by Dan Cunningham and Holly Bodeker-Smith
Updated 5 months ago
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A big cafe recreating the pleasure of the 19th hole: camaraderie, cocktails, coffee and food.
With bubble and squeak and a fish-finger butty, this cafe is a Pom’s take on Melbourne brunch.
A cafe backed by pub, club and fine-dining pedigree.
Rustic dining and top-notch espresso alongside Malvern station.
A vibrant patisserie and cafe in Malvern’s back streets.
Named for the amount of coffee in a standard shot of espresso.
This family-run bakery offers Middle Eastern baked goods you can eat on the go. Find fragrant shakshuka and sabich pockets with a twist. Plus, loaves of bread, Jewish sweets and hot coffee.
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