Two Lost Boys

The staff at this place are awesome. They are always happy and the food is pretty good too. I’ve had breakfast here a couple of times and they have just recently brought out a new menu which is refreshing. I’m a sucker for a fritter of any sort so I love the sweet potato fritter.
Coffee here is excellent. Perfect in fact.

Good strong coffee and truly delicious food. The baked eggs are bomb-​diggity!
My wife had the soup of the day (Pumpkin) which was a perfect winter warmer.
And I’ll let you all discover the epic desserts yourself! ;)

I feel like I need to change my coffee standards for Melbourne. Based off the rest of the world, the coffee is all 5 star top notch amazing. For Melbourne, I don’t even know where to start.
In any case, the décor is simple and very sparse which gives the place a bit of a huge feeling, augmented by the windows all around. Upon entry, you’re greeted by a friendly barista and mostly 90s era pop punk.
I decided to forego the normal cappuccino test because, hey this is Melbourne! I got a delicious little Brazilian/​Ethiopian blend macchiato and a tasty little nutella biscuit which hit the spot. Notes of cherry were pretty strong in the cup and I left happy. Definitely worth a try!

First time and I’ll definitely be returning. Coffee on point, today’s roast was light from Guatemala and tasted soft, fruity and with cereal notes, delicious. I’m sold on the coffee but better yet the service was very friendly and well timed (no long waits to take your order) and the place is fitted out a little industrial but warm with wood and white accents. It feels casual and relaxed but not self-​conscious and I like that.
The food is pretty good, we tried the baked eggs with white beans and the beetroot fritters. It’s not as finessed as my other favored brunch spots but still tasty and satisfying. I found this place after Plenty closed down (much to my utter dismay) and I’m looking forward to revisiting.

A cosey Sunday brunch option, plenty of atmosphere and not the sense feeling overcrowded like many popular brunch spots. The menu held onto some great classics, I had the quinoa porridge. It was perfect. Tasty and light, I may have been tempted to order another serving.
I will be returning shortly.

Yet another new café to the block. Well, not quite new. 9months old. Nah, that’s pretty new. Never mind me.
The thing a good Chapel St. café has to accomplish is to stand out from the competition. There are just so many good coffee spots along the stretch of road, how are you going to make them come to yours? Well, you could always offer amazing coffee, you could possibly bring them in with delicious food, maybe you could try spectacular customer service. Actually, I know. Do what Two Lost Boys does and do all three.
The trendy little café is located right next to Windsor Station on the ever-​so-​tiny Maddock St. Just behind Wonderland. It is pretty well hidden there, so it is unlikely people would stumble across it by mistake. I only found out about it when I was sitting in Monk Bodhi Dharma one day. I noticed a barrel of coffee with «Lost Boys» written on the side. At the time, I thought Oak Room was the only place with Monk’s coffee. I had to find this «Lost Boys» place. I punched it into Unilocal and sure enough, here it was. Chapel St. too.
Anywho, the coffee is spectacular. They do the Monk Bodhi Dharma name proud. I walked in the front door to see two single origins from Bolivia: Alejandra Ramos and Mamani Mamani. Both of which are excellent choices. I’m yet to try the blend. I’ll get around to that soon.
The staff are awesome. I feel like a regular already and I’ve only been here a few times. I always tend to have a chat when I stop by. Exactly the kind of staff you want in hospitality.
Come visit Two Lost Boys. It’s my new favourite in Windsor.

Great choice for breakfast on chapel st. Not a huge menu but it has something for everyone. I highly recommend the baked eggs. Amazing dish!
The coffee is great and waitstaff are always happy and friendly which makes the experience even better.

I always like to try out a new place with a standard breakfast, so I ordered scrambled eggs on multigrain with a serve of organic orange juice and a flat white. I was not disapointed. I was served eggs that had been scrambled with cream and butter and were nothing short of delicious.
Situated right next to Windsor train station its a great place to go if you are dropping into Windsor to do a bit of shopping.
The inside of the restaurant is bright and has big windows that can be opened on nice days.
The service was attentive and quick!