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How we read reviews →Tiny St Albans alley café with specialty-grade coffee and Korean bulgogi sandwiches worth a detour
Relaxed and culturally vibrant nook tucked in an alleyway between St Albans main street and the market. Cosy indoor seating and outdoor tables for sunny day sipping. Unhurried pace that regulars have appreciated for over a decade.
Owner couple (Dez and Annabelle) with 10-plus years at the same location; fresh kimbap made to order on request; Pacific Island and Asian grocery and snack selection; coffee beans roasted to specialty standard; outdoor alleyway seating available
Pacific Island heritage in the store's founding and grocery selection; Korean food items including bulgogi sandwich and kimbap are authentic in technique and praised for their distinctive flavour by repeat customers
Described as affordable in the current economy. budget pricing for exceptional quality coffee that outcompetes specialty coffee shops; outstanding value in the western suburbs
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