OlMate's is a sandwich cafe located in Melbourne's Southbank arts precinct created from a partnership between blue-chip industry veterans, notorious Reverence Coffee roasters, and menu input from Palermo’s head chef, Michael Dalton.
The walls are adorned with green tiles and crisp detailing, and the menu is simple but hearty. They serve a selection of classics with a twist, all made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. For a hearty start, try the roast beef sanga, which features spice-crusted beef, mint and coriander chutney, and comes paired with a rogan josh dipping sauce.
Or, for something lighter, there's the salad sandwich, which teams beetroot, sprouts and other goodies with either lemon roast chicken or vegan-friendly crushed chickpeas.
No meal at OlMate's would be complete without a cup of coffee. The team at Reverence are head-roasters, so you can be sure that the coffee is top-notch with their variety of blends and single-origin beans.
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Olmate's: Sangas & Coffee
20 Kavanagh St
Southbank 3006
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