It's been more than one year since I blogged about coffee. Melbournians now have many more specialty cafes to choose from.
St Ali has opened Sensory Lab in the heart of the city and Outpost on the wrong side of the river, both are open SEVEN days a week. Seven Seeds also opened De Clieu on Gertrude St. According to the review on The Age, they even have a gluten-free vegan option.
Melbourne's best coffee chain Cafenatics also opened a specialty coffee joint called Eclipse in the city. It is ONLY TWO MINUTES walk from my work. I can now sleep in for 20 minutes because I don't need to detour to Brother Baba Budan on the way to work anymore. They normally have three different types of beans in their grinders: different single origin coffee, guest blend and the house blend. They make great coffee most of the time and knock my socks off every now and then. I had a Bonsoy long mac made with Market Lane Seasonal Blend there and it was the best espresso coffee I've ever had. They also serve pour-over and cold drip coffee . I tried one when they were testing the recipe and it was pretty awesome.
(I normally use my Keepcup, don't hate me, Captain Planet.)
Eclipse
60/470 Flinders Ln, Melbourne
Awesome people at Eclipse told me they also have a little sister called Little Wish (See The Real Melbourne's review here). What they offer are pretty much the same as the sister cafe but they have an awesome looking SLAYER espresso machine!
I had a very delicious Santa Babara and Kenya Gethumbwini (both single origin beans are from Market Lane) on pour-over there.
Little Wish
530 Little Collins St, Melbourne
(It is very hard to find as they don't have any signs at all. Entry via Exchange Tower main entrance, walk pass all the fast food joints and news agency, look right.)
I had a very delicious Santa Babara and Kenya Gethumbwini (both single origin beans are from Market Lane) on pour-over there.
Little Wish
530 Little Collins St, Melbourne
(It is very hard to find as they don't have any signs at all. Entry via Exchange Tower main entrance, walk pass all the fast food joints and news agency, look right.)
For the "Latte-Sipping Carbon-Neutral Bleeding Hearts", the one-year-old lacto vegetarian cafe Monk Bodhi Dharma in Balaclava is the best choice. They serve top-notch coffee and amaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazing vegan-friendly gluten-free food. (We blogged about it twice before our blog turned gluten-free and once afterward)
I highly recommend their delicate hand crafted pour-over coffee. The beautiful aromas and flavours are very complex and change when it cooled down. The best pour-over I've ever had.
nice soy long mac
I highly recommend their delicate hand crafted pour-over coffee. The beautiful aromas and flavours are very complex and change when it cooled down. The best pour-over I've ever had.
nice soy long mac
fantastic single origin pour over
Monk Bodhi Dharma
202 Carlisle Street,Balaclava
Ph 9534 7250
Ph 9534 7250
Back to the northside, you can't really go past Proud Mary for some mind blowing specialty coffee action. I have tried their flawless Soy Latte, syphon and cold drip. The cafe is pretty big but it is pretty hard to get a table as they are full of Hipsters and 4WDers from other side of the river.
If you like a good syphon and cold drip, try them at Proud Mary.
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| Soy Latte |
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Syphon |
Proud Mary
172 Oxford Street, Collingwood
Ph: 9417 593
Ph: 9417 593
Padre Coffee's East Brunswick Project is just a short bike ride from our house. They are also one of the early proud owners of the Slayer espresso machine.
yummy and pretty soy latte and soy hot choc
nice soy long mac
The Brunswick East Project
438 Lygon St,Brunswick East
Ph: 03 9939 8422
Ph: 03 9939 8422
I really need to wrap it up here or I will never finish this post. I might do another blog post about the Fantastic Market Lane after I try out the coffee from Cup Of Turth, Dancing Goat and Dead Man Espresso and other Melbourne specialty cafes.
On My Walkman
Tron: Legacy OST - Daft Punk
It's been more than one year since I blogged about coffee. Melbournians now have many more specialty cafes to choose from.
St Ali has opened Sensory Lab in the heart of the city and Outpost on the wrong side of the river, both are open SEVEN days a week. Seven Seeds also opened De Clieu on Gertrude St. According to the review on The Age, they even have a gluten-free vegan option.
Melbourne's best coffee chain Cafenatics also opened a specialty coffee joint called Eclipse in the city. It is ONLY TWO MINUTES walk from my work. I can now sleep in for 20 minutes because I don't need to detour to Brother Baba Budan on the way to work anymore. They normally have three different types of beans in their grinders: different single origin coffee, guest blend and the house blend. They make great coffee most of the time and knock my socks off every now and then. I had a Bonsoy long mac made with Market Lane Seasonal Blend there and it was the best espresso coffee I've ever had. They also serve pour-over and cold drip coffee . I tried one when they were testing the recipe and it was pretty awesome.
(I normally use my Keepcup, don't hate me, Captain Planet.)
Eclipse
60/470 Flinders Ln, Melbourne
Awesome people at Eclipse told me they also have a little sister called Little Wish (See The Real Melbourne's review here). What they offer are pretty much the same as the sister cafe but they have an awesome looking SLAYER espresso machine!
I had a very delicious Santa Babara and Kenya Gethumbwini (both single origin beans are from Market Lane) on pour-over there.
Little Wish
530 Little Collins St, Melbourne
(It is very hard to find as they don't have any signs at all. Entry via Exchange Tower main entrance, walk pass all the fast food joints and news agency, look right.)
I had a very delicious Santa Babara and Kenya Gethumbwini (both single origin beans are from Market Lane) on pour-over there.
Little Wish
530 Little Collins St, Melbourne
(It is very hard to find as they don't have any signs at all. Entry via Exchange Tower main entrance, walk pass all the fast food joints and news agency, look right.)
For the "Latte-Sipping Carbon-Neutral Bleeding Hearts", the one-year-old lacto vegetarian cafe Monk Bodhi Dharma in Balaclava is the best choice. They serve top-notch coffee and amaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazing vegan-friendly gluten-free food. (We blogged about it twice before our blog turned gluten-free and once afterward)
I highly recommend their delicate hand crafted pour-over coffee. The beautiful aromas and flavours are very complex and change when it cooled down. The best pour-over I've ever had.
nice soy long mac
I highly recommend their delicate hand crafted pour-over coffee. The beautiful aromas and flavours are very complex and change when it cooled down. The best pour-over I've ever had.
nice soy long macfantastic single origin pour over
Monk Bodhi Dharma
202 Carlisle Street,Balaclava
Ph 9534 7250
Ph 9534 7250
Back to the northside, you can't really go past Proud Mary for some mind blowing specialty coffee action. I have tried their flawless Soy Latte, syphon and cold drip. The cafe is pretty big but it is pretty hard to get a table as they are full of Hipsters and 4WDers from other side of the river.
If you like a good syphon and cold drip, try them at Proud Mary.
|
| Soy Latte |
|
Syphon |
Proud Mary
172 Oxford Street, Collingwood
Ph: 9417 593
Ph: 9417 593
Padre Coffee's East Brunswick Project is just a short bike ride from our house. They are also one of the early proud owners of the Slayer espresso machine.
yummy and pretty soy latte and soy hot choc nice soy long mac
The Brunswick East Project
438 Lygon St,Brunswick East
Ph: 03 9939 8422
Ph: 03 9939 8422
I really need to wrap it up here or I will never finish this post. I might do another blog post about the Fantastic Market Lane after I try out the coffee from Cup Of Turth, Dancing Goat and Dead Man Espresso and other Melbourne specialty cafes.
On My Walkman
Tron: Legacy OST - Daft Punk
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