A big chimney, a factory? A café?!
" PROUD MARY "
in Collingwood
Located in a tall building on Oxford Street, the chimney rises high inside Smith Street, making it easy to pass by, but this place is a hot spot that people keep coming by. With a mindset of providing customers with the best coffee and food, this place is already well-known among Melbanians. Be sure to try the coffee here that is highly praised for its peaceful weekend outlet and secondhand shop shopping experience.
Be sure to stop by for the peaceful weekend outlet and secondhand shop to enjoy the highly praised coffee here.
Are you a café enthusiast reading this or someone who enjoys cafés, do you know the origin of the cafe? In fact, about 20 years ago, the term 'cafe' was used more often than 'cafe.' The English word 'café,' borrowed from French, comes from the Turkish word kahve, meaning 'coffee.' With the introduction of coffee to Europe, people could socialize without drinking, and in the 19th century, French cafes were the best places for intellectual exchange for intellectuals and artists. It may have been a random story, but since everything has a history, the more you learn, the more you become interested.
The coffee here stood out with customers of a particularly diverse age range, and as expected, it was the best. It also stood out for its friendly service even during busy times.
The lunch served just as I finished my coffee looked generous and delicious at first glance, and the excellent menu selection left me feeling refreshed even after the meal. If you dislike long lines, it's a good idea to visit after lunchtime.
House-Smoked Salmon $17.50
with fennel puree, shaved fennel salad & a poached egg
Smoked chicken salad $17
green beans, speck, grated egg, fried capers, dill creme fraiche
Japanese Morning dew $4
TIP. If you love coffee, isn't this a place you should visit at least once?
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