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🇦🇺 A Sydney café that cares about coffee and community

Padre Coffee in Paddington, Sydney is the first Sydney store of a Melbourne-based specialty coffee roaster. It opened in June 2023 and is a cafe that has received high praise from coffee lovers! 📍Recommended points It features a brew bar with the latest equipment, self-service filter and cold brew taps, and a barista training space. It is a space that values coffee and community, and can be enjoyed by beginners and advanced coffee lovers alike. 📍Recommended menu The menu includes limited edition Colombian single origin (cherry and rose flavors), Portuguese egg tarts from Tuga Pastries, and bread from Staple Bread, all of which go perfectly with coffee. 🏠 Store information Store name: Padre Coffee Paddington Address: 241A & 241B Glenmore Road, Paddington NSW 2021, Australia Opening hours: Mon-Fri 7:00-14:00, Sat-Sun 7:00-15:00 #0 yen trip

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