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Amara Coffee sits quietly on Victoria Street in Seddon, offering a casual cafe experience with a noticeable Vietnamese influence that shapes both its coffee and food offerings. This spot draws a diverse crowd—from families with young kids to local workers and coffee enthusiasts—making it a welcoming everyday hub rather than a destination for formal dining.
One of the standout reasons locals keep coming back is the coffee, especially the coconut iced coffee, which echoes the flavors of Vietnam and brings a touch of the familiar for those craving something different in Melbourne’s west. The baristas here pay close attention to their craft, evident in the well-executed lattes and the thoughtful touches like latte art. The more adventurous might appreciate the peanut butter cream iced latte with oat milk, showcasing the cafe’s willingness to play with flavors beyond the standard café fare.
Food at Amara follows suit with a Vietnamese twist on breakfast and brunch classics. The menu includes options like banh mi with authentic soft bread, shakshuka with a spicy kick that appeals to both adults and kids, and crabmeat chili scramble which mixes comfort with a subtle nod to regional tastes. The pancake selection, featuring fluffy textures and creative coffee caramel sauce, adds variety for those who want something sweet or brunch-style casual. Notably, the space accommodates young families well, with baby-specific options and bulked-out seating that doesn’t feel cramped, making it a practical choice for parents needing somewhere easy and relaxed.
Atmospherically, Amara Coffee offers a straightforward, laid-back vibe. It’s the kind of place where you pop in for a quick caffeine fix but can easily linger for a slow weekend brunch or a casual catch-up. Parking is relatively easy around the area, which can be a big plus for locals driving in from surrounding suburbs. The friendly and gentle service amplifies a sense of neighborhood warmth without feeling overly curated or trendy.
Best visited: On weekend mornings when the natural light filters in and families start to fill the room, or mid-mornings during the week when locals step out from nearby work to grab a quality coffee and a bite. It’s a spot that fits well into the rhythm of Seddon’s mixed-use streetscape, balancing well between casual dining and a solid coffee stop.
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