
Good Measure: Coffee by Day in Carlton
On Lygon Street in Carlton, Good Measure pairs a relaxed café setting with a distinctive coffee menu. Its signature Mont Blanc brings chilled filter coffee together with whipped cream, nutmeg and orange zest.
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On Lygon Street in Carlton, Good Measure pairs a relaxed café setting with a distinctive coffee menu. Its signature Mont Blanc brings chilled filter coffee together with whipped cream, nutmeg and orange zest.

With its golden façade, green dome and row of clocks, Flinders Street Station is one of Melbourne’s most recognisable landmarks. Pause to take in the historic architecture, then explore Federation Square and the Yarra River nearby.

Code Black Coffee is a Melbourne specialty coffee roaster with cafés and espresso bars across the city. Its Brunswick HQ combines a café with the roastery, while other locations offer options in the CBD and inner suburbs.

Queen Victoria Market is a historic inner-city marketplace with fresh food, specialty groceries, clothing and locally made goods. Its produce halls and open-air sheds offer a look at a long-running part of Melbourne’s market culture.

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