Little Homey

Brunswick's black-owned laneway café where great coffee meets vinyl records, community, and real soul.

Intimate, unpretentious and genuinely community-driven. Tucked down a Brunswick laneway beside Honey Bones Gallery, Little Homey feels like hanging out at a mate's place. comfy couches, bar stools, music from classic hip hop, soul, funk and R&B vinyl records playing throughout. Warm, welcoming and full of good energy.

Black-owned and operated by owner Chad; vinyl record soundtrack (hip hop, soul, funk, R&B); community events and sewing workshops; adjacent to Honey Bones Gallery, which guests can browse while waiting; occasional special event nights; baking goods on offer alongside coffee.

Black-owned café paying homage to Black musical traditions through its vinyl curation. hip hop, soul, funk and R&B from 70s through 90s eras. The cultural identity is front and centre and celebrated by the community.

Budget-friendly (price level 1). Coffee around $9, which reviewers find fair for the quality and experience. Snacks like biscuits and scones at accessible prices.

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