Clay Coffee Collective is aptly named, for the cafe showcases a range of ceramics stacked up high as decor and each coffee ordered is served is a ceramic cup. We hear that the clay is care of Brigita Hammel, an Australian artist. The cafe can be found in a narrow alley of the main strip … Continue reading Clay Coffee Collective @ Gerringong
Cafes are popping up everywhere these days and Rosebery in particular has gained a few good places in the past few months with the likes of Substation and Haven. Moon and Back hailing from Japan (Kyoto) has opened opposite Haven which must be tough for competition, but they’ve got their own niche, primarily focusing on … Continue reading Moon and back – coffee, lifestyle and concept store @ Rosebery
Project Snail run pottery and design classes for the beginner to advanced student in their studios in Newtown, Sydney. Developed by Korean artist Daegeon and Rebecca to encourage thinking and creativity. We enrolled for the “experience”, a single class for $79. This included an intro to clay work and throwing on a potters wheel and … Continue reading Project Snail @ Newtown
In a little backstreet of Leichhardt, you’ll find a hip little cafe with a great vibe. A converted warehouse space behind the roller door with plenty of tables spaced out (to meet Covid19 safe measures), and a buzzing crowd of customers. We love the industrial look with high roof, concrete floors, exposed brick wall and … Continue reading The Carpenter Cafe
