What:
Jungle Juice
Where:
20 Centre Place, Melbourne (below Hell's Kitchen)
When:
Mon-Fri 7.30am-5pm, Sat 8.30am-5pm, Sun 9am-5pm
Contact:
9639 8779
Centre Place is deceptive - it looks all niche but there are an alarmingly high number of generic pide rolls on offer. Fortunately, the guys at Jungle Juice ain't no monkeys. They stand alone with dash cunning use of bagels, the club-sandwich of the financial year 2004/05 and one of the best cups of coffee on the block. They also offer catering services so next time your secretary pool gets restless, placate them with some culinary tricks from Jungle Juice.
Location: CBD
Venue Type: Cafe
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