We slept in today because we had a long day at Phillip Island yesterday, and only ventured out after 10am.
We were just walking along Elizabeth Street, trying to find something to munch. And we passed by Brother Baba Budan again!
This time, I didn’t miss the chance to walk in and got myself a skinny Latte (A$4) to go since there weren’t much pastry choices and we were going to Queen Victoria Market later. And boy, this was the best coffee I have had so far in Melbourne!
I was telling wifey that the first sip of the coffee instinctively tells me if I am going to like this coffee or not; it needs to give me that warm, oomph feeling and not just a meh kind of feel. And this cup from Brother Baba Budan definitely did that. It was smooth, aromatic with the right temperature that just flows effortlessly down your throat exciting every cell along the way…
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Before the start of our day-trip to Philip Island, we needed to have some good breakfast!
We were looking for a place to warm ourselves up after a free tram ride back to the CBD area from watching the fireworks display at Docklands Waterfront. We stumbled across this cozy place which was still opened while looking for a cafe, and the French crepes called out to us!
Degraves Street appeared to be a most happening place, with an entire street filled with breakfast options, and today was the day to try it out!
So we past by The Block Arcade during our walking tour on our first day in Melbourne and the beautiful display of cakes and tarts, as well as the classic decor of an English tea room at Hopetoun Tea Rooms wowed us (not to mention the snaking queue outside the cafe)!
Located in a little alley, we decided to have our coffee break here, after searching through Google ratings!

A new kid on the block, and the waffles were calling out to us!
We were looking for a quiet Sunday brunch place, and Laurent’s Cafe seemed to be a good option 🙂