Reviews - Café Lua
Reviews summary
This cafe offers standard menu options with great service and friendly staff. While some found the coffee and food quality to be disappointing, others raved about dishes like courgette fritters and chai latte. The place is recommended for a relaxed breakfast experience, with a comprehensive menu and a husband and wife team running the show. Regular customers love the Shakshuka and the unique Indian influence on the menu, while first-time visitors praise the delicious eggs benedict and excellent coffee. Overall, a great spot for a satisfying and memorable meal.
Was Toy Haag at Café Lua a mag?
During my week in Melbourne visiting from England, I had the pleasure of dining out at many great restaurants, but this cafe truly stole my heart. The standout dishes were the courgette fritters and their delicious chai latte. I couldn't resist going back every day once I discovered it. The staff were very friendly and welcoming, making it an all-around fantastic experience. View all feedback.
What Carrie Kerluke dislikes about Café Lua:
Needs to lift its game. My coffee was disappointingly bland and underpowered. It tasted like I imagine instant coffee mixed with dishwater would taste. My muesli cookie thingy was as dry as a medieval monk's manuscript and near inedible. The servers were more interested in themselves than the few scattered customers. No good can come of a performance like this. View all feedback.
Reviews from various users
Last update : 20.11.2017
Called in for a chai after seeing a sign saying best chai in Melbourne .It was a true chai, with a superb spice smell .Chatted to owner who advised the recipe was from India . A bonus is being able to purchase a bag of chai to take home . Didn't eat there , but will next visit .Seats out in the street
Lua is one of our regular spots.Coffee is good without being fantastic, but the Shakshuka is awesome (if you like that type of food). Service is good, friendly owners who have put their own spin on the menu (Indian influence).Shashuka, eggs benedict and avo smash are good options.
Needs to lift its game. My coffee was disappointingly bland and underpowered. It tasted like I imagine instant coffee mixed with dishwater would taste. My muesli cookie thingy was as dry as a medieval monk's manuscript and near inedible. The servers were more interested in themselves than the few scattered customers. No good can come of a performance like this.
I had freshly pressed mix of juices in the sun outside with an octopus salad. Nice corner cafe. Friendly waiters. A little bit expensive?
There are plenty of options for breakfast at this restaurant. The three of us enjoyed a hearty meal with fried cauliflower and Spanish eggs with chorizo. The coffee was delicious and the service was excellent.
