Melbourne's best accessible brunch spots

Bottomless dining, iconic brunch spots and must-visit new openings. These cafes and brunch spots offer easy entry for people with disabilities, accessible toilets, and are inclusive to all.

Humble Rays

Humble Rays is a little slice of sunshine on Bouverie Street, a rapidly growing area for cute cake shops and cafe spots. But this OG hidden gem in Carlton still serves some of the best pancakes, waffles and French toast in town. Bring your sweet tooth to enjoy the fan-fave skookie – that's a red velvet flavoured skillet cookie, topped with toasted marshmallow and fairy floss.

Entering via an automatic-opening door, a ramp leads you into the cosy space. There’s a range of seating including outdoor tables with umbrellas, and an accessible toilet. An awning protects you from the elements when an inevitable queue forms on the weekends. Nearby Swanston Street has accessible platform super stops.

Workshop Brothers Southbank

Sip matcha latte art, feast on beef cheek croissant sandwiches and indulge in sticky date banana bread at Workshop Brothers. A wide automatic door invites you in to this light and airy riverside spot. There’s a range of seating inside and out. And accessible and ambulant toilets are in the building next door, with entry via an electronic key card from the staff.

Specialising in hearty (but chic!) brunch food, bagels, sweet treats and iced coffee; catch the morning glow in this sun-drenched slice of Southbank paradise. Accessible platform super stops are not too far away on Queens Bridge Street.

Brick Lane

Part bakery, part cafe and 100 per cent brunch date wonderland. The Brick Lane menu changes with the seasons, so you can expect a rotating roster of new ideas month-to-month. All the delicious treats are prepared right on site. Rest assured that wholemeal waffle with candied quinoa and salted caramel mascarpone is as fresh as it gets.

A small bluestone step at the entry leads the way into this spacious spot. It gets busy at times but there’s room between tables. If you’re a wheelchair user, book online and they’ll set up the ideal table. An accessible toilet and a range of high and low seating options are available too. The nearest accessible platform super stops are on Elizabeth Street and Flagstaff Station

Maverick at 80 Collins

Maverick does incredible coffee and sophisticated takes on classic Melbourne brunch dishes. Gruyere chilli omelette, honeycomb hotcakes and even a cheeky espresso martini make the menu pop. And that's not thick cut bacon on your plate – the team makes perfectly juicy pastrami in-house for a decadent eggs benny.

This light-filled spot has a wide entry, and an accessible toilet. Seating includes low stools and booths, and there are bench seats outside while you wait for your coffee. Parliament Station is up the street, and accessible platform super stops are on Collins Street.