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How we read reviews →Quirky Ballarat East cafe with strong coffee, spanakopita, baklava and a resident dachshund.
Cosy, retro and eclectic, with vintage magazines to browse, pink and blue chairs, a pleasant courtyard garden and comfortable indoor seating. A resident dachshund greets visitors at the door.
Resident dachshund Mr Darby, a courtyard garden, Greek pastries (spanakopita and baklava) that reviewers say are hard to find in Ballarat, home-style pies, soup and cakes, oat milk coffees, and an owner who looks after guests personally. Dogs were welcomed inside on one visit.
Greek-style spanakopita and baklava are praised as fresh and well made; reviewers make no wider heritage claims.
Prices are generally described as fair and reasonable for the quality of coffee and food, though one visitor found the soup serve and a child's babychino expensive.
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