It’s a hidden gem and humbly looking coffee shop in South Yarra with great coffee and reasonable price. We came on public holiday and the good thing was, they didn’t charge any additional surcharge (business as usual price) #awesome.
The service was really quick! Lovely, nice and friendly staffs and skillful barista will look after you.
Located just 3 mins away from Camberwell Station, Collective Espresso is easy to be be found.
The place is good for small to medium size group of people given the size of the place.
They have a long table with high chair in the middle of the restaurant with lots of light. Perfect for casual brunch with friends and family.
They also have some outdoor table if you come with pets 🙂
Continue reading
Enter Neighbour is a humble looking and cosy local cafe tucked in the heart of Hartwell and close to the hustle & bustle Burke Road, Camberwell.
The cafe is easily reachable if you want to come either using public transport or private vehicle; it’s just a door step away to catch public transport (route 75 tram) and plenty of on the street car parks available.
We’re glad to be invited by Jack (owner) to have the food experience.
nochrome Coffee and Tea is a newly opened cafe (just couple months old) situated in busy Toorak Road, South Yarra.
Perfectly located, just minutes away from South Yarra station and a minute walking distance to tram stop if you use public transport and plenty on the street car parks available along Chapel Street or Toorak Road.
We’re glad to be invited by Monochrome’s team to have brunch and coffee experience in this cafe.
The Penny Drop started their business from a little coffee pop-up in Box Hill.
Once, they’ve established their brands and got acknowledgement from food lovers, they expanded from a small coffee shop to the spacious brunch spot in refurbished ATO building on Whitehorse Road, Box Hill.
We’re glad to be able to have dine in experience in The Penny Drop, Box hill.
Collective Espresso is situated just across to the Camberwell station, certainly no issue to reach this cafe.
Tram no 72 is just located few steps away from the cafe and plenty car parks available just along Cookson Street, Camberwell.
We are lucky enough to win another give away to 2 free main dishes and drinks.
We used this opportunity to review the newly opened cafe in Elwood, Saint Kilda – Who Is Bunker Spreckels.
If you type on google search wiki “Bunker Spreckels”, you’ll notice that it was a nickname
from Adolph Bernard Spreckels III and he was an American surfer and an early pioneer of surfboard design.
