Little Dreamer Cafe

Beautiful big breakfast and lovely art work on the hot chocolate/coffees. Have been here twice and have enjoyed both times. Food and drinks come out very fast, make sure to book though as they are very busy on the weekend.

Have tried the steak and chicken burger and can say the quality of food is amazing for the price. Paired with a smoothie and their green juice. Definitely well worth it!

The location outlook not as expected but food was tasty didn’t get to take picture at the restaurant but took some nice pics of food. Food presentation and food taste was great ! Not sure if will head back again as it’s a little far from where I live but it was worth the drive .

Recommended by our lovely friend @Elizabethle we had brunch at Instagram’s cutest cafe Dreamer’s Cafe! This was before the Covid dine in restrictions were in place so we had the opportunity to be seated in the cafe and take some sweet as brunch photos. When we arrived at the cafe the staff were lovely to us and the atmosphere was really calming. ⁣<br We ordered the Dreamer’s Share Platter for two $44), a Watermelon frappe $7) and a Matcha Latte $5). <br <br When the platter arrived we thought that it was a small meal but honestly we struggled to finish it because there were some many different food sides within it like the little açai cups and the avo bread. Overall, we would order the platter again but we would pass on the two drinks because the platter was filling enough. If you want an instagramable place to take your girlfriends or your loved ones this is definitely the place to go!⁣<br ⁣<br Dined on: 6th of March 11am⁣<br Taste Uniqueness: 7 10⠀⠀⁣<br Value: 5.5 10

Little Dreamer’s Breakfast Tower has appeared on a few must-try breakfast lists, but it was really the other menu items that eventually drew us to visit. Although the Breakfast Tower promised an abundance of savoury and sweet items that was another step further than the big breakfasts offered in most places, the big breakfast is rarely an item we order in general, as while it tests an eatery’s ability to do the basics well (which is usually what a big breakfast comprises), it doesn’t show off their creativity or ability to combine flavours.