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Sarnies

Chinatown & the CBD


Luscious, epic sarnies (Australian slang for sandwiches) bust the jaws of suits and hipsters at this new-school Aussie cafe. Farm-to-table produce shows off in sandwich combos like grilled eggplant and hummus, or blokey grass-fed steak with mushrooms and onions. Gourmet soups and salads pack an equal punch, while the weekend brunch includes house-cured bacon.

Coffee snobs will appreciate the on-site roasting, best sampled in Sarnie's impressive espresso martini.


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