A famous café in West Melbourne, with a great and lively atmosphere~
" roller door cafe"
in West Melbourne
Although it's supposed to be West Melbourne, it's actually just a few minutes' walk from the North Melbourne train station. After wandering around by car for quite a while, I found this place, and it felt like I had found a treasure in the woods(?) It made me feel like I was about to find it. 'Is there really a café like this in a place like this?' Even in Melbourne, where unique cafes make you wonder, this place seems perfect as a private spot with loved ones. What kind of place is it?
Open kitchen with the character 'Kiuk'!!
The seats on the opposite side~ Of course, you can enter through another door.
Two entrances.
A space decorated as a backyard. Every wall is filled with charming paintings and photos ~all~
Who would have imagined this? From the outside, this place looked small and cramped, so I wondered if there was even a place to sit. The holes in this place, like the milk boxes I received in elementary school, were so cramped that sitting there would hurt my butt. Just as I was wondering if I should sit here for brunch, the café I was guided into was truly filled with wonderful graffiti that perfectly represented Melbourne.
A café with an amazing ability to create a different atmosphere wherever you sit. If you love vintage props and graffiti, this might be the best place.
You can enjoy coffee, chatting, and brunch, and after 5 PM, you can enjoy a different atmosphere and menu, so keep that in mind. I found out later that this place is rumored to be a hot spot in Melbourne :-)
Rich~ Delicious food with coffee and lifts your mood~
smashde avocado on sourdough toast w / mixed herbs,
meredith goat’s feta, chilli oil & a poached egg $12
rustic two poached eggs on light rye w / garlic butter roasted mushrooms, blanched broccolini, torn basil & crumbled meredith goat’s feta$16
TIP. The perfect place for those who know how to enjoy art in a young atmosphere and cramped spaces!
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