Coffee and brunch in Bondi at Piazza D’Oro

Posted: 18/09/2024

Attention all coffee lovers and budding baristas! Piazza D’Oro is inviting you to indulge in a caffeinated celebration like no other. Ahead of International Coffee Day, they’re rolling out the beans at Meidy’s Cafe in Bondi with an exclusive latte art workshop that promises to turn your coffee-swirling dreams into reality. This special event, in collaboration with the Nathan School of Coffee, will take place on the 28th of September 2024. It’s your golden ticket to becoming a latte art aficionado. Under the expert guidance of Nathan, you’ll dive into the world of latte artistry, learning to transform your morning brew into a masterpiece. And for those who love a bit of bragging rights, a certificate in latte art will be awarded to showcase your newfound skills. But wait, there’s more! Arrnott Olssen, renowned chef from My Kitchen Rules, will be curating a brunch menu that’s as delightful as it is inspired. Drawing from his Fijian roots, Olssen has crafted dishes that pair beautifully with Piazza D’Oro’s Organic Blend. Picture yourself savoring french toast with a heavenly Piazza D’Oro coffee cream or enjoying a tropical bircher muesli drizzled with coffee caramel. And yes, there will be free-flowing coffees and even an espresso martini to cap off your experience. Meidy’s Cafe, nestled in the heart of Bondi, will set the scene for this coffee extravaganza. Known for its multicultural vibe, this beloved local haunt is just the spot to brew up some fun and flavor. For just $25, you’ll enjoy two hours of coffee creativity, gourmet… Read More

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Good cafes in Double Bay, Sydney – Industry Beans is open

by James Banham

Posted: 16/03/2022

This March, Industry Beans – a new cafe in Double Bay, right near Double Bay’s new Woolworth’s Metro – is open! Supplying the community with caffeine either in or out of the supermarket and other locals with the knowledge, the opening marks the beginning of an exciting partnership between Industry Beans and Woolworths Metro. View this post on Instagram A post shared by INDUSTRY BEANS (@industrybeans) With the signature Industry Beans Modbar set up, the outfit will echo the design note held in their existing venues in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. This brand-new Double Bay venue offers premium, fast, consistent takeaway service for espresso and filter coffee. With the Industry Beans signature Modbar set up, the outfit within Woolworths Metro echoes the design notes of their existing venues in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. For more and to plan your next weekend visit, head to the Industry Beans website View this post on Instagram A post shared by INDUSTRY BEANS (@industrybeans)

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Sydney coffee brand Seven Miles launches recycling program in the right direction

by THE F

Updated: 16/11/2022

To say that Australians “enjoy a cup of coffee” would be an understatement. We guzzle over six billion cups of coffee every year. Manly roaster, Seven Miles are not only committed to roasting the best but being the best in sustainability. Seven Miles has partnered with Terracycle on Australia’s first free-to-use coffee recycling program. The program allows consumers to recycle used coffee bags and coffee pods, free of charge. CEO of Seven Miles, Jenny Willits explains “everything we do is in the pursuit of exceptional coffee, and for us that includes the journey from bean to cup, and beyond. It is expected that the new sustainability initiatives at Seven Miles will reduce landfill levels by a whopping 16 tonnes over the next five years. The 7 Miles in the Right Direction initiatives include: 1/ A free recycling partnership with TerraCycle for coffee bags and capsules 2/ The use of RecycleMe™ cups which can actually be recycled (standard coffee cups can’t be). 3/ The installation of 264 solar panels on their Manly Vale roastery 4/ Collecting used coffee grinds and using them as fertiliser on local farms 5/ The coffee bean sacks are reused in animal enclosures at Taronga Zoo Jenny continues “We know our consumers want to make more sustainable choices, and our exciting new TerraCycle partnership means this can now include even the bags their coffee comes in!” You can purchase Seven Miles coffee online or visit them at their Manly Vale roastery, 75 Kenneth Rd, the espresso bar is open 7:30am – 11:30am, Monday to Friday. Lottie Dalziel is resident… Read More

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Coffee all over Sydney: Chambers Fine Coffee does it right

Holding a cup of coffee in front of the trading hours of Chambers Fine Coffee

by Emi Berry

Posted: 11/05/2019

When you think of Haymarket in Sydney, delicious Chinese dumplings and barbecued Peking duck probably springs to mind. But located on the fringes of bustling Chinatown is some of the most satisfying coffee you’ll find in town – at Chambers Fine Coffee.Who would’ve thought? The queue for takeaway coffee is evidence that this the go-to cafe for locals working or studying in the precinct for their daily dose of caffeine. As the name suggests, Chambers Fine Coffee is committed to brewing a decent hot beverage, which isn’t just limited to coffee, but also includes trending favourites such as organic matcha lattes, turmeric lattes and dirty chai lattes – the perfect belly warmer for those cold autumn days. For the warmer months, Chambers also offers delicious frappes, milkshakes and smoothies. Chambers also offers an all day breakfast menu with old time favourites such as eggs benedict with smoked salmon, accompanied with slices of satisfyingly crunchy toasted sourdough. But then who can go past a finger-licking burger with chips for lunch, which also includes a vegetarian version with grilled haloumi, eggplant, tomato and lettuce? The menu is extensive but not overwhelming (because that’s the last thing you want when you want to sit down to an uncomplicated, casual meal), and guarantees to cater to all cravings at a reasonable price point. Chambers Fine Coffee can be found across six locations in Sydney including Haymarket, Top Ryde, Rhodes, Chatswood, Parramatta and Burwood Plaza.

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Coffee and brunch in Bondi at Piazza D’Oro

Good cafes in Double Bay, Sydney – Industry Beans is open

Sydney coffee brand Seven Miles launches recycling program in the right direction

Coffee all over Sydney: Chambers Fine Coffee does it right