Crane's Kitchen

The place has a calm and pleasing atmosphere. It's a space that might suit an '80s artist, in a quite authentic old Camberwell style, with rich, brown hardwood flooring, charmingly scuffed skirting, labeled artwork, and gallery-white painted walls, all feeling like a sort of hipster Instagram photo despite not feeling at all contrived. It was a bright, fresh early summer day and the open window shone a warm golden light into the cafe. I had the Turkish eggs, which came laid out aesthetically, with the toppings evenly dotted across them. You could sense that it was put together by somebody who liked art. And eggs themselves were cooked just enough so that only the very middle of them was runny and orange. It was easily some of the best eggs I've ever had, and I was quite pleased. The staff were attentive and gracious, and appeared happy to be working there. I'd recommend the place.