Seven Seeds Coffee Roasters

Great coffee shop! Beautifully roasted coffee beans that have a unique and distinctive flavor. The sourdough bread I ordered is served with salted butter is very rich and satisfying. Definitely worth a visit in Melbourne!

A lofty cafe with a variety of more and less comfy seating arrangements (tables for 2-4, communal tables, counter seating, indoors and outdoors, high and low chairs with and without back support), a contemporary soundtrack and a cool vibe. The food menu is rather compact, but covers all the usual Aussie brunch bases; a notably diverse offering of enticing sweet and savoury pastries; a wide range of coffee offerings that nowadays is a Melbourne coffee culture standard. A bit of an institution, but my experience varies from time to time - sometimes it feels attentive, cheerful and personal, sometimes more of an industrial conveyor line.

One of the coffee shops to visit in Melbourne. Ordered one of their filters. It has nice coffee flavours and well balanced, although it wasn’t as flavourful as expected, but still very good! The place is indoors, and it is quite spacious, great for work or hang out with friends, and also to enjoy coffee! It has a nice ambience too.

This place is almost entirely hidden away, if not for the Seven Seeds sign. Overall, this place is a cool, industrial style cafe with lovely coffee and good food. We ordered a variety of food including the waffle eggs Benedict and the ragu toastie. I would recommend adding pickles and mustard to the ragu Benedict to make the flavours really pop, and perhaps two waffles for the eggs Benedict as it was fairly small for the price.

Finally got to Seven Seeds. Very big, rustic cafe. Heaps of seating. I grabbed one of their darker blends. Definitely one of the better coffees Ive had in Melbourne. Nice and dark with a nutty, light cocoa taste with hints of Turkish delight. Coffee I would rate a Solid 8/10. Atmosphere 9/10. 114 Berkeley st Carlton. Very central and worth the visit.

Guys, I came here because of Mark Lee (NCT), but the food exceeded my expectations! The chicken rendang tastes like Thai curry with a creamy, savory sauce, served with crispy tortilla (?). As an Asian, it matches my taste. However, it was a little salty and felt heavy at the end. The butterscotch was also good, but sooo sweet. The coffee looked pretty, but I didn’t like it that much since it didn’t really have a coffee smell. Thank you Mark 🫶

Awesome service with genuinely friendly and funny staff, especially Isaac. The coffee is consistently delicious—rich, smooth, and satisfying. I ordered the strawberry French toast today, and it was a standout: beautifully presented with incredible taste and texture. Highly recommended!

Superb food and service. Requested a filling meal, and it really delivered. I had the Ragu Toastie with an egg, which definitely met the brief. Only wish there was slightly more sauce in that tub! Coffee was good as well.

Coffee was good. The cinnamon scroll stole the show for me though! Amazing. They have an extensive brunch menu too. I'll be back for sure. Loved how spacious the interior is, feels like a big warehouse but nice.

Got the chance to try this place when I was in Melbourne, and the food was amazing! Definitely worth the wait and the coffee was something out of a European place. I order an egg benedict over a waffle, which was something different. The ambiance of the place shouted hipster to me, decor was very different than any cafe you would see in CA.

While Geocaching my brother and a couple of friends of ours popped in for a coffee. We instead opted for milkshakes after seeing them on the menu - I specifically went for the PB & J. It was delicious.. the size was perfect (maybe not for $10), but also as it started to get a bit sweet. Also had a taste of the Vanilla & Malt and that was also refreshingly delicious. Will have to come back and try the food and coffee!

Yummy choices. Nice little place, friendly staff. Very hipster look. We went on a Monday at noon and it was busy but we got a seat rightaway. They have a 10% surcharge on the weekends and 15% on holidays, which I find a little odd, but hey... I hope that goes towards their emp

Only a slight ding for no wifi (reasonable expectation) and not many outlets, but a really great space to work or chat in (and it's very large, too!) and friendly staff.

Whoever says Seven Seeds is not a 5 star experience is LYING. This place is sooo freaking good. I lived across the street from this heavenly joint for 6 months. The glorious smells wafting in through my window was enough to get me out of bed and down to the restaurant in no time. The burger (best of my life) was amazing. I mean, patty cooked to perfection, toasted buns, cheeeesey goodness. Literally welcomed me back to the world of food after days battling food poisoning. Everything else= equally as amazing. I used to have a thick slice of the raisin toast every morning before Uni. I still dream of that toast! And the crumpets. Drool! These are really sweet, I mean, they have condensed milk on them. Only get these if you have a sweeet tooth! Anyway, I love this place. Can't wait to return soon! Lovely coffee (go for a Flat White), and delicious food. You can't go wrong!

The food is well prepared so did the coffee. I had a waffle with egg Benedict. So far, it has been the best in Melbourne. You can see chunks of ham in it. The Hollandaise sauce on top enriches the flavor and also it looks great on picture. I love how the shop is divided into different sections with beautiful settings. Both Piccolo and Espresso rock! However, they did not wash the plates properly. I have to change plate twice to get a stain "less" plate.

Great food and coffee! It is a bit hidden as its entrance is on a small alley that you won't expect to find an open business. Espresso infused french toasts are light and absolutely delicious! Pleasantly surprised by the chicken carbano as it's much more flavorful than expected, with pickles which makes it very refreshing.

I went here for breakfast with my mum. The place is very cosy and comfortable with very nice decoration. We had eggs Benedict with waffle and French toast.. The eggs benedict with waffle is a must to try....it texture and sauce is so nice......French toast is light and fluffy.....I would love to come back here and try other dishes

It's located in an urban street surrounded by what looks like warehouses. Wanted to check it out because it was on Berkeley Street, and ordered the chicken sandwich, breakfast burger, and the flat white. Chicken sandwich was very tasty, but the sausage on the breakfast burger was too greasy and sweet. The combination with the sweet sauce was synergistic, and not in a good way. We couldn't finish half the burger, would not recommend unless your palette favours the sickenly sweet. Be warned that there's a 10% surcharge on the weekend, and 15% on holidays.

This is a wonderful little place to visit. Not only are the staff amazingly friendly but the coffee is excellent and the tasty food. Everything was so flavorful and better than I hoped for! Service was great. Very friendly staff! In this cofe, it is a pleasant atmosphere and a wonderful coffee is served there. I like to eat here: Potato cake with roast beef and poached eggs. yummyyy!

Sunday morning (Father's day) was über busy with a mixed demographic of students, families acouples Exposed brick, concrete floors, high ceilings create a cool if somewhat hectic vibe inside (there is an open kitchen with cooks and baristas running about) Ordered a short macchiato - good temp, touch bitter, beans roasted a touch long perhaps? After quite a wait (mind you I was warned before I sat down), my huevos rancheros looked beautiful and tasted fresh, perfectly fried eggs, micro herbs .. I enjoyed the contrasting textures of the salsa, beans and tostadas. However the tomato felt like it had a bit too much tomato paste in it.. I would have preferred a cleaner tomato flavour. All in all the experience was fine. Papers - yep Music - good background tunes, electronic, chill out.

Being a coffee snob, ive always appreciated certain coffee beans. I like my blended over origin. I like vittoria, seven seeds, and Campos coffee. So when I found out that seven seeds had their own cafe in Melbourne, how could I not go. At 9am on a Sunday, it was easy to get seated straightaway though by eleven, two or three groups were waiting to be seated. The menu looked fantastic with something called heirloom carrot toast with lemon ricotta, smashed avocado, greens and chilli dukkah for 14 dollars and 2 dollars for a poached egg. I couldn't wait to taste carrot toast and lemon ricotta. My friend ordered their French toast. We got a skim mocha (extra hot) and a soy cappuccino. Though service was quick, the coffee and meal were disappointing. My mocha was tiny for 4.30, tepid, no coffee or chocolate flavour. Felt like I was drinking milk. Very very disappointing. The heirloom carrot toast was spiralized carrot and greens on sourdough toast slathered in guacamole and ricotta. The ricotta didn't have a lemony flavour. The chilli dukkah was flavorless. And the menu lied. It was not carrot toast. It was carrot on toast. The most disappointing breakfast I've ever had. Everything tasted bland and the same. And to add to it the coffee was not even hot or tasted like coffee. Bad barista day perhaps? Points for quick service, presentation of food and price.

These guys are one of the top dogs in the Melbourne coffee scene, and for good reason. They're always roasting and experimenting with new beans from around the world. They care about the industry and try to engage the community when it comes to new styles. Ask for a black coffee and they'll suggest a single origin of the day. Want to try a filtered coffee? Ask them what they have on and then have it served with some tasting notes. Coffee cupping sessions on Wednesday (9am) and Saturday (10am) are a great way to learn more. They're free, so just rock up 5 minutes early and then have a go! You'll be nerding on about acid and mouth-feel in no time. For me, this place is all about the coffee though. Of my dining experiences here I can't say I've been thrilled. The muesli I had once was tired and boring - as if it had simply been picked up off the supermarket shelf. It came with a compote of fruit which tasted like defrosted frozen berries. The small glimmer of awesome was the "chai milk" but it wasn't enough to save the dish and convince me I'd spent my money well. Baked eggs are delicious, though the portions are smaller than what's normally found elsewhere in Melbourne. This isn't a bad thing (I think for we all eat way too much and food waste is appalling) but in terms of value, I think it's just a tad overpriced when others offer up similar dishes at the same price and give you more than two eggs, a tablespoon of tomato sauce and a scattering of (I counted 8) beans. Skip the food, go for the coffee.

I'm going to go ahead and assume all the food at Seven Seeds is as good as my own breakfast today. Life changing comes to mind! I didn't even know I liked pears and pecans but I though I'd give it ago and boy am I glad I did! Delicious, fresh, Brioche French toast with poached pears and pecans *drool* washed down by hot chocolate! Sitting in a Cosy window seat watching the world go by! Seven seeds provides a lovely dining experience. It's crowded but not uncomfortably so and the service was great, the guys here should be proud of what they do! FOOD MAGIC!

Stopped here a couple of times when we were in Melbourne. This place is easy to miss as it blends it with the surrounding buildings as it has an unassuming facade. But so glad we stopped in to grab a bite. I got the eggs and waffle benedict, which was great! My friend got the coconut crunch french toast which was also really great. Also, it's a great place to get some work done -- has good coffee but no wifi unfortunately.

One of my favourite Melbourne coffee roasters, seven seeds does great coffee, fast and helpful service and delicious cakes (not baked on site though). The space has a converted warehouse feel and there is never too long a wait for a table if you don't have a huge group. The food menu changes every so often but usually is pretty poor fare for vegetarians, they will never modify a item off the menu either so your choices for non-meat meals is pretty limited. Having said that the coffee is what you go here for and the free coffee cupping sessions are fantastic. You have to do this at least once.

As you'll be able to tell with most of my posts - I love coffee. And one of my favourite coffee blends around Melbourne is without a doubt Seven Seeds. Their coffee is consistently amazing, and very different to most blends going around without being over the top. Going to the cafe where all the magic is done isn't as amazing as I'd hope, but that's probably as my affection for the blend is over the top. The coffee was still amazing! Had a Reuben sand which in one of my previous visits which too was great! The place is so busy however (I guess a burden of their own success), and not a great place to relax, especially if your a Melbourne Uni student looking to study. I do however find myself back there often picking up a fresh batch of beans to use at home, where there's a crazy range to choose for all methods of brewing!

I just couldn't bring myself to give Seven Seeds 4 stars. I wanted to do it but, thinking back on my poached eggs on toast and the breakfast menu in general, I couldn't do it. I like the decor though- reminds me a little bit of Axil in Hawthorn - open plan, colours and decor that work well together and lively atmosphere. The coffee is great as well - perfect for a coffee run if you live or work in the area. Their breakfast menu did not impress me at all though and the actual dish (when you think about the price of it) was a bit disappointing. I would return for the coffee though.

Food: Mind blowing. I personally love the Roasted mushrooms on toast and Eggs ben on waffle. Classics. I have brought numerous visitors (non aussies and aussies) there and no one ever has anything bad to say about it. Coffee: pretty good. One of the better cold brews I've had. Tea was.... well tea they are afterall a coffee establishment. Highly recommend the coffees Service: absolutely no complaints. Attentive and fast hands. Crowd: the only drawback. If you between 9am-11am on a weekend, expect to wait. They are popular! But once inside, it will be worth it. Even when crowded, it is not overly noisy and suffocating Note: They do not have free wifi last I check and you have to pay at the counter. They sell coffee beans! My barrista friend uses it at home.

Whether you're after coffee and cake to catchup with an old friend, or you want a late brunch because you decided to sleep in a little, Seven Seeds has something for you. This place was recommended to me by a new friend - it's close to the University of Melbourne, and only a short walk from several tram lines. While it's got a casual vibe going on, with plants hanging from the ceiling, it's table service here so grab a seat wherever and one of their friendly waitstaff will come to you. I dropped in on a Monday afternoon just before the kitchen closed. I ordered the Iced Latte which came from the 'cubed' drinks menu, appropriately named given the giant ice cube that floated in the middle of the glass. Adding smashed avocado and chorizo to my poached eggs on toast- was a decision that I did not regret. Being so close to one of the city's biggest university campuses, you're likely to see students on their laptops, or catching up on their readings. Venue/ great! Food/ delicious! Service/ excellent! Seven Seeds is definitely 5-star in my books. My only wish.. that I had discovered this place sooner. And maybe that my Iced Latte was bigger. But that could just be my bias towards ice caffeinated drinks talking.

Yet another fabulous spot for coffee and brekkie! (Melbourne folks are spoiled for choice - I'm not sure why people don't weigh 1000 pounds with all the deliciousness around.) Coffee was fantastic. The hot latte was perfect - not a hint of bitterness. And the iced latte came with one giant cube, which kept the coffee from getting overly waters down. Kudos to them for that detail! Housemade lemonade was also refreshing and not overly sweet. Brekkie portions we large and prices were normal. It's a popular spot though when we arrived at 1pm during the week, we still managed to get a seat without waiting. The staff was all super-friendly as well. All in all, a great spot in the area!

Seven Seeds was a solid start to an early morning. Getting there before 9am was great because there was no queue and service was quick. My dining partner and I enjoyed coffee and hot chocolate featuring Mork chocolate. What a delight! I dined on the bacon, eggs and waffles benedict, which I found to be savoury and filling. The hollandaise sauce was slightly better than most and the crisp waffles were a nice change from the normal sourdough muffins. I would highly recommend this dish! The burger my friend got looked tasty as well. It had Wagyu beef and bacon, with another special sauce and a side of chips. It was quite a hearty selection for breakfast but a good choice. The ambiance was clean and woodsy with high ceilings. There was a community feel with the large tables spread out, lots of room to host more patrons. I will definitely be back and will know better than to walk by again, as the sign is painted on the building, so look for it! :)

So delicious!! Would recommend, fast service even though it was so busy and the food was amazing Although, if you're a chai latte lover I would not recommend getting the chai as it was way too watery and not very pleasant. Besides that everything was good.

Great little find next to Middle Fish Thai, menu looked good and coffee was excellent. You can tell these guys are experts and love their coffee, just look around at the coffee education decor and the cupping room. My first long black was unfortunately off the mark, terrible crema with coffee flakes floating so I asked for a new one and they willingly obliged and apologised.

Seven seeds is a great cafe tucked away in the outskirts of CBD. A great pit stop for cyclers as racks are provided inside the cafe. We tried the smoked salmon served on crumpets with spinach purée and poached eggs. As well as the caramel crumpets. One of our fave meals in Melbourne. Their coffee is also made in the garage next to the cafe and there's a room for tasting sessions. You really can't go wrong with the coffee here. They also serve it at brother baba budan in Melbourne CBD.

To be honest, I'm kinda disappoint for this place. Everyone raves about it and tell me I should come and give it a try. Their Latte is good, but now that delicious. But he food.... well I have to say they were prettyuch disappointed. I had egg benedict with waffle (They had a ham and cheese inside the waffle) amd avocado smash. Both are, well, horrible. They were bland and tasteless.

Seven Seeds is one of the cafes I try to visit whenever I'm back in Melbourne. They consistently make a good coffee and today was no different. My latte was well made with good flavour. It's a good environment to sit an enjoy a coffee or bite to eat in. There's several large tables, some bar seating, and a number of small tables. The decor features a lot of wood (lighter shades) with gives it a very comforting and inviting feeling. The venue is a good size but it gets full at lunch time. I arrived around 11am today and didn't have any trouble finding seating, but when I left a little after 12 there were people waiting for tables.

We had the jerk chicken and the mushroom poached eggs. Both dish were flavorsome and as we are health conscious, we thought these fish were healthy and tasty. It was a bit hard to get street parking which was the downside!

Arguably the best place for coffee in Melbourne. Although seriously, Melbourne has such a strong cafe and coffee culture, you really can't go wrong with coffee at other cafes. But still, Seven Seeds is worth a visit and makes a very good impression. The siphon coffee was delicate yet flavorful in taste. The cold drip coffee was served in cute carafes that look like those where you pour sake out of. Because the coffee was served cold, we were given a small bottle of syrup instead of sugar if we wanted to sweeten our coffee. The entire atmosphere at Seven Seeds was grunge + industrial + bohemian. Loved the high ceilings and loft feel with the rustic wooden tables and chairs. If anyone reading this is from Chicago, it reminds me of places you will find at the Fulton River District. The employees are a little too school for cool but hey, that adds to the vibe. If I lived in Melbourne, I would want to hang out here all the time.

Seriously one of the best eggs Benedict I've ever had! I hope they never take it off the menu! Two poached eggs on a waffle and inside the waffle is ham hock and cheese! Not the most "instagrammable" breakfast ever but after tasting the chipotle hollandaise your taste buds will be happy! Also a coffee roastery so naturally they also do good coffee. Also they use real chai so it might be a bit Heavier on the spices compared to some places that use powder or syrup chaos. Can't go wrong here!

My first coffee in Melbourne did not disappoint. I got the latte, and it was legit. My friend got the hot chocolate, and it was a huge portion and came with a big stick of chocolate! The café itself is also super spacious and modern and warehouse-style. Lots of seating available. Prompt service. Kitchen closes at 3:30pm for food. Minus one star for no WiFi, because no bueno.

Two visits, two days, two friggen amazing experiences. This is probably one of, if not the only place in Melb-town that I am giving 5 stars purely for coffee and superb staff. It takes a lot to impress this chicken little and boy did the Seven Seed staff exceed and excel. Warmly welcomed by well presented staff, we were tended to swiftly. Quite a feat on a busy weekend. Our orders were taken with a smile and readily delivered high quality coffee. The decor is a highpoint. It invites the eye to wander around the room. The internal bike rack is a great selling point. Just a wee note, other than the delicious doughnut, a Matt Forbes creation, we didn't get to try any food. One visit was purely coffee cake cheer me up, the other a much needed latte injection before tackling the QVM.

Not only is this one of Melbourne's hardest to find secrets but so is there coffee. Recently I have found some of Melbourne's best cafés and then found that Seven Seeds also supply the coffee. Not only are the beans roasted to perfection but their baristas give the beans the treatment that they deserve. When you first walk into Seven Seeds you are instantly inspired. Whether it be the bicycle hooks that make you think that you should be thinking of other methods of transport, or the indoor garden that makes you appreciate that the produce and beans that you are eating and drinking, to the shared table which helps break down social barriers Seven Seeds is a must for any lover of life.

The food was so good!!! I got the broccolini salad so flavorful and fresh. I didn't even need dressing. My mom got the peach toast. The peaches were good but too thick. Presentation was on point. Wait time was reasonable 15 mins. We were just two people so we got seated at the communion table. The location is sweet! You have to search for it. There's a front tht just says 'seven seeds' in simple text across the walls but the back entrance is awesome with a bunch of graffiti.

Awesome café spot with some delicious brunch/breakfast offerings. Came here for brunch with the bf during our trip to Melbourne a couple of months ago. The place can get quite crowded, so expect a wait prior to getting seated, though the turnover seems to go quickly enough. Both the bf and I got separate orders of eggs with toast (poached for me with a side of halloumi cheese, scrambled for him with a side of bacon for him) and we also shared an order of their strawberries and cream topped crumpets. The food was simple but absolutely delicious. Everything tasted super fresh, and those crumpets were fantastic. Coffee was also quite good. Definitely worth a peek if you happen to be in Melbourne!

Dishes displayed in a well-designed way. Nice picture! Many people chose to study here, which is not bad, but means there will be a waiting during lunch time, and there's a high chance that you will be seated with other groups of people. In regards to food itself, definitely healthy food. The taste is good, can be better, lol. Friendly service.

Seven Seeds is a very modern and spacious brunch venue. It was busy for a Wednesday morning but the line moved pretty quickly. We were seated within 10 minutes. We ordered the beef brisket hash and the 15 hour lamb. Both dishes were delicious and the meats were cooked really well. So nice and soft. The only let down for us was the coffee. It was a little weak and there was only one size. I couldn't get a large coffee haha

The Seven Seeds name is synonymous with great coffee in Melbourne and probably further afield. I remember being in Lorne down the Great Ocean Road and in need of a coffee at Falls Festival. There was a nice looking cafe. Pretty swish. Nice setting. Could be good for grazing. But there was also a shitty looking coffee stand in front of a supermarket. It had a big sign saying it served Seven Seeds coffee. That was decision made. Seven Seeds was a regular haunt during the uni days and the coffee never disappointed. What I would say is that their food offerings could do more. They offer small foccacias and other such things. Good but not big. But the coffee is obviously the winner here.

Wow... Killer coffee and the eggs Benedict on the cheddar and ham waffle is perfect to hit the spot on a cold day. I suggest teaming it with a side of bacon as the saltiness is perfect to compliment the waffle and chipotle hollandaise.

Really lovely place near UniMelb. The staff is very kind and the food is delicious. I specially recomend you the avo toast, incredible!! I also like the special daily juice. The atmosphere is so cool and there are young people. Just amazing! ;)

This is a must spot that I take people when visiting Melbourne and I always receive that "WOW this place is cool" response from them. Lots of seating, in a warehouse, bikes on the wall, and a production room where the great coffee is created. Specialising in their coffee brand that find new and unique ways to brew and serve their coffee. To complement their amazing coffee is a Awesome all day menu to suit. Must try the burger it's delicious.

Oh wow Seven Seeds. I see why you're spoken of so highly. So my friend's warded at Royal Melbourne, and before I head down to visit, the first thing I do is check what's worth visiting in the area. Thank you Yelp for throwing out Seven Seeds. Though I almost walked past it with its unassuming exterior, the interior of Seven Seeds is vibrant, industrial chic, and very much alive. The staff are incredibly friendly, very helpful, and no matter how busy, always seem to be so in control. I ordered a egg, Jerusalem artichoke, and feta tart (two of 'em actually) to bring back for said friend, as well as one of their chorizo cornbread muffins... and a flat white. Oh wow. That flat white. Excellent consistency on the foam, and the beans had such a chocolatey aftertaste. Almost buttery. And the tart? Divine. I could've eaten both of them by myself. I look forward to having the opportunity to dining at Seven Seeds, because the food everyone else was wolfing down look divine. Undoubtedly one of the best places I've hit so far in Melbourne. Nom. Nom. Nom.

I would have given this place 5 stars if the service wasn't so bad. I understand that Saturdays are busy, but we sat and waited an hour for our food and by the time it got to the table it was lukewarm. We talked to the waitress and she said it was coming... no apologies, no acknowledgement there was a backup in the kitchen or they were short handed ... did they run out of food and the chef had to get cheese at Coles? Did they need the chicken to lay more eggs?? What happened?? My guess, they must have messed up our order because we watched several tables get turned over before our food came. One table arrived after us and they received their food first. I also saw a huge rush of food coming out of the kitchen after a long period of nothing. Hmmm.... so they need to work on their kitchen service. The food itself was good and my single origin drip coffee was great! We ordered the mushroom toast with cheese and the chili corn with egg which was really good. The coffee was very nuanced with a light, sweet flavor and so good that I got bag for home. Moral of this story ... bring a snack. You'll have to wait 2 to 2.5 hours to eat brunch. Half hour to wait in queue, one hour to wait for food and one hour to eat.

Firstly, any cafe that has bike parking just inside the front door, out of the rain has my vote! Secondly, any cafe that lists "Coffee Butter" as an accompaniment to any dish on their menu as just set a new standard in coffee. Lastly, if you roast your own coffee, then you better be able to make a good cup! Now that we have that out of the way, Seven Seeds is hidden away in the back streets around Melbourne Uni so you will have to look for it. The coffee was, as you would expect, just perfect however, I would have love it if the waiter had told us more about what sort of coffee was on offer before we made our coffee order. The food was great, a touch on the small side for the price but very very tasty! Crumpets with Coffee Butter is something you must try! Beware of the hipster sound levels however, the concrete, brick and music do make for a rather noisy combination.

OK this was one of the best I have ever been to. They let you pick from beans before making your coffee so we were able to get something to our liking. I ordered mushrooms with celeriac puree and poached eggs, it was an absolute heaven. The puree was magic. Ambience very hipster like but then again every restaurant in Melbourne's Fitzroy/Carlton area is like that. Coffee was excellent, smooth, creamy with slight sweet kick to it. Highly recommending to people and would go back for more. What's cool is that other cafes in Melbourne buy beans from seven seeds so you can get the quality elsewhere.

Had one of the best cold brewed coffees I've ever had - sweet and flavourful, served with a giant ice cube for that classy touch. Perfect for a hot Melbourne day! Cornbread served with poached eggs, tomato black bean salsa and chorizo was amazing - hands down the best cornbread I've had in Australia. The whole dish superbly balanced. Well priced, good service. I'm one happy customer. Will be back with friends.

Funky place with better than average coffee and a cheese and ham sandwich to die for - I've actually never had anything else on the menu cos its so good. Often busy, be prepared to queue. If you're visiting Melbourne its a good place to sample the cafe scene as it has that warehousey/boho vibe without being too try hard.

While playing tourista in Melbourne: I won't deny that Seven Seeds coffee is delicious and hard to beat in old Melbourne town. I will also give props to the hipness of this venue, on a quiet kinda industrial street north of the city. Seven Seeds is so rad that you will find yourself having to wait for a table, and then you'll find yourself awkwardly sharing a 4-person table with a pair of strangers, because seating space is precious here. We had a decent view of the gorgeous little herb garden in the centre of the venue, but I'm sad to report that most of the herbs were looking very sickly or dead that day, which was a bit depressing. The coffees were delicious. My breakfast companion won the breakfast game that morning, which probably added to my negative feelings. Most of the egg dishes over the summer are being served with Seven Seeds' 60min sous vide eggs, which they seem quite proud of. I was a little wigged out by them, because the sous vide practice kinda makes the egg white disappear. The eggs were okay, but I wasn't ready to rave over them. (Plus, scrambled eggs are the king of the egg serve world.) I also ordered a second coffee to finish my meal but it was completely forgotten about. At least I didn't get charged for it, I suppose. Skip this institute and visit one of Seven Seeds' smaller offshoots, like De Clieu (for coffee & a meal) or Brother Baba Budan (just for coffee).