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The Flat White: Australia Versus New Zealand

Didn't realize this draft was finished! Just added some photos, so please enjoy my amateur coffee opinions from AUS and NZ!

If there’s one thing you must know about these two nations, it’s that they have a pretty strong rivalry. There are too many things they rival about to list here, but I want to focus on one in particular: The Flat White. I want to discuss a bit of its history and how it takes shape in the modern lives of Aussies and Kiwis. Continue reading The Flat White: Australia Versus New Zealand

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Exploring Melbourne's Hidden Cafes with a Chauffeur

Melbourne is renowned for its vibrant café culture, with a plethora of hidden gems scattered throughout the city. Exploring these unique spots can be a delightful adventure, especially when you have the luxury and convenience of a professional chauffeur service. A chauffeur can enhance your café-shopping experience, ensuring you travel in comfort and style while discovering the best that Melbourne has to offer.

The Benefits of Exploring with a Chauffeur

Opting for a chauffeur service to explore Melbourne’s hidden cafes offers several advantages:

Convenience and Comfort: Enjoy a seamless journey without the hassle of navigating through traffic or finding parking. Your chauffeur will handle all the logistics, allowing you to relax and savor the experience.

Personalized Service: Chauffeurs provide tailored services to meet your specific needs. Whether you have a list of cafes you want to visit or need recommendations, your chauffeur can customize the itinerary accordingly.

Luxury Vehicles: Travel in style with a fleet of chauffeur cars equipped with luxurious amenities. These vehicles offer comfort and sophistication, making your café tour even more enjoyable.

Efficient Airport Transfers: If you're arriving in Melbourne by air, a chauffeur service can provide smooth and timely private airport transfer. You can start your café adventure immediately upon arrival, with your chauffeur ready to take you to your first destination.

Must-Visit Hidden Cafes in Melbourne

Melbourne boasts a wide array of hidden cafes, each offering a unique atmosphere and exceptional coffee. Here are a few must-visit spots:

Manchester Press: Tucked away in a laneway, this café is known for its artistic bagels and excellent coffee.

Brother Baba Budan: Located on Little Bourke Street, this small café is famous for its hanging chairs and outstanding coffee blends.

Proud Mary: Situated in Collingwood, Proud Mary is a favorite among locals for its innovative brunch menu and high-quality coffee.

Patricia Coffee Brewers: Hidden in the heart of the city, Patricia offers a standing-room-only experience with some of the best coffee in Melbourne.

Industry Beans: Found in Fitzroy, this café roasts its own beans and serves coffee with a focus on quality and sustainability.

How to Book a Chauffeur Service for Your Café Tour

Booking a chauffeur service for your café exploration is simple:

Research and Select a Service: Look for reputable chauffeur services that offer personalized city tours. Check customer reviews and ratings to ensure you choose a reliable provider.

Make a Reservation: Contact the chauffeur service to book your tour. Provide details such as the date, time, and any specific cafes you wish to visit.

Confirm Details: Ensure you receive a confirmation of your booking, including information about your chauffeur and vehicle. Confirm the itinerary and any special requests.

Enhancing Your Café Experience with Chauffeur Services

Exploring Melbourne’s hidden cafes with a chauffeur offers an elevated experience:

Stress-Free Travel: Focus on enjoying your café visits without worrying about driving or parking. Your chauffeur takes care of everything, ensuring a relaxed journey.

Local Insights: Professional chauffeurs are knowledgeable about the city and can provide valuable insights and recommendations, enhancing your overall experience.

Flexibility: With a chauffeur, you can easily change your plans or add new stops to your itinerary. This flexibility allows you to make the most of your time in Melbourne.

Making the Most of Your Café Tour

To maximize your café-hopping adventure, consider the following tips:

Plan Your Route: Discuss your desired route with your chauffeur. They can help you optimize your itinerary to visit the most cafes within your available time.

Mix of Cafes: Include a mix of well-known spots and lesser-known gems in your tour. This variety ensures you experience the full spectrum of Melbourne’s café culture.

Take Your Time: Enjoy each café at a leisurely pace. Savor the coffee, soak in the ambiance, and don’t rush your visits.

Conclusion: Discover Melbourne’s Cafes in Style

Exploring Melbourne’s hidden cafes with a chauffeur service combines the joy of discovering new coffee spots with the luxury of personalized transportation. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, this experience allows you to delve into the city’s vibrant café scene without the usual stresses of travel.

From efficient airport transfer to luxury chauffeur cars, these services provide everything you need for a memorable café tour. Book your chauffeur service today and embark on a delightful journey through Melbourne’s finest hidden cafes. Enjoy the comfort, convenience, and personalized service that only a professional chauffeur can offer, making your café-hopping adventure truly special.

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If Albus would visit Melbourne, which places do you think he would go to and would absolutely love to visit? Also what do you think his coffee order would be when visiting the coffee shops there?

Oh my gosh, there's so many places I think he'd love. He's probably a student at the VCA and spends most of his time around campus or over at the Malthouse Theatre cafe/bar. He's probably one of those people who goes to the dome reading room in the State Library to study, because he can't concentrate in cafes - they're too loud.

He probably knows all the laneways and arcades like the back of his hand. He loves putting his headphones on, playing some loud music, and disappearing for a while in the many streets and corners and hidden spaces of Melbourne. He makes the excuse that he wants to see if there's any new graffiti art, but really he just likes the space and the time to think that those walks give him.

He loves the record stores and vintage shops in Brunswick and Fitzroy. Barely anything he owns is new and, since he and Craig are both design majors at the VCA, they've probably gone on a lot of sourcing trips to the city's north to find props and costumes.

His favourite theatre is probably one of the smaller spaces like fortyfivedownstairs. He saw a play there once about the end of the world - there was no set, hardly any props, and the actors were in modern dress. But the space spoke for itself - it's an industrial warehouse type space, cavernous and eery. You can feel lonely in a space like that, even when surrounded by people. And Albus - melancholic as he is - would love that.

He loves non traditional art spaces. He loves the art windows in the Degraves Street Subway. He loves the crowded Sticky Institute. He loves the exhibitions at the ACCA. He loves the buskers dotted throughout the city. He loves the little markets, especially the Rose Street Artist's Market and the Finders Keepers Market. He loves Pellegrini's and Brother Baba Budan and The Paperback and Readings. He loves seeing movies at Cinema Nova and then getting a cake and coffee at Brunetti's. He loves the Astor and was probably one of the organizers of the effort to save it from closure.

He loves hidden bars that can only be found through a wardrobe or a bookshelf. He loves late night dumplings in Chinatown and early morning coffees on the way to class. He loves sitting under the clocks at Flinders and watching the world go by as he waits for Scorpius's train to arrive. He loves Melbourne after rainfall - the way the lights reflect in the puddles. The crunch of leaves underneath his feet in Autumn. He loves the artists studios in the Nicholas Building and dreams of one day renting a space of his own. Albus would thrive in a city like Melbourne. Its beating heart is community, arts, coffee, and food. And threaded throughout are parks and trees and... so much light.

He probably usually orders a long black, espresso, or a macchiato - or a cold brew, once Summer hits. He likes the idea of strong, black coffee in theory, but in practice he's honestly more of a flat white or even a chai latte kind of person. Black coffee can be a little too bitter for him, and he prefers something with a bit more sweetness, but he's too committed to the aesthetic to stop ordering it.

He's such a coffee snob. He has a coffee machine and a grinder at home, and he buys his beans fresh from either Sensory Lab or McIver's Coffee in the Queen Vic Market. It's an expensive habit, and most of his friends are fine with capsule or instant coffee, but he likes making coffee at home. He loves memorizing the way his friends and family take their coffee, so he can always make them one whenever they visit him. Coffee is an act of love.

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🙌🏼 (at Brother Baba Budan) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0Auz45gEzW/?igshid=5zb6kl7pqrjl

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Brother Baba Budan, a cafe in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, found a way to use their extra chairs. Hey, you never know when you might need them.  

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Brother Baba Budan review and photos on Eatosaurus Rex: http://ift.tt/2jOplhr

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Brother baba budan

Named after a coffee smuggler in the 17th century who smuggled 7 coffee seeds into India to pay tribute to the man who helped spread and popularise coffee, this miniature place has a mere 15 seats, excluding the sea of wooden chair that’s hanging across the entire ceiling. It is usually packed with a queue that overflows onto the street considering its limited capacity and a popularity contrary to that, the intense smell of freshly ground coffee will tingle your senses and keep you in line

The place gives off a vintage yet industrial feel with the wooden themed surrounding and furniture, Brother baba budan really hits all the check mark, a balance between a hipster, instagram worthy environment and quality, expertly brewed coffee. The shop’s focus is on coffee so they don’t serve meals besides certain tidbits and desserts that complements the coffee

Address: 359 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000

Opening Time:

MON 07:00- 17:00

TUE 07:00- 17:00

WED 07:00- 17:00

THU 07:00- 17:00

FRI 07:00- 19:00

SAT 07:00- 19:00

SUN 08:00- 17:00

Tel: (03) 9606 0449

Website: https://www.broadsheet.com.au/melbourne/cafes/brother-baba-budan

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Last dessert date in Melbourne with T before I leave. Glad that we got to spend it in one of my favourite coffee places here, Brother Baba Budan! Grateful that all of these sweet treats are fully devoured in such a sweet moment with my sweet company ❤️

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good coffee, good croissants and cute friend @zdaniela0406 #webelieveinthefutureofcoffee #love#melbourne#beautiful#view#amazingweather#instagood#instafood#coffee#cafe#australia#favorite#photography#streetphotography (at Brother Baba Budan) https://www.instagram.com/p/B52jUDrhwdn/?igshid=1fbm6nyltdtp4

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The Off-The-Wall Hope-In-The-Wall that is Brother Baba Budan (at Brother Baba Budan) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4VepVJhmh4/?igshid=10rh45fqduuvc

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“We found an intense floral aroma. Noted of coffee blossom, stone fruits & honey sweetness, with a sparkling mouth feel” - I have never been captured in a coffee before today 😂 ☕️ (at Brother Baba Budan) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2FzB1CH6C_a3QDovuYzEwTUz8mt_O6V0WlaFw0/?igshid=1wspym6smwbf

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#brotherbababudan #street #melbourne (at Brother Baba Budan) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1syiTWHMjf/?igshid=1f15gdfbzh45o

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My brother Baba, you are pretty amazing to convert my non-coffee drinker gf to a flat white coffee lover. Good job! That proves how good their coffee is. (at Brother Baba Budan) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1FhF4LnVW1/?igshid=1cbz2ugpih860

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some coffee shop and interesting hanging chairs ☕💫 // Melbourne, Australia (at Brother Baba Budan) https://www.instagram.com/p/BnNH68rg51Y/?igshid=1oif3gokzsule

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MELBOURNE COFFEE ☕️ // Mocha; aud4.50 from Brother Baba Budan, one of the best coffee spots in Melbourne CBD. My mocha was smooth and delicious. Not a regular coffee drinker but I do know when coffee is good. 😉 #brotherbababudan #melbourne #coffee #melbournecoffee #mocha #pfrinmelbourne (at Brother Baba Budan) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv1msVtlhIo/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=13gxj4zfhz4v6

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Cafe: Brother Bada Budan // Melbourne VIC AU Coffee: Seven Seeds Photo: @BluntKrayon In the heart of the city, Brother Bada Budan occupies a small space with funky decor, serving up coffee using Seven Seeds. #coffee #cafe #SpecialtyCoffee #roaster #Melbourne #MELCoffee #TravellerCoffee #SevenSeeds (at Brother Baba Budan)