Cathedral Coffee
A tiny cafe at the Nicholas Building in the CBD.
Cathedral Coffee
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Its footprint may be smaller than some cafe’s coolrooms, but Cathedral is no lightweight. Pedestrians escape Swanston Street for Baker Bleu pastries and generous sandwiches, and at night there are cult wines, martinis, duck rillettes and tinned fish. Sore heads are handled the next day with caffe corretto: espresso and a shot of liqueur on a silver tray.
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