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Miss Marmalade

27 Jul 2010 , 12:30 | Posted In Cafés | 2 Comments

126 Union St, Brunswick

Ph 03 9388 8202

Monday – Friday 7am – 4pm

Weekend 8am – 4pm

$5 – $17 (All day Breakfast & Lunch)

http://missmarmaladecafe.com/

Away from the traffic and hustle of Sydney Road, sits a lively cafe’ filled with an eclectic mix of people sharing a love of great coffee and food. A civilised lunch or hangover cure should not include screaming babies, care free mothers and isles of prams. But the genius at this trendy Brunswick cafe’ should be noted for bringing the best of both worlds to the table, offering an alternate child-friendly dining area for families and mothers groups.

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Tre Espresso

07 Jul 2010 , 12:16 | Posted In Cafés | 1 Comment

459 – 475 Sydney Road, Brunswick

(Spartan Place)

Ph 03 9381 0209

Service: *Mothers and babies in the day, good talent Friday nights

Scusi, cameriere? Vorrei un caffe, per favore. E…Prendo una pizza con prosciutto, grazie.

Translation? Well, turns out I’m not in Italy, I’m at Tre Espresso off Sydney Road in Brunswick.  It may not be the same as being in Europe but the traditional wood fire oven and delicious smoky aroma will definitely get you closer to the experience. From the 1970’s decor to the group huddle around the wise, old man making fresh pizza dough, there’s a clear passion and love of food in this trendy eatery.

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Solarino

23 Jun 2010 , 10:15 | Posted In Cafés | 2 Comments

7 Howey Place, Melbourne

(Off Little Collins)

Ph (03) 9663 2636

Service: *May be aroused by attractive Italian waiters.

$8.50 – $34.00

www.solarino.com.au

Redirect yourself from Melbourne’s busy shopping strips and take a detour into Howey Place. A journey through to Little Italy into the narrow pathway that is, Solarino. The aromas of the Mediterranean will fill your nostrils as you peruse the impressive wine list and decide on your lunch.

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Babka Bakery Cafe’

16 Jun 2010 , 9:51 | Posted In Cafés | 1 Comment

358 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy

Ph (03) 9416 0091 (Closed Monday)

$8.50 – $16

Service: Good Looking. Ladies, keep your mans on a leash…

It’s a tight squeeze and yes, you will be lining up. But it is well worth the wait. Try not to stare at the woman taking up a 4 person table, eating her borscht one small spoonful at a time. She is not going to finish any faster and she is rejoicing in the fact that you’re starving and wanting her seat. She’ll probably order a raspberry infused vodka just to piss you off.

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Lip Cafe

05 Jun 2010 , 17:00 | Posted In Cafés | 1 Comment

226 Waterdale Road, Ivanhoe

Ph: (03) 9499 1162

Service: Cute, possibly single men.

It’s kitschy, it’s cosy and it serves delicious home style cooking all morning, all day. Finally, a no-fuss cafe in middle-class suburbia that has the comfort food we all crave! Catering for all, whether you’re on a diet, want to indulge or just want a good cup of coffee and cake. The staff are young, tentative, friendly and their recommendations are often right on. The servings are not super sized, but they’re delicate, fresh and full of flavour.

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Alimentari Cafe’ & Deli

03 Jun 2010 , 21:27 | Posted In Cafés | 1 Comment

251 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy

Ph (03) 9416 2001

Service: Good looking, always smiling.

The Italian/Lebanese menu of Alimentari Deli is deliciously comforting and satisfying. Generous serves, fresh breads, cheeses, meats and exotic delights will please all.  The dark wood surroundings, cafe’ style seating and old school delicatessen decor create a European ambiance in the small eatery. The coffee is excellent and the drinks selection is impressive. A great variety of lunchtime treats, snacks and take home dinners have quickly tagged Alimentari as an ‘institution’ for Brunswick Street regulars.

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Richmond Hill Cafe’ & Larder

03 Jun 2010 , 21:25 | Posted In Cafés | 0 Comments

48 Bridge Road, Richmond

Ph (03) 9421 2808

www.rhcl.com.au

There are few cafe’s that succeed at providing seasonal and delicious breakfasts, lunches and dinners to their customers as well as hosting cooking classes, cheese clubs and wine tasting. Yet Richmond Hill Cafe’ & Larder offer their diners all this and more with patrons leaving the local Richmond attraction with inspiring recipes and ingredients from the Larder. Fresh preserves, hand dipped chocolates, handmade pastas, Artesian breads and cured meats are just some of the delectable treats on offer.

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