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PATRICIA COFFEE BREWERS4.8
Editor's note
Standing-room laneway coffee bar roasting its own beans for a queue that never really stops.
Melbourne's best cafes
Patricia set the standing-room standard, Seven Seeds invented the Magic, 15 cafes where Melbourne's coffee obsession meets food worth sitting for.
Standing-room laneway coffee bar roasting its own beans for a queue that never really stops.
Carlton's specialty roaster where the flat white has a cult following and brunch queues build fast.
Hidden Melbourne laneway cafe known for hand-crafted bagels and serious specialty coffee.
Fitzroy's flagship roastery cafe, built around single-origin pours and the signature Porcini Nest.
World-ranked Collingwood cafe famed for its potato hash and rotating single-origin coffee.
Brunswick's bohemian Sydney Road institution — cheap, cheerful, and famous for its $6 sausage rolls.
Flinders Lane's famed 'magic coffee' roastery — a Melbourne CBD institution for filter coffee and flat whites.
Tiny Flinders St cafe turning out Puglia-style focaccia sandwiches so good it draws daily queues.
Bridge Road brunch favourite loved for chilli scrambled eggs and consistently excellent flat whites.
North Melbourne's warehouse cafe with hireable meeting rooms and legendary coffee.
Ferntree Gully specialty coffee bar where Leo's co-fermented single origins turn coffee into a ritual.
Bentleigh East corner cafe loved for its bright brunch menu, leaf chai and dog-friendly welcome
Fitzroy cafe-wine bar loved for baklava croissants and near-flawless coffee.
Arcade-hidden CBD cafe famous for fluffy egg K-sandwiches, bulgogi jaffles and great coffee.
Collingwood cafe where owner Volkan starts your order before you reach the counter.
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