Six Points

Not just sitting pretty on the six-way junction, it’s been holding its corner as a true institution in Moonee Ponds for years, and I'll forever be a return customer as this place still holds the title for my favourite Reuben in all of Melbourne. And their more recent Brazilian-inspired additions are no gimmick - the Coxinha arrived steaming hot and was absolute Brazilian flavour royalty. I've never had anything like it or the dipping sauce it came with that was incredibly good! Even the Chilli Scramble was done differently on a housemade English muffin, and I was all for it. It’s the kind of café where time just melts, like the cheese in the Coxinha.

Absolutely delicious Brazilian street food! The Brazilian cheese balls dipped in dulce de leche were so tasty and chewy (like a cheesy mochi) ↕ I also loved the Reuben sandwich with ample pastrami, and the mushroom crepioca was yum (tastes like a soft, thin egg pancake filled with minced mushroom) The house-made dulce de Lethe latte was creamy and flavourful. We also tried the smoothie with mango, pineapple, peach and coconut and it was decent

Just discovered this place today and am stoked I did! The murals and art on the wall were gorgeous, the games available were a great touch, the staff were lovely, and to top it off the food was amazing! Great brunch spot, highly recommended

This place is definitely a hidden gem. It’s quite unassuming from the outside but once inside it’s a warm and inviting space with some really cool wall art on display. The staff are some of the friendliest I’ve come across and service was efficient too. The menu has lots of great options with a Brazilian influence so you’ll find creative twists on the classics along with some more unique dishes you won’t find elsewhere. The house made sourdough muffins are excellent, and the pao de queijo were the best I’ve ever had. Overall the food was delicious and portions were generous. Coffee was also good and they’re licensed if you’re looking for something a little stronger. This is one place I’ll definitely be going back to.

Six Points Cafe is an iconic addition to the famous Puckle St. food, entertainment and business precinct. Founded in July 2019, it is the only popular culture cafe experience in Moonee Ponds. When you enter you are not just entering a standard cafe. You are entering a museum and interactive playground celebrating film, anime, fashion, arts and culture and food & coffee. The team prides themselves on providing specialty coffee from various regions of the world. If you visit Moonee Ponds, do yourself a favour, and visit Tim and Sharon who are the consummate hosts and will make you feel welcome, every time. Regards, Liam Williams Agent of Change & Positive Transformation

Spacious and welcoming, perfect for families and children, with outdoor seating that’s ideal if you’re bringing your dog or pets. We ordered the Egg Benedict and the house-made cookie. Both were excellent. I’m usually not a cookie person, but their freshly baked cookies are worth a try, I was pleasantly surprised by how good they were. Definitely a must-visit spot in Moonee Ponds!

Very friendly and helpful staff! I had a quick lunch here with my baby. As soon as I arrived at the entrance, a staff member (perhaps the manager?) came over to help carry my pram up the two steps. I ordered a coffee and eggs on toast, asking for one egg poached as usual and the other boiled hard for my baby. Both he and the chef kindly accommodated my request. Without me even asking, they also prepared cutlery for my baby and served the meal already divided onto two plates—one for me and one for my baby. The English muffin they kindly offered instead of toast was delicious too! The staff were friendly and attentive throughout my visit, and their excellent customer service really made my day

This cafe is truly a local gem. Helmed by a friendly owner with years of hospitality experience, it was evident in the menu, front of house service and the wine selection. We had the bloody Mary Benedict which was unusual but so delightful on the palate. Another thing you must order is their biscoff with almond croissants, wow that was my main event. I'll travel the 1 hour just to have that! Definitely drop in! You won't regret it! Also, parking is challenging so the owner, Tim told me to park just opposite the tram line. Look at attached photos for a copy of the map.