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AU79 cafe goes for gold

As the adage goes: money can't buy you happiness. But it will buy you a power breakfast in brass-trimmed surrounds.

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Shanklin cafe serves a super shakshuka

Tired of molecular gastronomy-style brunches featuring foams and 63-degree eggs? Check out this classic cafe menu instead.

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Code Black does Melbourne proud

This warehouse cafe is so seriously black that if you wear dark tones, you'll appear as a floating head.

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Northcote newcomer Tinkers with smashed avo

Tinker swaps the cafe staple for braised peas, poachies and halloumi.

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Dear Abbey lures the hangry to brunch revival

If coffee is a religion, this cafe in a Moonee Ponds church makes perfect sense.

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Step aside smashed avo, hello sweet potato and feta smash

You won't find any foam, 63-degree eggs or lobster doughnut burgers at this no-fuss cafe.

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Pedro Espresso serves Melbourne-style coffee with a Big Apple pace

On a barren section of St Kilda Road, Pedro Espresso won't be quiet for long.

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Burger queens transform cafe into pop-up Miss America's diner

Retro hamburger heaven in Riverwood.

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Little Hugh is a big city gem in the 'burbs

Welcome to the eastern suburbs where the property prices are low and the coffee is hot.

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At Prahran's Market on Malvern, it's hip to be healthy

Cafe menu features dishes that are gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free and fructose-free. But the best thing is, they're not taste-free.

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