Your work day just got a lot whole better, well, if you work in the CBD, that is. Chobani, loved for its healthy and tasty yogurt, has opened its first cafe outside of the US, on none other than Little Collins Street. Chobani Cafe has popped up in the city for three sweet weeks running from Monday, April 13th, to Saturday, May 2nd. And the best bit? The breakfast bowls are complementary. Yes, they are free. The kind folks at Chobani are dishing out 50,000 free yoghurt bowls over the course of the pop-up, bringing a moment of joy and positivity to Melburnians. "We're incredibly proud to be sharing the joy of Chobani with Melburnians this autumn – bringing that feel-good moment into the heart of the city while offering a satisfying and nourishing start to the day with our undeniably delicious, protein-rich, Melbourne-made yogurt," says Ellie Vince, Chobani's GM of Marketing. The Chobani Cafe, located on Little Collins Street between Elizabeth and Queen Street, will serve customisable, protein-rich yoghurt bowls, with options including light Greek yoghurt, no-sugar-added vanilla bean, and a new strawberry protein variety. Those lucky enough to get their hands on a bowl can choose to top it with fresh fruit, granola, superseed crunch, almond butter, raspberry chia compote, coconut or honey. Not only does Chobani taste good, but it does good too. "We're excited to be creating a bright, generous moment in people's mornings. And because we believe good food should be for everyone, the Chobani Café will also help power our long-standing partnership with Foodbank Victoria – supporting their vital work to improve food security across the state." Each Thursday across the pop-up, Chobani will donate the equivalent of 15,000 meals to Foodbank, totally an incredible 45,000 meals. This effort builds on a long-standing partnership between Chobani and Foodbank Victoria, which started back in 2012. "Chobani exemplifies what a partner with a long-term commitment to food security means to Foodbank. Their team has been by our side now for more than a decade, supporting Australian families through some of the most difficult moments. We love Chobani's ingenuity and their ability to continuously seek out new opportunities to help us build resilient communities through food, especially at a time like this when so many people are running on empty," says Dave McNamara, CEO of Foodbank Victoria. The Chobani Cafe is open between 7.30am and 11.30am during the week, and from 8am until 12pm on Saturday, or until sold out. As if complementary yoghurt bowls weren't enough, there is also a rotating calendar of giveaways and special offers on the table. On Mondays, there will be free tote bags for the first 300 customers; on Tuesdays, find free birthday backpacks for the first 150 customers; on Wednesdays, the first 500 customers will get a free keyring; on Thursday, 15,000 meals will be donated to Foodbank; on Fridays, grab free iced coffees or matcha for the first 150 customers; and on Saturdays there will be free samples of Chobani's new Cookie Dough Flip. Images: Supplied. Like what you see? Subscribe to the Concrete Playground newsletter to get stories just like these straight to your inbox.