Take you to Melbourne for a cup of coffee to experience the history and culture of foreign coffee.

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For a city like Melbourne, coffee is not only a drink, but also a way of life, a feeling, a habit. A cup of coffee in the morning can refresh you and bring you different enjoyment. Different people according to different mood, with different taste of coffee, whole pond, half pond, milk, soy milk, mint and even ginger.

In Melbourne, only a handful of cities in the world can successfully turn coffee into a business card for cultural promotion, even some major coffee-producing countries cannot do so, but Melbourne has done so. As the most livable city in the world for many years in a row, the pace here can not help but stop for it, people's love for it and the rise of coffee culture is also famous in the world. If you are lucky enough to walk down the city street full of restaurants, you can certainly smell the strong smell of coffee. Because Melbourne's coffee is so famous, almost every Melbourne resident will tell you that they never go to Starbucks and serve wonderful coffee in a small cafe or humble fast-food restaurant on some street corner.

The word "coffee" comes from the Greek word "Kaweh".

It means "strength and passion."

Coffee is no longer just a drink in Melbourne, but a tool for emotional communication between people. Just like Chinese people get together to drink, Melbourne people spend their daytime on coffee except weekends and evenings in bars.

Even if you are in a hurry in the morning, sitting on the tram or train with a cup of coffee in hand, having dinner with friends at the weekend, waiting for someone on the street corner early, and having a cup of coffee in your hands when you have nothing to do, coffee shops in various residential areas will make you feel like a family kitchen.

Guests enjoy the most delicious coffee and delicacies in a warm environment. Some cafes are converted directly from discarded freight containers, with a large wooden table and a row of high tables. No matter what the shape of the table, the large wooden table is a symbol of the social culture of Melbourne coffee. Everyone sat at the table, drinking their own coffee, in the same space.

For people in Melbourne who pay attention to the taste of coffee

Like fast food, Starbucks is not to their taste.

It's like letting people who know a lot about tea drinking and tea ceremony.

It's as tasteless as drinking a cup of tea in a tea bag.

In the cafes in Melbourne, you can see rows of hand-dripping coffee pots. The hand-made coffee made with boutique grade and light baking has a bright and lively taste and a unique taste.

Hand-brewed coffee is easy to make, with strong fruit aroma and pleasant sour taste. Usually, customers know very well what kind of coffee they like and never blindly pursue the brand-name effect of chain stores. The Flatwhite is their proudest invention. That is why Starbucks has to withdraw from the Australian market.

In fact, the coffee culture of Melbourne is also the life state of Melbourne people, slow in the state of mind, idle in the mood, listening to the memories that belong to the city, telling about the idle city life.

Meet coffee

Is to meet true love.

Pellegrini's Espresso Bar

This is the oldest coffee shop in Melbourne and a famous coffee shop in the center of Melbourne with a history of more than 50 years. The coffee and delicacies here are the most authentic Italian cuisine, and you can go to the kitchen for dinner.

Auction Rooms

The Auction Rooms, located in the North Melbourne district, is located diagonally opposite the North Melbourne City Hall. The coffee shop is built in an old house, not too far from the city center, and there is also a small indoor courtyard in which there is a small tree, which is set off against an honest brick roof and wooden doors. The coffee bar is located in the middle of the hall. The process of making coffee by the barista is clear at a glance. The signature salmon breakfast is very attractive. It's worth a special drive.

Eclipse Coffee

Eclipse belongs to the Bai Fumei of the coffee shop world! The most famous here is, of course, its multimillion-yuan coffee machine! Come here, even if you are a person who doesn't drink espresso on weekdays, you should try its million-yuan Ristretto! As a special reminder, this store is one of the legendary "Star Cafe" without a house number. Please keep an eye on the entrance when looking for it.

Coffee laboratory-- Sensory Lab

The coolest literary cafe. Sensory Lab is located behind the downtown David Jones department store, the biggest feature here is to use the Syphon pot to make coffee, the shop assistants are like doing experiments, cool! It is said that the coffee brewed in this way retains the best part and has a clean and meaningful texture. The taste is mellow and lighter, with rich sweetness in the long bitter taste, very special!

Seven Seeds

Once named the best coffee shop in Melbourne, it is located on the street behind the Law School of the University of Melbourne. For a long time, this shop has indeed provided positive energy for teachers and students in the morning. If you want to experience the college life in Melbourne in the early morning, you must visit here first.

St Ali Coffee Roasters

Best coffee restaurant of 2013! Although the coffee shop is built in a seemingly inconspicuous white room, it is easy to find people waiting and buying takeout from outside. As soon as you enter the door, there is a small potted plant, and there are cherubs with flowers on the wall on one side of the kitchen. In addition to the special items of the day, there are also chalk graffiti on the shop assistant's whim! The happy match of coffee and delicious food, come and experience it!

Patricia Coffee Brewers

This cafe has no seats and is suitable for drinking coffee standing up. It is also a good experience to watch the barista make coffee while drinking coffee. Coffee beans are imported from Proud Mary, I do not like the cappuccino, because the milk foam is too dense, diluted the taste of coffee, slightly greasy. Then I tried espresso again, which is really to my taste! So I think that no shop in Melbourne has the same coffee, each with its own unique taste. If you are very interested in coffee beans, coffee making methods and sources, you might as well come here to talk to baristas. It will be very rewarding, too.

Coffee is of irreplaceable importance to Melbourne people, whether on weekdays or weekends, leisurely Melbourne people always need a good cup of coffee and a fine breakfast to start a good day. Melbourne's history and culture can be told from a small cup of coffee.

Source: petty bourgeoisie afternoon tea