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Coffee On Drummond
This family-run gem brings a dose of warmth to Drummond Street. It’s nothing fancy, but that’s exactly the appeal—fresh croissants, breakfast buns, matcha lattes, and simple, satisfying service. Whether you’re taking a quick break, working through your morning routine, or grabbing a bite before the day starts, Coffee on Drummond does it all with a quiet, steady hand.
Mid Square Coffee
Mid Square is a compact café with big charm. Sitting on Pelham Street, it’s close to everything but just far enough away from the bustle to offer a bit of breathing space. The hojicha and almond croissants are local favourites, and their chicken sandwich gets regular mentions too. The interiors are neat and modern, with just enough seating for those looking to stay a while.
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Clement Coffee
Tucked inside South Melbourne Market, Clement is a small café with a big reputation. Their flat whites are rich and smooth, with creamy milk and fine microfoam that make each sip feel just right. The baristas put real care into every cup. It’s the kind of spot where you stop for a quick market coffee and end up staying for the smell of freshly baked pastries.
Black Sheep Coffee - Fitzrovia
Just off Charlotte Street, Black Sheep is something of a local powerhouse. It offers consistent barista-level espresso and a relaxed interior that blends cosy seating with work‑friendly tables. The matcha line is worth exploring, and the staff is sharp but unpretentious. For moments that require you to look productive without sacrificing warmth, this café ticks that box.
One Shot Coffee
One Shot hides a roomy gem behind a small frontage. Inside, natural light streams over spacious tables and house-made cakes. Their coffee is consistently good, with almond, oat, or regular milks, and they serve satisfying porridge bowls with modern vibes. Ideal for checking emails or quietly brainstorming while tucked away from the market buzz.
GAIL's Bakery Camden
GAIL’s is a bakery you’d trust to bring sweet recovery. It’s spacious, bright, and filled with pastries, sandwiches, and friendly chatter. Vegan cheesecake, raspberry croissants, and a mean chai latte are perfect palate-cleansers between canal strolls and market finds. It’s one of those dependable places where you get quality without question.
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Filo (South Kensington)
Filo may be small, but it makes a lasting impression with its standout bakes and well-crafted drinks. The pecan Danish and mango smoothie are especially good, and pair beautifully with a latte or mocha. Nestled between campus life and the cultural scene of South Kensington, it’s a pleasant in-between stop.
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A.P House (A.P Bakery)
A.P. House offers a rooftop setting with clean lines and ample natural sunlight. The food is artfully arranged, but here the vibe is more contemplative than buzzing. It invites quiet smiles over a coffee and a pastel croissant. Seating flows into the light-filled area, giving a feeling of open space even on busy days.
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Sample Coffee
With its tidy décor and upbeat energy, Sample is anything but overbearing. It offers a polished and friendly space for solo work or quiet chats. Simple wooden chairs and high counters meet neutral walls, leaving distractions at bay. The coffee is fresh, and doughnuts appear on Fridays for a midweek pick-me-up. It’s a spot that blends picky coffee drinkers and mellow minds without raising the volume.
Stranger Espresso - Darlinghurst
Housed in a former wine bar, Stranger Espresso fills the day with effortless charm—espresso quality on point, and small bites like quiches to match. Its polished interior carries the kind of grow-light glow best enjoyed over a croissant and strong latte. By early afternoon, it feels both serene and social, fitting for solo or shared coffee moments.
Skittle Lane Manly
This sleek and minimal café is made for coffee lovers. Skittle Lane serves their own roasted beans and pairs them with excellent pastries in a bright, quiet space. It’s ideal for those looking to get some work done or take a slow start to the day with a well-balanced espresso and a peaceful vibe just off the main drag.
The Roast Office Café
Located a little up the hill, The Roast Office is a hidden gem that feels more local than touristy. The café has a casual, welcoming feel and serves up solid brunch favourites with great coffee to match. It’s quieter than the beachfront spots, which makes it a good option for a slower-paced morning or a weekday work break.
Flock Eatery - North Sydney
Flock Eatery attracts workers looking for wholesome lunches without needing to stray far from the office. Their gourmet wraps and sandwiches are packed with quality ingredients and paired with reliable lattes and flat whites. The friendly service and quick turnaround make it a favourite for those needing both energy and nourishment to get through long meetings or workdays.
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