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Oct282006

Anise, King St Newtown - revisited.


Danes coffee. 381 King St, Newtown. Friendly staff greet you on arrival, and water is brought to the table even before you order - always a good start. The courtyard at the back has a choice of outdoor furniture, seating about thirty. It's a breezy, laid back space.



Towards the front of house is an open kitchen' and some more sun-drenched seating overlooking King St.



Coffee is well-made; the grinder is running to make the shots, it's a drinkable temperature and the texture is smooth, and a little light. All that lets it down is the Danes coffee itself; i'm personally not a fan, but your mileage may vary.


Note: I was prompted to revisit after hearing from the new owners, but I didn't identify myself.

Reader Comments (3)

[...] The new owners have - I’m reliably informed - increased the prices, but it remains a place on King St where pleasant coffee and cafe breakfasts - with a french style to them - can be had. Try the courtyard out the back: it’s a good 5 degrees cooler in summer. High marks also for the lychee / strawberry / mint frappe: very refreshing. New - Updated! [...]

October 28, 2006 | Unregistered Commentercafedave.net » Blog Arch

I wish you reviewed this cafe when it was La petite Pomme if you have can i please see it. i really like your comments they are honest

November 30, 2007 | Unregistered Commenteranna

Anna,

thanks for your kind words; sadly, though I visited the cafe a couple of times back then, it was before I was writing reviews: I had a great breakfast in the courtyard back when it was still "the little apple", but I haven't left any thoughts for posterity.

November 30, 2007 | Unregistered Commenterdave

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