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Caffe Migliore coffee. 233 King St, Newtown. It’s perhaps unfair to call this place a cafe: first and foremost their specialty is Lebanese cuisine, and at the time of review I was only there to grab a late-evening decaf.
The decaf coffee here (there’s no decaf grinder) was a little weak: more like a glass of milk than a cup of coffee, but certainly pleasant enough as the coda to a meal.
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Caffe migliore coffee. Reservoir at, surry hills. Big tables, this is
a place to relax in the shade and take in some food and a coffee. The
crowd here is mostly suits and nearby workers, with the staff being
comfortable with their regulars, and friendly with newcomers like
myself.
The decaf latte is good, unusually full-flavoured, a good temperature
for easy drinking. Worth a visit.
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Caffe migliore coffee. Next to a tiny park: more like a patch of grass, really, is this hurstville institution. Salad bar, snacks, sandwiches, and coffee, and a place to sit outdoors – a rare treat in this town. Staff are enthusiastic and happy, though they don’t get my order exactly right.
Coffee is as you would expect: the decaf is stored in a clear plastic container, so it’s not the freshest, even for pre-ground. Though I order a latte, they give me a cappucino, so the chocolate dust masks much of the flavour. Not too bad.
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Caffé migliore coffee. A ray of architect-driven sunshine in a dark part of pitt st. Big range of breakfast options, and lots of choices for reading material. Suits galore, and some other government workers: uniforms you don’t expect to see in the city.
Coffee is hot, but thin, and the taste is not quite right for migliore; more processed robusta than the high-quality coffee that I was hoping for. 4/10
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