Menu - Bunyip Cafe

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On this Site, you will find the complete menu of Bunyip Cafe from Melbourne. At the moment there are 44 meals and beverages available.

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  • Sandwiches

    Croque Madame Sandwich
    Croque Madame Sandwich
    Marinated Eggplant Sandwich
    Marinated Eggplant Sandwich
  • Burger Meal Selection

    Smashed Avocado Feta
    Smashed Avocado Feta
  • Starters

    Ragu Of Mixed Mushrooms
    Ragu Of Mixed Mushrooms
  • Pos Homemade Beef

    Homemade Cheese
    Homemade Cheese
  • Special

    Chickpea & Potato Soup
    Chickpea & Potato Soup
    Carrot & Orange Gringo
    Carrot & Orange Gringo
  • Mains

    Bacon, Roasted Tomato
    Bacon, Roasted Tomato
  • Coming Soon

    Pierogi (Polish Dumplings)
    Pierogi (Polish Dumplings)

FAQ

When the weather is pleasant you can also eat outside.

Feedback

jen-k-tree1807
14.07.2024

I have been to many cafes that offer breakfast, lunch, and coffee. But I was pleasantly surprised to find a cafe that not only provides gluten-free options and menu modifications, but also has friendly and attentive young women as servers.

otis-41
20.08.2023

What a surprise. Not that I did not know Eastern European cuisine, but that is right there is South Melbourne! Poland is renowned for its tasty, hearty cuisine and this place is a testament to that. The interior is very cosy, home like. The pace has this rustic feel to it. There are a plenty of country paintings on the walls, quiet, non-intrusive European music. They have a fantastic Polish beers and vodkas. The owner will keenly guide you through how to drink them (and, believe me, you have to try freezed vodka, you will be amazed, I promise you). They offer genuine Polish home made food, that is as authentic as you can get outside of Poland and is absolutely amazing. They serve a great selection of soups, especially for cold winter days and evenings to warm you up. They also make their own pickles ranging from tomatoes, to beetroot, to carrots, to grapes. Make sure you try cucumbers in brine. Western style recepies use vinegar, whereas in Eastern Europe salted water is more common and that makes them yummier, especially with vodka. The owner is very friendly, happy for a small chat and will explain all the intricacies of dishes and drinks. Tipsy Village is a highly recommended place, indeed.

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