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How we read reviews →Fairfield warehouse cafe with a disco ball, house tunes and Melbourne's most consistent coffee.
Relaxed converted-warehouse cafe with plants, a disco ball and an analogue sound system spinning housey tunes; regulars call it their local haunt with a genuine community feel, split between an airy indoor space and a quiet outdoor strip away from traffic noise.
Analogue sound system, disco ball and leafy plants inside a warehouse-style fitout, ramp access and accessible toilets, dog-friendly outdoor seating, and an owner (Justin) reviewers single out by name for his banter.
Split opinion: several reviewers call pricing fair for a local cafe, while others flag mains like the $25 reuben and $24.50 smashed avo (no egg) as steep for the portion size.
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