The Rusty Rabbit

Nice vibe. Stopped by on my way back from yoga. They serve breakfast & lunch after 11:30… Great for brunch! Simple & tasty menu:)

The Space is lovely, casual and cosy.
Menu is quite simple and not cheap. Juices are delicious (6.5 $) and quite large.
We tried the eggs Benedict, 2 poached eggs in sourdough and spinach, add proteins for 4 $ extra (small serving). I did not like the sauce that much (too buttery for me) but the spinach was well seasoned.
Overall good for A casual brunch but do not expect anything special/​stand out.

Random breakfast hits you without warning and it makes everything more extreme: if you didn’t expect bad food, it suddenly becomes terrible. If you thought «meh» and you get good stuff, it becomes epic!
This specific breakfast was some corn fritters that don’t deserve a photo because they were average: little seasoning, not enough corn, not enough frying, just very average stuff. Kind like that guy you meet at every party but you don’t ever remember his name — you know who I’m talking about!
With that came an extra hash brown: where the fritters were bland, the hash brown was crispy, tasty, salty and a bit spicy. He is probably a minor divinity in his homeland! He gets the place one star.
Coffee was very good: hot, strong, flavoursome, just the good amount of milk foam. 2 stars just for that!
All in all, the place is nice and the staff friendly and I had a good time though the coffee and my nephew were the main reasons. If you go without expectations, on a random breakfast, I’ll recommend it.
Today’s advice: a spoon of duck fat a day keeps the doctor away!

I can’t believe I haven’t given this place a review yet for as often as I go! It’s a great little neighbourhood place right across from NAS and James and crew makes sure everyone feels like a regular. Seriously, if you come more than twice and he doesn’t know your name and ask how you’re doing then you must be wearing a disguise!
I’ve only ever been for breakfast/​brunch — their standouts are definitely the corn fritters and the «green eggs (avocado/​eggs/​toast) and ham” — they’ve also got a great fresh juice selection and great coffee.
They recently have opened select evenings for more of a tapas style menu which I’m sure would be great, too!
Similar prices as the other places around and at the end of the day it’s hard to mess up breakfast, but these guys have really nailed getting to know their customers !

Ordered a large Mocha. No complaints. Very delicious. Ordered Green Eggs and Ham. This meal was very basic. Description read «smashed avocado». Definitely wasn’t smashed. There was barely a layer of avocado on the toast. Looked like the ham was straight from a packet purchased at Coles. And the cherry tomatoes on the side gave the impression the meal was for a child. Was not worth the $ 15.50 I paid. Could have served up something better at home.

Loved this place for brunch/​lunch. Super bustling early in the morning. It used to be called something else … Forbes and Burton, I believe? But I read some controversy online and now it’s changed owners. Which is a relief, because this is prime real estate and a great neighbourhood gem!
They had yummy juices and a simple, delicious breakfast. Everything reasonably priced and although service took a little bit long, it was fine considering the atmosphere was nice.

This place was recommended to us by a friend, the food was pretty average, the eggs were over poached. The food took ages to come out. Coffee was good, staff were very friendly.

I am so glad we found this place: a nice, simple brunch near home.
The menu is classic but everything we have tried was delicious: avocado toasts, big brekkie, fresh juices and coffee.
The crowd is relaxed and local, the staff is friendly, the chairs are comfortable and there’s some nice natural light coming from the windows. Everything you need to start the weekend!