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Glory Us

Cosy spot for coffee and sangers.

Glory Us’ glorious salad sandwich.
1 / 5Glory Us’ glorious salad sandwich.Supplied
Caramelised bananas on French toast at Glory-Us.
2 / 5Caramelised bananas on French toast at Glory-Us.Supplied
The chip butty at Glory-Us cafe is finished with homemade HP sauce.
3 / 5The chip butty at Glory-Us cafe is finished with homemade HP sauce.Supplied
The Glory Us omelette.
4 / 5The Glory Us omelette.Emma Mash
There are plenty of sandwiches available.
5 / 5There are plenty of sandwiches available. Supplied

Glory Us Fitzroy North

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You might not think Fitzroy North needed any more cafes but turns out there was a gap shaped just like Glory Us. Grab Rumble coffee from the takeaway window or sit at the communal table in the plywood-lined space for a crunchy salad sandwich or modern ploughman’s platter with goat’s cheese, onion jam and pickles.

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