on a Saturday morning.We opted to sit outside as it was stuffy and noisy inside. The chairs were damp but the sun was shining.The service from the waiter was fantastic and really makes this place. There was a long ait as expected but the food was brilliant and we really enjoyed it. A Croque's Madame and the Dukkha scrambled eggs. We opted for juice and enjoyed the bottled brand, cannot recall the brand. We would normally expect fresh juice but this was nice and reasonable priced.
1. Dark Horse on The Brit
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By John L
Lovely food and service. I regularly go here for a hot chocolate or coffee. The Dark Horse sits in between a number of other cafés and restaurants, but is clearly he best. Can't recommend it enough.I had the Mexican chicken, which was wonderful. Just ensure you like jalapenos before you order it.
