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How we read reviews →Fitzroy cafe-wine bar loved for baklava croissants and near-flawless coffee.
A minimalist, softly lit cafe-turned-wine-bar with a calm, slick, dog-friendly setting reviewers repeatedly call relaxing rather than rushed.
Runs as both a specialty coffee bar and a wine store, with a Japanese- and Middle Eastern-influenced brunch menu drawing on the owner's heritage, plus occasional wine-paired dinner events.
The brunch menu blends the owner's Middle Eastern and Japanese heritage. Persian chicken rice and a tamagoyaki egg bun sit alongside baklava pastries. a combination reviewers call genuinely distinctive.
Priced like a standard inner-north cafe with near-unanimous 'worth it' sentiment, bar one reviewer who found an $8 almond latte overpriced and under-textured.
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