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Café, Ground Level, 161 Collins St, Melbourne, Australia

Liminal

100 out of 100 work score

Recommended by 3 independent sources

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Named as a place to work from by 3 independent sources.

  • generous amounts of space... curved green couches and armchairs to expansive communal tables
    • Indoor seating: yes

    Broadsheet MelbourneArticle, May 2021Five Places in the CBD Worth Working Remotely From

    on broadsheet.com.au
  • All-day dining with a private conference room

    Concrete PlaygroundGuide, May 2026The Best Cafes for Working or Studying in Melbourne

    on concreteplayground.com
  • communal tables, velvet booths and even plush armchairs with a side table you can work from... open only on weekdays
    • Indoor seating: yes

    Time Out MelbourneGuide, April 2024The best cafés for freelance workers

    on timeout.com

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