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How we read reviews →Kew Junction's go-to for Five Senses coffee and Via Porta croissants in a cosy side-street nook.
Small, cosy, light-filled side-street space with limited bar-style and outdoor seating. warm wooden and ceramic decor, though a few reviewers note it can be cold in winter with the door left open.
Brews Five Senses espresso alongside guest beans from Code Black, Small Batch and El Parche; stocks Via Porta Bakehouse pastries and take-home meals like lasagna and pasta sauces.
Not a heritage-driven concept. a modern Australian specialty coffee and pastry cafe built around guest roasters and a bakehouse partnership.
Mixed. most reviewers rate the coffee and pastries as worth it, but a few flag small portion sizes for the price, including a takeaway coffee described as 'baby cino sized' for $4.60.
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