Best Cafes in Yarraville
Yarraville was once a working-class suburb, but its proximity to the city centre, as well at its well-developed public transport links made its discovery by prospective cafe-owners and restaurateurs inevitable.
Despite Yarraville’s ever-growing popularity though, there’s still a palpable sense of community in the suburb. Most of the cafes in this guide orbit the Sun Theatre and the main strip near the train station. This block has a sheltered, village-y feel like few other suburbs in Melbourne. It's the perfect place to spend a lazy afternoon drinking coffee, reading the paper and window-shopping.
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Madison Coffee & Corner Store
Order grab-and-go sandwiches, hot coffee and malted milkshakes at this nostalgic corner cafe from a Melbourne hospitality veteran. Or stop in for fresh daily loaves, coffee beans and pantry staples.

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Boma Coffee
Hit this neighbourly cafe for crumpets drizzled in honey, punchy chilli scramble, and pastries courtesy of Penny for Pound. Enjoy your brunch and top-notch Industry Beans coffee amid the bright and earthy interiors, or grab some pastries and be on your way.

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Cornershop
For many years now, this has been one of the most bustling cafes in the west.

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Wee Jeanie
One of the more relaxing cafes in Yarraville.

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Heal.Thy Self Co.
A healthy cafe with a naturopath at your service.

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Dad and Dave’s
The best spot for Yarraville commuters to get their morning coffee.

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Coracle
This light and airy cafe serves dishes from across Asia. Get in early for intricate Japanese breakfast sets, alongside dishes like Hong Kong-style congee and Korean bibimbap. Plus, Vietnamese coffee served hot or cold, matcha and hojicha lattes and more.

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Gigi’s Gelato
Slide into this family-run gelateria for scoops of classic Italian gelati (like fior di latte and pistachio) alongside more experimental takes like pancake or pumpkin pie. Plus, find dairy-free sorbet and creamy cakes to go.

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Rocco’s Deli
The lines form early (and out the door) at this no-frills deli. Its main draw is the Rocco Roll – an Italian-style sub that’s made-to-order with antipasti, cold-cuts and cheese. But the cannoli, jam donuts and coffee by Reverence are also worth the wait.

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Tzaki
This tiny Greek cafe and wine bar passes out espresso and woodfire pastries in the morning, and an ever-changing menu of woodfire hits at night.




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