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Bold Coffee, Bald Hills
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The Street Photographer: Bold Coffee

A haven for northside coffee aficionados – or those who appreciate a side of community with their morning cup – Bold Coffee is a homely cafe space in Bald Hills. Run by Sarah and Justin Bold, Bold Coffee pulls a house blend and single origin of the week from Brendale roasters Cleanskin Coffee Co. through the coffee machine, with inventive milkshake flavours like musk, butterscotch, custard and lime keeping kids (small and big alike) happy. Breakfast is available until 3:00 pm on weekends, while scrumptious banana bread, muesli slice and brownies line the counter. Check out Bold Coffee on The Street Photographer. more

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stellarossa, fortitude valley
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New Stellarossa pocket in Fortitude Valley

With the Cie Waffles team moving on to open Gramercy Espresso & Eats in Wintergarden, the tiny pocket of a shop space on the corner of Brunswick Street Mall has been transformed into a Stellarossa coffee cranny. Open early from 6:30 am, Stellarossa is a convenient caffeine pit stop as you’re rushing from the train station to the office. Stellarossa Corner Brunswick Street and Wickham Street Open: Monday to Friday 6:30 am to 3:00 pm, Saturday 7:00 am to 1:00 pm more

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Two Trees, West End
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The Street Photographer: Two Trees

A change is in the winds of late, bringing a new look to Two Trees in West End. The Vulture Street coffee corner has had a makeover with the help of local woodworker James Pratt, making a little extra space for The Iron Ladies to press waffles on site each Friday from 8:00 am starting this week. Owners Jordan and Mim have also started experimenting with a variety of new coffee methods for Two Trees, with French press and pourover filter coffees in-store soon. Iced pourovers will also be on the menu in both coffee and chocolate forms, while the cold press continues along its popular stream. Soon Two Trees will also be offering feature single-origin blends and starting to enhance hot chocolate recipes with mint, cinnamon and cardamom as the weather cools. Check out Two Trees on The Street Photographer. more

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Scout, Petrie Terrace
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New cafe Scout opens on Petrie Terrace

New cafe Scout has taken up residence in one of the empty shells that line Petrie Terrace, bringing a friendly atmosphere and much-needed breakfast and lunch locale to the area. Owners Suse Whitehouse and Candy Smith have dreamt of opening Scout for a few years now, so when the space arose, they jumped at the opportunity to turn their dream into a reality. more

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Auction Rooms, Melbourne
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The Street Photographer: Auction Rooms, Melbourne

Situated amongst the quaint streets of North Melbourne is renowned roastery and cafe, Auction Rooms. Set in the cavernous space that used to be the WB Ellis auction house, Auction Rooms will draw you in with its coffee reputation, feed you well and send you home again with arms laden with coffee, Mork chocolate and a feeling of blissful contentment. A siphon bar lets onlookers observe the chemistry of alternate brewing methods, while the succulent meals at breakfast explore modern and adventurous flavour pairings. Check out Auction Rooms on The Street Photographer. more

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The Brewnette Coffee Van, Indooroopilly
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The Brewnette Coffee Van pops up at Indooroopilly

While the standard of coffee available inside petrol stations has never been top notch, one fuel stop in Indooroopilly has gained an external coffee gem. The Brewnette Coffee Van is a refurbished campervan turned coffee-crafting machine, tucked into a corner of the Freedom Fuels station along Moggill Road. more

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Noggi Frozen Yoghurt, FroYo, Brisbane
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FroYo culture catches on with Noggi in Brisbane City

After much wandering about various cities over the festive season, we’ve come to the conclusion that FroYo is definitely having a moment. While Yogen Fruz opened its doors in the city in 2009, and Berry Me Frozen Yogurt popped up its head in Kelvin Grove last year, it’s the latest addition of Noggi to the Myer Centre that’s made us sit up and take notice. more


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two trees cold press coffee bicycle
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Have your cold press coffee delivered by bike

West End espresso bar Two Trees is raising funds via Pozible for a cold press delivery bike. Over the summer break, Two Trees was busy pumping out the cold press coffee for patrons, the preservative-free, natural, fairtrade and organic coffee a hit in our city’s heat. To make the cold press, coarsely ground beans are left to soak overnight, the slow process extracting any bitterness and acidity from the coffee. The black coffee is then topped up with Maleny or soy milk, with a smidge of vanilla added for sweetness. Wanting to bring this summer beverage to businesses in West End and Brisbane City, as well as weekend markets, Two Trees is opting for a nomadic bicycle with an attached cold trailer as its mode of transport. To support the team (and street food culture in general in Brisbane) pop over to the campaign here. more

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Tall Short Espresso, Paddington
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Tall Short Espresso pops up in Paddington

The roaming red VW kombi serving a mean drop of coffee that is Tall Short Espresso has opened a static version in Paddington. Walking along Latrobe Terrace, passersby will notice the fresh signage and red and black seating soaking up some rays outside the new space. Inside, the espresso bar features the brand’s signature red across the vibrant machine and comfy cushions, while the much-loved gingerbread men cookies are joined by a few cakes and other sweet treats. If you’re city-bound, the nomadic version is still based in Eagle Lane down near Eagle Street Pier from Monday to Friday. Tall Short Espresso 35 Latrobe Terrace, Paddington Open: 7:00 am to 2:00 pm more

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The Single Guys, Kenmore
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The Single Guys opens at Kenmore

Kenmore has gained a new coffee haunt with the opening of The Single Guys. Run by gents Ben Graham and Scott Wilson, The Single Guys delivers fine coffee and a simple menu among minimalist, Scandinavian-inspired surrounds. more

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Gramercy Espresso & Eats, Brisbane City
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Gramercy Espresso & Eats opens in Wintergarden

With its name inspired by Gramercy Park – a two-acre fenced-in private park in Manhattan – Gramercy Espresso & Eats is a new cafe nook located off the Edward Street laneway entrance of Wintergarden. Taken from grand merci in Old French, ‘gramercy’ also means to express gratitude or surprise. more

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Captains of Industry, Melbourne
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The Street Photographer: Captains of Industry, Melbourne

Tucked down a laneway in Melbourne’s CBD is Captains of Industry, an alcove of traditional men’s outfitting and modern dining. Combining a barbershop, shoemaker, tailor and cafe all in one, Captains of Industry is a haven for those with a penchant for all things bespoke and handmade, with a drop of coffee on the side. Men’s grooming products– including Brisbane’s own Uppercut Deluxe – grace the shelves, along with a selection of rich leather goods. Spend some time lingering over a glass of wine at one of the window seats observing the bustling streets below or face the room and let your eye gently wander over the old Singer sewing machines, well-loved wooden tables, photos, vintage boxing gloves and other gentlemanly paraphernalia. Check out Captains of Industry on The Street Photographer. more

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Noosa Chocolate Factory, Brisbane City
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Noosa Chocolate Factory sets up shop in Brisbane City

For those of us who are avid chocoholics, the passionate ritual involved in chocolate consumption will be all too familiar. Each bite into a sweet, velvety cube is a whimsical and indulgent sensory journey, revealing unique favours and textures that cause your tastebuds to stand to attention. more

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Coutume, Paris
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The Street Photographer: Coutume, Paris

It wasn’t so long ago that serious coffee drinkers would lament a trip to Paris, knowing they would spend the duration of their stay having to endure the bitter, watery coffee for which the city was infamous. Fortunately, relief has come in the past few years, in the form a cohort of foreign coffee savants. Included in the bunch is Australian Tom Clark who, in collaboration with Frenchman Antoine Netien, founded the cafe and roastery, Coutume. Discreetly situated within a leisurely stroll of Le Bon Marché in the seventh arrondissement, Coutume has become the saving grace for coffee-deprived travellers who call Paris home. Check out Coutume on The Street Photographer. more

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Tall Short Espresso
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Tall Short Espresso makes a move to Eagle Lane

The vintage red VW kombi van that is Tall Short Espresso has traversed the river from South Bank to Riverside, now finding a weekday home at Eagle Lane. You may have noticed its very rouge existence pop up at Brisbane Festival this year, as the van caters to events about town as well as a usual weekday spot. more

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Ltd espresso + brew bar, Fortitude Valley
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Ltd espresso + brew bar opens in Fortitude Valley

Inspired by the act of sitting and being served at a bar for your well-crafted morning espresso in Italy, Ltd espresso + brew bar in Fortitude Valley is a purist coffee haunt. Predominately black and white, with touches of wood and mason-jar lighting, the minimalist interior at Ltd lets the coffee take focus. more

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The Usual: coffee creation in reverse
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The Usual: coffee creation in reverse

Set in the ever-cool coffee haunt of Comet Coffee in Ann Arbor, Michigan, The Usual is a short filmic creation by Charlie Dwyer. Delivered in reverse, the video shows the intimate details of the coffee-making process – beginning with the final product, followed by the process of creation, ending with the context-framing start of the cafe visit. Shot all in one take, this short will entice you with rich droplets of coffee from the machine and precise pouring of creamy milk. more

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Iced coffee
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Get the lowdown on iced coffee in Brisbane

The weather is warming and soon that morning cup of steaming joe is not going to be a pleasant experience unless you’re taking it in supreme igloo-like conditions. Enter: iced coffee. While an ice-cream-containing, cream-topped iced coffee might be some folks’ cup of tea, all that indulgence can sometimes be too much straight after rolling out of bed. This week we hunted down some of the best of the bottled, over ice and alternative cold coffee concoctions in Brisbane. more