Mega-busy and loud, with close-packed tables, this excellent cafe is high energy. The inviting wood-and-brick decor and seriously good coffee (several single-origins available daily) are complemented by a range of appealing, generously proportioned breakfast and lunch specials, ranging from large sourdough sandwiches to wholesome globally influenced combos featuring on-trend ingredients. Try to visit off-peak. No cash accepted.
Pablo & Rusty's
City Centre & Haymarket
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