Mr Burch - Glen Eira

I ordered eggs cooked to my liking on toast with a side of smoked salmon, while my partner tried the Eggs Florentine for breakfast. We both found our meals to be tasty and nicely presented. The interior had a charming vintage vibe, and we were intrigued to learn that they feature a new artist each month. We would have given the restaurant a higher rating if the portion sizes were a bit bigger. The coffee was decent, but not outstanding.

A local favourite. Always welcomed with a smile the staff are eager to help you decide whether a quick snack or a meal. Whilst I often choose a regular fave, it’s nice to consider other things on the menu. Breakfast or Brunch is always a popular choice. Coffee is great and prompt, whether it be Take away or sit in... not too noisy but a welcome hideaway is the upstairs which is a little more ‘out of public view’ if you like that. Been back many times. Will do it again. Today I had Mexican while guest has Corn Fritters. Looked too good to eat ... Apparently tasted better than it looked.

Really nice quality of meals, services is friendly and I definitely enjoy the decor around the very cute cafe.Prices are a little high, but that’s the only negative I can write about Mr Burch.

I visited this restaurant on Sunday for brunch and was greeted by friendly staff. The upstairs room is cozy and inviting. Make sure to say hello to Mr. Burch when you go up. The coffee is delicious and be sure to try their tasty Portuguese tart.

As McKinnon locals, we LOVE Mr Burch and Son of a Burch for its consistently good coffee and friendly service. The food is always delicious and the specials menu always has some interesting options to keep the menu enticing for those of us who visit regularly. And according to my kids, they make the best babycinos around.