Melbourne's best coffee experiences !!!

[Melbroaster]

These days if you start with a list of All Melbourne cafes and subtract cafes where all staff wear welding overalls and continue to subtract the cafes that serve warm lemon juice in cups and describe it as single origin with hints of hazelnut and cranberry you are left with Campos coffee in Carlton and about 5 other cafes.

[greenman]

Ken Taing at Focus 439 Whitehorse Road. Balwyn is well worth a visit, often has 90+ coffees on offer!!

[shortblackman]

Admiral cheng ho specialty coffee. Abbotsford.
Axil. Hawthorn. (Recommend top of Flinders Lane store also. Only weekdays though.)

[2muchcoffeeman]

Oops, I forgot to mention Sensory Lab.

I had one of the worst espressos I have ever paid for there. Undrinkable grassy lemon. At best, it was absolute garbage- a botched roast which should have been binned.

I really should have asked for my money back.

All of the others are pretty good. Padre can also be great when expertly pulled.

[Magic_Matt]

Many to choose from... I would recommend Code Black (flagship cafe in North Melbourne or roastery in Brunswick), Double Dutch (also in Brunswick, might be closed due to holiday...) and Aunty Peg's by Proud Mary in Collingwood.

Proud Mary is also worth a visit for the food, but gets very busy on weekends. Patricia, Switchboard and Cup of Truth in the CBD are all good too, but closed weekends IIRC.

[sam678]

Oops, I forgot to mention Sensory Lab.

[sam678]

Hi Kurt95,

I've had nice beans from Padre, Duke's, Market Lane, Small Batch, Seven Seeds and Proud Mary. All roasters with cafes located in Melbourne.

Enjoy.

[rbk]

No shortage of options: Seven seeds, Dibella, Auction rooms, Proud Mary, St Ali, Padre, Dukes, Market Lane, Monk Bhodi Darma....

Lots more

Enjoy

[Kurt95]

Hey guys I'm in Melbourne for a few days and wanna see what everyone's opinions are on the best coffee experiences to visit while I'm here ! Cafes ! Roasteries ! Espresso bars ! Whatever !
Looking forward to everyone's responses