Melbourne:Laneways & Coffee Tour
Explore Melbourne's cozy arcades and storied laneways on a guided tour. Sip on a specialty coffee at one of the city's top-rated cafes and learn about Melbourne's rich...
Proud Mary is a cafe in Collingwood, Melbourne.
Editorially verified June 5, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Explore Melbourne's cozy arcades and storied laneways on a guided tour. Sip on a specialty coffee at one of the city's top-rated cafes and learn about Melbourne's rich...
Melbourne is obsessed with coffee and has one of the most sophisticated coffee cultures in the world. This 2.5-hour small group walking tour takes you through Melbourn...
Dive into Melbourne's coffee culture with a tour of an iconic coffee house. Enjoy a delicious brunch, learn about the history of Degraves Street, and try your hand at ...
Address: 172 Oxford Street, Collingwood VIC 3066, Melbourne
Patricia in a Little Bourke Street laneway is the CBD's tightest espresso counter: standing-only, rotating guest roasters and a craft benchmark from 2011.
Signature drink: Rotating single-origin espresso
Tip: Enter from the alley behind Little Bourke Street. Weekday only; closed all weekends.
Industry Beans in a Fitzroy warehouse combines roastery and flagship cafe: a seasonal brunch menu alongside a coffee bar pushing processing and brew methods.
Signature drink: Experimental filter and espresso menu
Moon Mart on Clarendon Street is a Japanese-Korean cafe: char siu bacon-and-egg rolls, egg sandos and matcha lattes with a loyal South Melbourne crowd.
Signature drink: Iced matcha latte
Market Lane inside Queen Victoria Market is where Melbourne regulars buy their weekly beans: transparent sourcing, consistent filter and a counter that fits.
Signature drink: Filter coffee from rotating single origins
Butter Days in Malvern is a Scandi-inspired pastry shop: laminated doughs with fine-dining precision and a short opening window that rewards early arrival.
Signature drink: Long black with Scandinavian-inspired pastry
A1 Bakery on Sydney Road anchors Brunswick's Lebanese food culture: fresh flatbreads and manakish from the wood-fired oven since 1992, served with no fuss.
Signature drink: Mint tea