This inconspicuous warehouse cafe a little north of Queen Victoria Market has plenty of room to store your bike and sip a splendid coffee with something from the all-day menu. On Wednesdays at 8am you can join a cupping session ($5). It also owns Traveller and Brother Baba Budan in the CBD.
Seven Seeds
Melbourne
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