Ten One Ate isn't formally halal certified, but it is listed on a popular food directory as offering 'Halal Options'. This means you can find halal dishes on their menu. It's a great choice if you're looking for a cafe with some halal choices, but keep in mind they also have non-halal items and serve alcohol.

Yes, Ten One Ate is fully licensed and serves alcohol. Their menu also includes ham in dishes like the 'Ham & Cheese Toastie'. While they offer halal options, the kitchen is mixed, so non-halal items are prepared in the same environment.

We couldn't find any specific information confirming that the meat at Ten One Ate is hand-slaughtered (zabihah). For peace of mind, it's always best to ask the staff directly about their meat suppliers.

The cafe does not have a prayer room on-site. While there are mosques in the wider Melbourne area, none are located within a short walking distance (under 1km) of the restaurant, so planning for prayers elsewhere would be necessary.

Ten One Ate is described as a sociable cafe and is family-friendly. They have a cellar space that can be used for private gatherings. However, given that they serve alcohol and non-halal food, it's best to discuss your specific needs with the restaurant when booking for a large group to ensure they can accommodate you comfortably.