My first experience at Seven Seeds was on a cold winter morning, about 4 years ago when I hadn't even completed my VCE. Memories take me back to a cobblestone lane way quite narrow in size, barely able to fit a truck with the water trickling down its path. At first glance you see a simplistic light coloured wood facade with a table out front. There was something about its character, maybe the weather complimented its simplistic nature or maybe I was under the illusion I was in London. More to the point the experience was quite interesting as prior visiting this establishment I had never seen a converted warehouse rendered a cafe. Inside was a lively bunch. All eager to start the day with a punch. My friend insisted we try Seven Seeds for the fantastic coffee that they offer their patrons and my thirst needed quenching! Service was definitely satisfactory, nothing above normal to be frank. The character of staff was welcoming and our requests were made without hassle. To supplement the wait, Seven Seeds designates a particular room for take-away coffee waiters. You're essentially filtered through a small wooden box, once again simplistic in nature and are given a quick little peak at their coffee engineering room, where several blends of coffee are mixed together to make wonderful concoctions of their arsenal. On the wait newspapers are left aside so visitors can have a quick read before scurrying off with their coffee's. I indulged for a minute and our coffees were served. On stepping out of the establishment my take-away cup warms the hands, bringing some vitality to my morning. I open the lid and take a sip... (what happens after is simply delightful) now its your turn to experience, Seven Seeds!

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