Neapoli - Beoordelingen

Have lived in melbourne for 11 years and have eaten breakfast at most Melb rest/cafes. My wife took me here a few weeks ago. Went back again today after going t...

Such a nice environment, the staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Most amazing steak sandwich in the world, with the hand cut fries makes a perfect meal. Shout...

Great location, Not hidden in Russell place , less than 50 metres to Bourke street,.Wide choice of wines, A little expensive!! But still good quality, Most seem...

We stopped by here after a long afternoon of shopping in the city. The atmosphere is very laid back, staff are friendly and chilled out. There is a good selecti...

Came here for a late breakfast, early lunch based on other reviews. Had a cappuccino and eggs on toast with avocado and bacon. The perfect meal to start another...

Great, mature service, delicious European dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and a good selection of wines and spirits. It’s a calm and sophisticated vibe...

A real hidden gem of Melbourne. Impeccable choice of music as opposed to try hard trendy bars. Enjoying the 'don 't you want you me baby ' while sipping the bes...

Without doubt the best coffee in Melbourne, no matter which barrista makes it( which is not the case in most cafes) delicious toasted sandwiches as well. Love t...

Always excellent! Great menu, excellent wine list and fab coffee. What nore do you need in the of Melbourne

I am very fond of this little corner bar. The food is quirky and delicious. The cocktails are excellent, the staff intelligent and pleasant. Cute mezzanine tabl...

Had a lovely lunch salad for $12 or so today. Full of delicious lamb shoulder and drizzled with tahini yoghurt. Yum! The advertised olives were a bit...

Buzzy little laneway bar with a good vibe. Popped in for some quiet drinks and the service has been great. Really classic fitout and some great tunes....

There you go, breaking my big ol' heart again. The menu said Padron peppers. My mind conjured images of naked Adriana Limas cavorting around a skillet...