Dixon Street Delicatessen

I love my hot chocolates and this place had one of the best, creamiest and foamist I've ever tasted. The butter chicken filo was also really good (and filling) and came with a side of veges that I didn't expect. Overall an excellent cafe.

The pancakes were piping hot and presented immaculately like a photo in a cookery book. Very tasty, if a tad pricey. The Super Smoothie was super bland though, with little in the way of discernible fruit flavour, and at $8.20 this drink was a waste of money.

Coffee tastes good here and I ordered chicken&bacon salad, it tastes delicious. Maybe next time I will try some desserts, they all look fresh and yum.

Nice polite staff. I had a salad which was a combination of three salads put into a plastic container and then emptied onto the plate. Was a fairly generous portion for the $12 price tag, just not particularly well prepared having it in the plastic container and tipped onto a plate. The Greek salad was nice but a little overwhelming with tart flavours.Nice atmosphere.

The first of three locations we went for brunch this Father's day. I really wanted to test the differences in taste for such a simple meal. The Dixon street deli was pretty busy like everywhere today. Their wait staff were very polite at asking if we'd like anything from the cabinet while we waited. We got to the table after ordering eggs Benedict and noticed how in comparison to the Hangar that this place was really relaxed and their were far more families and kids too. The eggs Benedict was poached well although the bacon was a bit undercooked. It was served on a brown muffin which was really scrumptious. But because it was without spinach or hash browns I couldn't quite justify the $17.5 price tag. But still a really lovely little cafe.