December 21, 2011

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Welcome to Richmond Guys, it’s nice to find you nestled onChurch street just a stones throw from shopping on Bridge Road. A lot of love and energy has been invested in the revamp of Richmond’s historical old Barber shop that sees me now tapping my foot to classic tunes and a bamboo inspired fit out. They have set up Barber Shop 3 months in and pay homage to their heritage and are devoted to the caffeine craft, you will even spot an inspirational piece from local artist Catherine Abel as you enter. You cant resist a moment catching rays on the deck or soaking up the vibe inside listening to the soundtrack of your life as Danny and Tren t kick start your morning, lunch or afternoon with some quality food and passionate brews.

They host an exclusive Barber Shop blend from Genovese that is a powerful pleasure on the lips and all the way down. The guys here have a commitment to good quality coffee every time and an ever changing single origin to knock your socks off. To finish my visit today I am sipping on an Indian Balmadi Estate origin, a creamy mouthful with tones of star anise, malt and a pleasing sweet finish. Divine! Fine! Sublime! If you’re a local, you’ve probably already heard on the grapevine what I’m talking about and they may already know how you drink your coffee, if not, head over and say Hi from MCR!

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December 15, 2011

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Malvern, VIC

It’s the quiet ones you have to look out for. 30 Mills is opposite Tooronga station, tucked in the leafy lovelyness of Malvern. The team here is clearly on task, with fast freindly service. They do a mad coffee here,.. its just that simple. The coffee is Five Senses, and the place is just an oasis of mellow. So,.. if your near by, lucky you,.. if not and you are looking for a destination, come here!

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October 10, 2011

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The word on the street is that if you’re heading along the High Street in Armadale you better stop for a coffee at Street Talk Cafe. So, that’s just what I did. I pulled up a spot in the morning sun and spread out over a massive dining table to enjoy my morning coffee. What a treat. A genuine and relaxed environment with sweet customer service and a nice place to spend some valuable down time.

Street Talk Cafe uses a Vittoria arabica blend served promptly with a smile, what more can you ask for? A strong espresso that dances on your taste buds? Certainly, you wont need to ask for it here, the word on the street is true my friends! My Barista is serving up a strong golden espresso topped with well textured milk any which way you like it. Pull over and grab a coffee, its sure to satisfy your caffeine craving and give you the chance to flick through a mag, read the paper, get some work done or chill out at start street talking yourself! You’ll feel like a local by the time you leave.

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October 3, 2011

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Feeling Famish’d??

You wont be once you’ve visited this legendary CBD coffee and lunch haunt of many. Nestled smack bang in the centre of the hustle and bustle you’ll find Famish’d on Little Collins street in between Russell & Exhibition. Seriously scrumptious treats, salads and winter warmers to compliment a solid St Ali Specialty Coffee and Single Origin espresso.

The boutique familiarity of St Ali’s specialty coffee invites a deliciously full and fruity blend with a mild acidity that triggers a mouthful of flavour. An espresso that simply melts in the mouth. I couldn’t go past the indulgence of a creamy flat white and lamington as I watched the world go by and the afternoon coffee drinkers buzz around me. A beautiful spot in the centre of the CBD and a two beaner worth finding on that fairly famished occasion.

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