Our Story
For decades the corner block at 347 Reynard St was familiar to locals as Emil and Houda El-Khoury’s milk bar, where they just happened to raise six children in a two-bedroom house out the back.
With a fresh perspective from the next generation, the family business has evolved from a traditional corner Milk Bar to Emil’s Café which now boasts a revamped dining space offering a delightfully array of breakfast, brunch and lunch options, complemented by a charming courtyard.
News about Emil's Cafe
The milk bar cafe that’s got RecipeTin Eats’ seal of approval
A family-run milk bar in Melbourne’s north has been converted by the next generation into a cafe that’s big on heritage. And it’s proving a hit with visitors from near and far.
Gastrology Experience
Delphine and John from Gastrology shared a blog post about their experience from Emil’s recently.
A Pascoe Vale South’s Milk Bar Legacy Continues at Emil’s Cafe
Two Pascoe Vale brothers are turning their childhood home into an all-day cafe. See the details here.
Brothers turn childhood home into cafe
Two Pascoe Vale brothers are turning their childhood home into an all-day cafe. See the details here.
