Looking for the best coffee shops in Melbourne ? Read on...
Melbourne is the capital of Victoria, the second-most populous state in Australia. The local inhabitants are known as Melburnians, and the city attracts tourists and travellers from all across the world. The city is home to several popular cultural institutions like the National Gallery of Victoria and the Melbourne Cricket Ground. More recently, the city has been recognized as a UNESCO City of Literature and a worldwide centre for live music and street art. Cathay Pacific operates a number of flights to the city at convenient routes and timing.
Although Melbourne is fast becoming famous for its world-class art galleries and homegrown fashion, it is also getting known for its coffee obsession. Discover Melbourne's hidden cafés and best baristas that showcase their love of the city with coffee. The city's coffee entrepreneurs travel across the whole world in search of the best coffee regions. Today, the art of making coffee has become sophisticated in Melbourne as the city continues to entice its customers with espressos and flat whites as well as cold-drip coffee styles. Book flights to Melbourne right away to explore the city and its famous cafes and once you done that, check out these great weekend trips from Melbourne.
The state-of-the-art coffee cellar is located in Collingwood and serves a terrific variety of coffee as well as all-day breakfast to the customers. The joint is a part roasting house and part coffee bar that serves black coffee and coffee brew. You can take free cupping sessions with the coffee educator and retailer along with enjoying a great cup of coffee.
Located in South Melbourne, St Ali is one of the best places to enjoy cold-drip coffee. The low bitterness of the coffee goes well with a tasty breakfast or lunch. You can even take barista classes here or ask for your personal coffee profile. Micro roasters and green bean traders work behind the scenes in the engine room of the renaissance sector dedicated to coffee.
The boutique café are known for their great espressos as well as drip and siphon coffees. Located in North Melbourne, the café is housed in the former WB Ellis auction house and also offer excellent breakfast eggs plus funky food. You can have your cup of coffee just about anywhere, in an enclosed outdoor terrace or a sunken living area.
Duke's Coffee Roasters Image via Flickr by Bex Walton
At Dukes Coffee Roasters, you will get coffee made from the very best traded coffee beans from small distinct farms or small companies around the world. The café offers seasonal and blended beans that have been ethically traded for filter as well as espressos coffee. This is the right spot to get your morning cup of coffee.
The small micro-roaster in Carlton sources seasonal coffee from around the world. The quirky café is well known for its coffee and small menu of simple food. The café gets its name from the seven fertile seeds of coffee and distinctive brewing equipment.
Code Black is a hub for connoisseurs of the dark science of coffee. Located in Brunswick, the café is ridiculously famous for its excellence in coffee. It is looked upon as a laboratory and workshop for both black and white blends of coffees. You can browse the generous menu of egg dishes, superb sandwiches, and more at Code Black.
The coffee roastery, restaurant, and brew bar enjoy an open plan within a warehouse. Located in Fitzroy along Fitzroy's edgy street, the barista team at Industry Beans come up with new selections of single-origin and blended coffees every other week. The coffee here is made using different methods such as aeropress, espresso, pour-over, and cold-drip.
Have you been there? What do you think are the best coffee shops in Melbourne ?
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Sara Essop is a travel blogger and writer based in South Africa. She writes about family travel and experiences around the world. Although she has been to 49 countries thus far, she especially loves showcasing her beautiful country and is a certified South Africa Specialist.
