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Cremosa Espresso Bar Coffee
Brisbane like most cities has a lot of cafes in the CBD. Most of them are also pretty boring. And what is even stranger, not all of them are open early. Fortunately for those who sometimes end up heading to work far too early in the morning, the Cremosa Espresso bars are.
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Ltd espresso bar is exactly that
Ltd espresso bar actually does seem to specialise in high quality black coffee. Located on Brunswick Street near Pie Face and Reverends Fine Coffee, the cafe is very much an espresso bar.
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Reverends Fine Coffee in the Valley
Only three weeks old, Reverends Fine Coffee is one of only a few decent cafes in the Valley. The cafe is practically a hole in the wall, with only a narrow street front.
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Grindhouse Coffee
How many cafes would you walk past to get a cup of coffee? With Grindhouse Espresso in Stones Corner, it is about five, depending on how generous you are with the definition of cafe.
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VIVO Cafe for Breakfast in Sydney
You can never get good coffee on a plane. The tea is tolerable, but the coffee isn’t. Thus, the first thing I looked for after leaving my bags in the hotel was a decent cafe.
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Fonzie Abbott: Racecourse Road’s Only Cafe
Racecourse Road is not a good place to go for coffee; there are not many places that can do a passable long black.
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Long Black & WiFi at Bar Moda
It is hard to find a good coffee in the city outside of normal work hours. After 4pm, almost all of the cafes close, leaving just a handful huddling around the mall, nothing like the number of options available during the workday.
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Vagelis Lamb Salad, with a Coffee
To some in Brisbane, Racecourse Road, Ascot is known for cafes. Which is odd, since almost all of the cafes on the street are not especially remarkable. There is a Coffee Club, a Grill’d, a small Japanese place, and a few other restaurants and cafes, but none can compare to a decent cafe, let alone somewhere like Campos or Dandelion and Driftwood.







