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How we read reviews →Vermont cafe and bakery under new ownership, sharing its kitchen with Japanese concept Aikomama.
A calm, cosy neighbourhood cafe with natural light and warm, soft lighting; several reviewers note a recent change of ownership brought a fresher, more welcoming feel after past service issues.
Shares its space with a Japanese concept called Aikomama, offering dishes like negitoro rice alongside the standard café menu; runs a bring-your-own-cup refill and loyalty card system; and caters sandwich platters for events.
The Aikomama collaboration brings a genuine Japanese specialty, negitoro rice, alongside the café's Australian breakfast menu. reviewers call the pairing an unexpected highlight.
Reviewers generally call it reasonably priced, particularly the home-made baked goods, though one reviewer found a soy flat white overpriced and one noted a perception of shrinking portions.
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