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Moose Cafe & General Store (REDFERN)

This kitsch nest for dark coffee, spelt pancakes, atypical jam and hand-made granola is Redfern’s antidote to a big Friday night.

Come Saturday morning, this tiny renovated butcher shop generates enough warm feelings to nurse any wounds. As there’s seating for only a few, this general store charms with takeaway options and an online ‘mix your own muesli’ store. It’s a must see space to drink in their motto of ‘more, better, nice'.

Moose Cafe & General Store
18 Cooper Street, Redfern.
T: 8097 9684

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