Kilgour St Grocer
164 Kilgour St, Geelong VIC 3220, AustraliaAbout Kilgour St Grocer
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Cute little corner shop with ready-made food, hot and cold drinks. A great selection of eclectic grocery items worth checking out. Staff very friendly and willing to serve and answer questions. We bought Pepe Saya butter and lemon curd, and pancake mix … turned out well for a Sunday breakfast. Drinks were fine, but for my personal taste the chai was a bit watery. Worth the visit for the groceries.
Massive hipster decor but so what it's really nice. The staff here are very friendly and the food is delish. I always go for the chicken salad sarnie or tuna melt, I haven't tried any other food here so can't comment. The desserts always seem overpriced, but this place would have more hipsters in it than a turtleneck warehouse if it was in Northcote. The coffee is fine but it's the vibes that bring you back.
I regularly visit Kilgour St Grocer with friends for brunch and coffees as it's a local and consistently reliable spot for good quality meals. Nice atmosphere, trendy aesthetic and vibes in a nice location. Always handy for parking if you’re not walking there.Great coffee and yummy meals, with quite a good selection of vegan options all at affordable prices. Can be slightly slow in service if the place is busy but this would be expected.Worth a stop if you’re in the area, particularly if you’re after vego/vegan meals.
Such a cool little place! Sandwiches were delicious, plenty of little things to pick up for the pantry and some fresh produce in the fridges as well. Will definitely be back.
We popped into Kilgore St Grocer on our travels through Geelong. Wanted to visit this cafe last year but couldn’t get a spot inside so fave up and went elsewhere. Busy for a Monday lunchtime they offered coffees and drinks and cabinet food which they were able to heat. I had a crumbed chicken with cheese and garlic aioli in a bun toasted while KD enjoyed her halumi version of the same with a nice beetroot, onion chutney. Ice coffees were authentic and my larger one had a double shot which gave it nice strength without the sweetness.