Visit the store in Melbourne | you read it correctly. This is a coffee shop that can eat duck legs.

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Do not think that coffee shops provide duck legs. Such coffee shops are not authentic. I am actually talking about the characteristics of Melbourne coffee shops. They are not frigid, nor are they too literary and artistic. If they want to open for 40 to 50 years, then they need to blend in with the surrounding residents, they need the breath of life, and they need to be able to eat duck legs.

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In the morning, I walked east along Bourke St hungry, looking for a coffee shop called Pellegrini's. I didn't see it until I was close to the edge of CBD. The coffee shop was full of people. I looked at the time at 11:00 in the morning. I didn't expect that there were so many people, and unlike other famous coffee shops, they were full of fashionable young people. The whole family was drinking coffee and eating, and the waiters were old. They seemed to know the guests very well, chatting and teasing the children from time to time.

At the Pellegrini's on the corner, the whole space is actually very small.

The location in the store is limited, and it may even feel a little crowded.

It didn't take long for a few people to come out and get a seat. The coffee shop is so crowded that its pattern reminds me of a very popular Guilin rice noodle shop on Huaihai Road in Shanghai ten years ago, but that rice noodle shop has long since disappeared and has been in operation for nearly 50 years. This is an Italian coffee shop, full name Pellegrini's Espresso Bar, is the first coffee shop in Melbourne to offer authentic Espresso.

The waiter didn't even show me the menu. He just asked me if he wanted Juice or coffee. When I said coffee, he asked Black or White. I asked for White. There's no trick at all. I pointed to the spaghetti I was eating next door and asked for the same. I was so hungry that I wanted to give it directly to the five stars. There are some posters on the walls of the cafe, pictures of old Italian coffee utensils and awards won in the last decade.

The furnishings in the store are marked by the old days.

Melbourne has the largest number of Italians outside Italy, and serious coffee is mainly brought by Italians in the 1950s. Espresso is the starting point of Melbourne Coffee. Today, there are more than 1000 cafes in Melbourne, and most of them are independent stores. Melbourne is rated as the best coffee-drinking city in the world by the British media. Melbourne must have a variety of comparisons or inventories about the coffee city. It has its own unique coffee culture, which is very stubborn. The strongest proof is that Starbucks entered Australia on a large scale in 2000, opened 87 stores, collapsed in eight years, closed 61 in one breath, sold the rest of the stores to Australian companies, and withdrew completely.