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Best Cafes in Yarraville: 7 Menu-Checked Picks

Dani Rossi March 31, 2026
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Milk coffees with latte art in white cups on a wooden serving board
Photo by Jordan Ryskamp on Unsplash (Unsplash License)

Correction (1 October 2026): an earlier version of this page was generated from map listings. It repeated Google star ratings and review counts we could not stand behind, called every entry “a verified, currently operating business”, and counted a car wash, a burger shop and cafes in Seddon, Spotswood, South Kingsville and West Footscray as Yarraville cafes. It has been rewritten. All seven cafes below are in Yarraville. Each was checked on 1 October 2026 against its own website or ordering page and a second, independent listing; the one without a website, Dad and Dave’s, was checked against three independent listings.

Looking for the best cafes in Yarraville? Every one below is inside the suburb. Start with Cornershop on Ballarat Street for a batch brew and buckwheat waffles, or Coracle on Anderson Street for a Japanese breakfast set.

After that, it’s a choice of accents. Masak Masak on Roberts Street does a Malaysian kopitiam brekkie. Wembley Coffee & Food and Tailor Made both lean Greek. Willis & Anderson is the all-rounder on the corner of Willis and Anderson streets, and Dad and Dave’s is the coffee stop by the station.

What follows comes from menus, ordering pages and listed hours, not from a tasting. Each cafe gets the roaster it names (or “not stated”), one order with its listed price where a price is published, and a sweet-or-savoury call. Menus change, so give them a squiz before you head out.

The quick picks

If you’re afterHead toThe orderPrice
Batch brew and a sweet brekkieCornershopBuckwheat waffles with saffron poached pear$22.50
A Japanese breakfast setCoracleAsagohan (rice, grilled fish, soup, sides, tea)Not listed online
Malaysian kopitiam brekkieMasak MasakKopitiam Breakfast$16
A 6:30am weekday startWembley Coffee & FoodSmashed avo koulouri$29
Greek comfort foodTailor MadeLamb souvlaki (takeaway)$19
A chilli scrambleWillis & AndersonChilli scrambleNot listed in text online
A coffee by the stationDad and Dave’sA milk coffee and an almond croissantNot published by the cafe

Cornershop — 11 Ballarat Street, Yarraville VIC 3013

A waffle topped with fresh fruit slices and caramel sauce on a white plate Illustrative photo. Photo by Kevin Woblick on Unsplash

“Proudly Yarraville since 2007,” says its own site, and its drinks menu prints a batch brew, hot or chilled, at $5.50. Batch brew is filter coffee made in a larger brewer, lighter-bodied than espresso and built for a slow sip.

Sweet or savoury? Sweet: buckwheat waffles with saffron poached pear, salted caramel, vanilla ice cream and toasted seeds, $22.50, gluten-free. Savoury: the bacon and egg butty on a bap roll with brown sauce, $17.50, or a Reuben on rye at $20 for lunch. Hours listed: 7.30am to 3pm weekdays, 8am to 3pm on weekends.

Roaster: Craftwork Coffee Roasters. The order: buckwheat waffles, $22.50.

Go for: the batch brew, chilled if it’s warm out, $5.50.

Coracle — 63-65 Anderson Street, Yarraville VIC 3013

A Japanese breakfast set: grilled salmon, rice, pickles and small side dishes on a tray Illustrative photo. Photo by 逸 韩 on Unsplash

The answer to “Japanese brunch in Yarraville”. Coracle’s menu page, headed autumn 2026, lists the asagohan: rice, grilled market fish, soup, side dishes, pickled vegetables and tea, the traditional Japanese breakfast. The asagohan and yakitori sets are grilled on a hibachi over Kishu binchotan charcoal, so the menu asks you to allow 25 to 35 minutes, and meal sets are served from 9am.

Coffee has two lanes. Espresso is the Candyman blend by Small Batch; Vietnamese coffee is made with coconut milk and condensed milk, hot or iced. Matcha and hojicha cover the tea side. Open 7am to 3pm, closed Tuesdays; the kitchen cooks from 8am until 2pm or until food sells out. The asagohan has no price on the menu page.

Roaster: Small Batch. The order: the asagohan, price not listed online.

Go for: the asagohan, from 9am.

Masak Masak — 128 Roberts Street, Yarraville VIC 3013

A bowl of curry laksa with noodles, tofu puffs, egg and chilli paste Illustrative photo. Photo by 0xk on Unsplash

“Cafe. Kopitiam.” is how Masak Masak introduces itself. A kopitiam is a Malaysian and Singaporean coffee shop, and its classic breakfast is here. The Kopitiam Breakfast, $16, comes two ways; the kaya version is thick-cut toast with Dulu Deli Hainanese kaya (a coconut and egg jam), butter and two soft-boiled eggs. Add kopi or teh, the local-style coffee or tea, for $4.

Sweet or savoury? Savoury wins on this menu. The Sarawak laksa, rice vermicelli in a spiced prawn and chicken coconut broth, is $18 small or $21 large; the vegetarian one, with mushrooms and tofu, is $17 or $20. The sweet lane is the HK-style French toast with spiced pear and dulce de leche, $20. Days are 7am to 3pm weekdays and 8am to 3pm weekends, plus dinners Thursday and Friday from 5:30pm.

Roaster: Symmetry. The order: Kopitiam Breakfast, $16.

Go for: the Sarawak laksa, small, $18.

Wembley Coffee & Food — 10 Wembley Avenue, Yarraville VIC 3013

Smashed avocado toasts topped with crumbled feta, tomato and a fried egg Illustrative photo. Photo by Fernanda Martinez on Unsplash

The new one. Mamma Knows West reported on 25 August 2026 that it had just opened on Wembley Avenue, and its own site says it is family run and open seven days. It lists 6:30am on weekdays, the earliest opening time of the cafes on this page that publish hours.

The menu leans Greek. Savoury: the smashed avo koulouri, $29, comes with whipped feta, pickles, dill oil, soft eggs and salsa verde; a koulouri is the Greek sesame bread ring. Sweet: rizogalo, $22, warm Greek rice pudding with cinnamon cream and nashi pear. Coffee is $5.50 or $6, house or seasonal blend, and a freddo espresso, a double shot shaken over ice, is $7. Eggs on sourdough are $14.

Roaster: not stated. The order: smashed avo koulouri, $29.

Go for: the freddo espresso, $7, if the weather turns.

Tailor Made — 84 Gamon Street, Yarraville VIC 3013

Two pita wraps filled with grilled meat, tomato and herbs held up in paper Illustrative photo. Photo by Bruna Santos on Unsplash

“Established in 2024, Tailor Made is a Greek family-owned Café,” says its own site, which promises homemade Greek pies, peinirli and all-day brunch. Peinirli is a boat-shaped Greek bread, baked open with a filling, a little like a pizza.

Sweet or savoury? Savoury. Its ordering page lists an egg and bacon roll on brioche with house tomato jam at $14.50, and a lamb souvlaki at $19, listed for takeaway orders only. A magic is $5.50. Hours: 7am to 2pm weekdays, 8am to 2pm on weekends and public holidays, and the kitchen is closed every Tuesday.

Roaster: not stated. The order: lamb souvlaki, $19, takeaway.

Go for: the magic, $5.50: the Melbourne order of a double ristretto with steamed milk, smaller than a flat white.

Willis & Anderson — 1 Anderson Street, Yarraville VIC 3013

Scrambled eggs on sourdough with herbs, beside a glass of milk coffee Illustrative photo. Photo by Ruofeng Lei on Unsplash

On the corner of Willis and Anderson streets, as the name says. Its own site calls it a Yarraville cafe “quietly doing its thing in the Village since 2018”, with brunch classics, rotating specials and what it calls its “famous chilli scramble”.

The menu on its site is posted as an image, so we have not quoted prices from it. Coffee is Bean Cartel. Hours: 7:30am to 3pm weekdays, 8am to 3pm weekends.

Roaster: Bean Cartel. The order: the chilli scramble, price not listed in text online.

Go for: the chilli scramble, the one dish its own site singles out.

Dad and Dave’s — 27-29 Birmingham Street, Yarraville VIC 3013

Almond croissants dusted with flaked almonds on a tray Illustrative photo. Photo by Ngo Ngoc Khai Huyen on Unsplash

The station pick. Broadsheet’s listing puts it “right in the middle of Yarraville’s train and bus stations and taxi rank”, in a former milk bar. It has no website we could find, so this one rests on listings: its DoorDash storefront lists flat whites, lattes and cappuccinos alongside croissants, an almond croissant, Danishes and a cheese twist.

Broadsheet’s write-up, last updated in 2018, described in-house vegan baking, and the Australian Good Food Guide’s listing names vegan corn fritters and vegan pancakes. The DoorDash menu we could read shows coffee, cold drinks and pastries from the cabinet, so we could not confirm the brunch dishes; check what’s on before you plan brekkie around them.

Roaster: not stated. The order: a milk coffee and an almond croissant, prices not published by the cafe.

Go for: the coffee before the train.

Quick answers

Is there a cafe at Yarraville station?

Yes: Dad and Dave’s, 27-29 Birmingham Street. Broadsheet’s listing puts it right in the middle of Yarraville’s train and bus stations and taxi rank. Its DoorDash storefront lists milk coffees, croissants and Danishes.

Where can I get a Japanese breakfast in Yarraville?

Coracle, 63-65 Anderson Street, lists the asagohan: rice, grilled market fish, soup, side dishes, pickled vegetables and tea. Sets are served from 9am and the cafe is closed on Tuesdays.

Is there a Malaysian brunch in Yarraville?

Yes. Masak Masak, 128 Roberts Street, calls itself a kopitiam. Its Kopitiam Breakfast is $16 (the kaya version comes with two soft-boiled eggs), and its Sarawak laksa is $18 small or $21 large.

Which Yarraville cafes are in the Village, on Anderson or Ballarat Street?

Coracle at 63-65 Anderson Street, Willis & Anderson at 1 Anderson Street, and Cornershop at 11 Ballarat Street. Tailor Made, Masak Masak and Wembley Coffee & Food are on Gamon Street, Roberts Street and Wembley Avenue.

Which Yarraville cafe opens earliest?

Of the cafes on this page that publish hours, Wembley Coffee & Food opens earliest: 6:30am on weekdays and 7.30am on weekends. Coracle, Masak Masak and Tailor Made list 7am starts on weekdays; Coracle is closed on Tuesdays, and Tailor Made’s kitchen is closed on Tuesdays.

Who roasts the coffee at Yarraville cafes?

From their own sites: Cornershop uses Craftwork, Coracle uses Small Batch’s Candyman blend, Masak Masak uses Symmetry, and Willis & Anderson uses Bean Cartel. Wembley Coffee & Food, Tailor Made and Dad and Dave’s do not name a roaster on the pages we read.

How we checked

On 1 October 2026 we read each cafe’s own website, menu or ordering page and copied every item and price exactly as printed. Masak Masak and Cornershop print bare numbers on their menus; Tailor Made’s prices come from its own Square ordering page. Coracle prints no price for the asagohan and Willis & Anderson posts its menu as an image, so no prices are given for either. Dad and Dave’s has no website we could find, so its entry rests on Broadsheet, the Australian Good Food Guide and its DoorDash storefront, and no prices are given for it. We confirmed each address at a second, independent source: the Australian Good Food Guide, Broadsheet, Mamma Knows West or the Yarraville Village business directory. No star ratings or review counts appear on this page. Online prices can differ from counter prices, and hours change on public holidays. The photos are illustrative, from Unsplash: they show the kind of dish, not the cafe’s own food.

Seen something out of date? Email [email protected] with the page link and what has changed, and we will check it again.

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