Fluid Espresso

These guys are probably my local now.
They’re situated across from Beaconsfield Park where I walk my dog.
They use Double Roasters beans and the guys here are great and get to know you. The food is tasty and affordable, and the coffee is bang on and at a good price point at $ 3 for a regular cup.
Laid back vibe and atmosphere with outdoor seating as well.

Coffee: Axil Coffee (Axil Coffee Roasters — Melbourne)
Passion: ⁸⁄₁₀
Crema: ⁹⁄₁₀
Given the hot tip from a random customer of another café I was at I made my way here, struggling to find parking, to try out a new café. I was surprised to find that having only changed owners a few weeks ago, it really was a new café. While I don’t have a lot of experience with cafes in the area, it seems like these guys should do well here.
I started off with a guest espresso from a Thalanas Estate Indian Arabica AA (Elephant Hills Coffee) which was deliciously light and fresh on the palate. Would have loved to try it as a batch coffee as it seems that alot of the flavour profile remained hidden in the depths of the espresso. Still, it was delicious.
I then switched over to what is being used as the house blend here, a seasonal espresso blend from Axil Coffee Roasters, apparently one of the only cafes in Sydney to be serving it, and it was sweet and fruity, but well balanced, with no aggressive after-​taste. Either way, it was something different and enjoyable. It will be interesting to see in more cafes around Sydney cotton on to this roaster.
As a café, the look and feel is fantastic. Like an oasis away from the backstreets of Beaconsfield, this café is relaxed and comfy. While still finding their feet a little, they certainly would be my pick for a café to visit in this area. I hope they continue to expand the range of coffees available and keep up with the guest espressos.
N.B.
No #powerwhoring available
There is public WiFi available (ask for password)
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