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Welcome To Coffee Exchange
Coffee Exchange, located at 9-11/1 Little Collins St in Melbourne, is a cozy café that delights coffee lovers and breakfast enthusiasts alike. With a focus on quality ingredients, their menu features standout items such as the savory EggXchange with spicy sausages and the delectable chicken avocado bagel. Customers rave about their freshly baked croissants and unique offerings like sweet potato rosti, paired perfectly with rich coffee and matcha lattes. The inviting atmosphere, coupled with attentive service and an emphasis on sustainability—evidenced by their use of paper packaging—makes Coffee Exchange a must-visit destination for a satisfying breakfast experience.
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Coffee Exchange
Welcome to Coffee Exchange, a hidden gem nestled in the bustling heart of Melbourne at 9-11/1 Little Collins St. If you're in search of a cozy café that offers not just great coffee but a memorable breakfast experience, look no further. This charming spot has captured the attention of locals and visitors alike with its focus on curated flavor pairings and inviting ambiance.
One of the standout features of Coffee Exchange is its commitment to quality ingredients. Customers rave about their flaky, buttery croissants—so good that some patrons can't resist ordering multiple! Celestine noted that the croissants are indeed a highlight, impeccably baked to perfection. And let’s not forget their impressive offerings from the kitchen, like the EggXchange dish, featuring roasted tomatoes that are bursting with flavor and sausages that deliver a delightful spicy kick as described by Adrian Yao. While some may find a lingering oiliness to the dish, the overall impression remains overwhelmingly positive.
Coffee enthusiasts will be pleased to know that Coffee Exchange takes their brews seriously. The Long Black and matcha lattes have received particular praise for their rich flavors and quality. Serena Huh enthused about her large matcha latte with soy, while others have found the coffee to surpass expectations. For those seeking alternatives, the chai is reported to be a refreshing departure from the standard instant varieties.
Veggie lovers will find unique offerings like their paleo burger, which features a delectable beetroot purée that adds a vibrant touch. Hazza N highlighted the chicken avocado bagel and almond croissant as essential eats, solidifying Coffee Exchange as a formidable contender for breakfast domination in the city. It's the perfect stop, especially for those looking to escape the overpriced hotel breakfasts nearby.
Despite a few minor critiques—like requests for no utensils seemingly going unnoticed—Coffee Exchange remains a beloved café that treats patrons to an enjoyable atmosphere, delicious food, and standout coffee. As you explore Melbourne's culinary landscape, do yourself a favor and pay a visit to Coffee Exchange. It might just become your new favorite breakfast spot.
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“ We ordered from them via Menulog on the last day of January. It would have been better if they followed my request on the note to restaurant - no utensils please. But I still like that they used paper box for food. My large matcha latte with soy was good. Long Black was reported good. I really like the beetroot purée in paleo burger! My sweet potato rosti was very yummy! I'd suggest have it without the sauce attached. ”
“ Ordered the EggXchange. Pros: the roasted tomatoes is absolutely delicious. The sausages packs a kick of spiciness. Was not expecting that at all. Cons: if I want to be critical, I guess it's that the overall dish was just quite oily. In general, a decent place for breakfast. ”
“ Excellent place for breakfast. Had the chicken avocado bagel and almond croissant. Coffee was very good aswell. We stayed at nearby Park Hyatt and the breakfast there is overpriced. Better to walk over to Coffee Exchange (2min walk) for much better brekky! ”
“ On my journey for a good value ham cheese croissant, came across this cafe. $10 for this one. Taste was ok and passable, but compared in both size and contents, other cafes are better suited in terms of size and cost. ”
“ It was not crowded when we ate there. Their croissant was good, I had 2 of them. The toastie was ok. Their ham was delicious. Coffee was not bad and the chai was not the instant kind. ”