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How we read reviews →Armadale brunch café known for Turkish eggs, standout coffee and a leafy courtyard.
Light, airy and stylish, with a leafy green wall, cosy indoor seating and a private courtyard with heating and blankets in cooler weather. Relaxed and welcoming, though hard surfaces make it echo and get loud when full.
Leafy green wall and heated private courtyard, online table booking, single-origin coffee alongside a milky blend, weekly specials, a cardamom latte, matcha and an unusual hot chocolate serve. Staff are reported to know which dishes are halal and gluten free.
No single heritage; a modern Melbourne brunch menu with international touches such as Turkish eggs, cardamom lattes and Tom Yum spaghetti.
Generally fair for the quality and portions, though some find it pricier than nearby cafes, especially with the weekend surcharge. One table of three reportedly paid about $99 for breakfast.
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