The Tradesman Cafe - Kingston

Tucked away in the Moorabbin industrial zone this cafe offers fantastic coffee and delicious all day food covering the typical breakfast options and some tasty burgers. Order by phone and food is delivered fast and with a smile. One of the best in 3189.

Upon hearing the name, then seeing the location, you may be pleasantly surprised. The food at this restaurant offers a unique twist on Western breakfast, incorporating Middle Eastern and Asian flavors. During brunch, my wife enjoyed the velvet pancakes and a refreshing watermelon, pineapple, and x juice that was perfectly balanced. I opted for the smashed avo, which featured Persian feta, hints of cumin powder, and other complementary ingredients. Each dish was carefully crafted with a fresh take that stayed true to its roots. The attentive staff were kind, helpful, and respectful, going above and beyond to ensure a comfortable dining experience.

This restaurant is a hidden gem in the industrial area of Cheltenham. The service was attentive and the food was not only delicious but also fun. There are various seating options available, including a clean and bright inside area and some sunny tables outside. Despite the traffic passing by, it was a wonderful spot to enjoy our morning.

We were invited to The Tradesman and were pleasantly surprised by the charming café set in an industrial area. The café had a basket of children's toys and a TV playing ABC Kids, which was a nice touch since we had our little one with us. The rosti that my husband added to his fritters was delicious and we were happy to learn that it was housemade. The quality of the food was evident and I highly recommend adding it to your order. The red velvet hotcakes were visually stunning and so tasty that I had to compete with my daughter for them. The service was also very friendly.

I grew up in this area and in my day there were just daggy sandwich places and dodgy fish n chip shops but now trendy cafes are springing up everywhere with The Tradesman Cafe being such an example. Husband had scrambled eggs on toast while I had avocado smash with a side of spinach. My meal came with eggs also which my husband had and we had coffees (soy lattes and flat white). There is lots of seating inside and some outside, nicely decorated. However what I couldn't get over was the fact that they charge you $3 for a plate if you order from their sides menu only. So let me get this straight if I order spinach, tomatoes, hash browns, etc for over $15 I'm charged another $3 to plate it? Come on that's outrageous, I've been to over 100 cafes and I have seen this at only one other and I wouldn't go back to there and I may not go back here either.