If you love coffee then Melbourne is your go-to city. Here are 5 best spots to get a cuppa
7 years, 3 months ago

If you love coffee then Melbourne is your go-to city. Here are 5 best spots to get a cuppa

Hindustan Times  

Like Mumbai runs on Vada Pav, Melbourne runs on coffee. 1) Patricia – This charming little café located at Little Bourke Street is bare, not the kinds where you’ll spend hours chatting with friends. 📷 @kazune0225 A post shared by Brother Baba Budan on Aug 27, 2017 at 3:11pm PDT 3) Brother Baba Budan – Named after a 17th century Sufi, this café has earned a sort of cult status in the city’s every-expanding coffee scene. 👀🌿✨ A post shared by Sunkyung Ahn on Nov 29, 2017 at 6:30pm PST 4) Workshop Bros – Situated in the CBD area, among bustling high-rises, this café feels like a breath of fresh air. 5) Degraves Street – This lane, just across Flinders, is lined with many cafes and thronged by tourists to check out the city’s café culture.

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