Bought from a kind old Italian man, in a rundown suburb of Sydney, we really wanted to like this take away effort. One of his signs outside called it 'award winning coffee'... Well, there can be all sorts of awards, can't there? Again, one was significantly worse than the other (mine, of course!)... But not as pronounced as the Halfway Creek effort. Too milky, too faceless, forgettable. (BUT WE GOT A RICH TEA BISCUIT AND FELT AT HOME FOR A LITTLE)(Not...

A takeaway cup at the Waterpolo pool. Not bad! Strong, good but monotone flavour. Bought to keep us warm, but then the sun came out. Oops.

After all the fun and overconsumption of yesterday's Boxing Day (aka Christymas), today was an altogether chilled out affair, with not much to report.We arose late-ish from our hotel room to check out and leave our bags at the concierge, so that we could have brunch at the nearby Coogee Pavilion. Unfortunately, it was reasonably disappointing - indeed we've had much better in Australia. We then decline an offer of a lift back to Carlton from Christy, so w...

Initially a grainy texture but, as yesterday, a good flavour. The breakfasts were mixed - I had the classic hangover cure of bacon and egg sarnie, which was

I was busy finishing my book, and this coffee didn't hold my attention long enough for me to want to review it. It was a standard hotel coffee; a little hot and not tasty enough for us to finish even one between us. The barista earns it further minus points for twice asking whether we wanted skimmed milk (it's Christmas pal, give us a break!). And he had terrible hair. Foxy thought he was hungover and struggling, so perhaps we should be more forgiving. Ti...