Seven Seeds ★ 4.7
Seven Seeds in Carlton is among Melbourne's founding specialty roasters: a converted warehouse north of the university that set the espresso standard.
13 editor picks in Melbourne.
13 cafes in Melbourne, editor-picked for cafes open sunday. Cafes serving on sundays. All cafes in Melbourne.
Seven Seeds in Carlton is among Melbourne's founding specialty roasters: a converted warehouse north of the university that set the espresso standard.
Proud Mary on Oxford Street is internationally recognised for direct-trade sourcing, with a food programme that keeps pace with the coffee at every turn.
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.
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.
Market Lane Carlton offers the full sit-down experience: bags listing altitude, producer notes and a filter programme setting Melbourne's coffee standard.
Bentwood on Napier Street takes brunch seriously: seasonal produce, a Fitzroy brick-and-glass room and the kind of coffee that earns regular return visits.
Industry Beans in a Fitzroy warehouse combines roastery and flagship cafe: a seasonal brunch menu alongside a coffee bar pushing processing and brew methods.
Market Lane inside Queen Victoria Market is where Melbourne regulars buy their weekly beans: transparent sourcing, consistent filter and a counter that fits.
Apollo Inn on Flinders Lane is Andrew McConnell's 30-seat cocktail bar: four Martini styles, oysters and rotating small plates in a warm neo-Renaissance room.
St. Ali in South Melbourne is among Melbourne's original specialty destinations: a roastery-cafe in a warehouse that helped define the city's coffee scene.
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.
Bar Selecta in Hawthorn is a Japanese listening bar: vinyl on the turntable, chosen sake and shochu in a room that treats music as seriously as drink.
Axil Coffee in Hawthorn anchors Melbourne's eastern cafe corridor: loyal following, house blend, full breakfast menu and a roastery supplying the city's best.


