Tag: Coffee

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Coffee

Get the scoop on the best coffee spots in Melbourne, from roasteries to cafes.

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Brother Baba Budan

Small cafe specialising in single origin beans roasted by Seven Seeds.

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King & Godfree

Catch up for coffee or a meal, or shop for delicious deli items and wine.

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Dukes Coffee Roasters

Serving specialty coffee alongside a selection of cakes and pastries.

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La Belle Miette

Cute patisserie in Hardware Lane, making some the most delicious macarons in the world.

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Workshop Brothers

Workshop Bros showcases the best of seasonal coffee, with something for every coffee lover.

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Vertue Coffee Roasters

A small cafe serving breakfast, lunch and house-roasted coffee.

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Brunetti

Brunetti’s Carlton headquarters boasts one of Melbourne's biggest arrays of cakes and pastries.

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East Melbourne General Store

A licensed grocer selling a full range of groceries, fresh produce and liquor.

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Code Black

Industrial chic cafe in North Melbourne serving brunch and coffee roasted on-site.

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Everyday Midtown

Enjoy a specialist coffee to start your day, paired with a sweet treat.

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Seven Seeds

Artisanal coffee and brewing equipment, plus a seasonally changing menu.

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Cup of Truth

The vibe is subterranean, the coffees are legendary, and the queue is filled with regulars.

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Gold Drops Coffee and Tea

Natural coffee served in a welcoming space reminiscent of an Italian espresso bar.

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La Belle Miette

Cute patisserie at the top end of Collins Street, with delicious macarons and sweet treats.

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White Mojo

Great coffee and a menu filled with unique and original culinary creations.

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Maverick

A slick weekday brunch spot at the top end of Little Collins Street.

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Captains of Industry

A laneway cafe, bar and retail space featuring handmade boots, an onsite barber and a jeweller.

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Patricia

No lattes. No long blacks. No flat whites. Just the best boutique coffee with or without milk.

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Sensory Lab

Cafe and retailer of coffee beans and brewing equipment, at the top end of Collins Street.

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