Euro Lounge - Glen Eira

The best coffee and food is so good , the people are all very nice ho work there , walking out from there , you have high street and all the shops you like , eg ) more coffee shops , clothes shops , supermarkets . I recommend this to you all

The pastries and tarts at Euro Lounge are delicious, colourful and special. I have only ever seen better in France. Also pick up some other great home made pies with a coffee for lunch either in or out al fresco on the footpath watching the High Street world go by!

Tucked away in a small arcade that leads to Armadale railway station is a small coffee patisserie. The pies were tasty and warm. My wife had a biscuit and she said it was Yum. If you are around that part of town you should drop in. The staff are helpful and willing to serve you. Very busy during lunch time as it must be a favourite with the locals. A good coffee had by all. Abit cramped inside but sitting can be found outside in the arcade

This gorgeous little cafe in Armadale was a delight to find. Beautiful macaroons, cakes, pies, pastries and a selection of fresh focaccias with simple let lovely fillings. I had a beautiful chicken and dill focaccia. The ingredients were fresh and the bread itself was very tasty.A small selection of cold drinks were available, mineral water, Coke etc. The barista was busy the whole time we were there I would have liked to have access to a larger selection of cold drinks.Staff were attentive and very friendly, the cafe was clean. If we ever find ourselves in Armadale again, we will be sure to drop in.

Euro Lounge Patisserie is at the start of Kings Arcade, near the intersection of High and Kooyong. I recommend this place, although I would not call it a lounge. You can buy food items (savoury or sweet, many French-influenced) to take away. Or you can order at the counter and find a seat at one of the tables: in the cafe, in the arcade walkway, or on the pavement (footpath) by the roadside. Décor is old-style European: dark wood finishes, chairs of brown and cream wicker-look. My most recent visit was on a fine Tuesday. Evidently much of the Euro's trade is around lunchtime, for almost all tables were occupied when our group arrived at 1.30 yet by 2pm most tables were empty. We had coffees and sweet treats (baked cheesecake with berry topping was my choice). The quality was good and the service willing and helpful.