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Innovative coffee shops and tea houses are bringing late-night cafe culture to the UK

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Innovative coffee shops and tea houses are bringing late-night cafe culture to the UK

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Aside from the odd after dinner espresso, coffee drinking has always been a daytime pursuit in Britain.

But a new wave of cafes across the country are showing that there's room (and demand) for late-night coffee bars and all-day tea houses.

Cultivating a late-night cafe culture

Over the last few years, late-night cafe culture - which is the norm in many cosmopolitan European cities - has started to filter down into the UK's coffee scene.

In London, places like Clerkenwell Grind and Bernstein's have shown that the all-day cafe is not only something that works, but it's popular too.

Further north, Edinburgh's Brew Lab cafe recently launched late night opening, providing a coffee shop-bar hybrid open until 9pm five nights a week.

"It was something we had been thinking about since before we even opened Brew Lab," says Brew Lab co-founder, Dave Law.

"Since we started the late opening, we've been surprised at how many people are still drinking coffee into the evening."
Dave Law, Brew Lab co-founder

"I suppose there's some inspiration from European cafe culture, but its more about offering a space between a bar and a cafe that offers a wide range of carefully curated and high quality products."

Law assumed that the alcoholic offerings (craft beers, natural wines and cocktails) would take over during the evenings, but was surprised by how popular coffee-drinking remained.

"We're also offering a range of coffee-based cocktails (made using our cold brew coffee) so that certainly offers a different way to drink coffee in the evening," he adds.

Sheffield-based Tamper Coffee operate a similar Friday night after hours service, with gourmet food, craft beers and cocktails on offer as well as coffee.

Owner, Jonathan Perry, took inspiration from his home country of New Zealand when expanding the coffee shop's offering.

"Daytime and nighttime cafe-bistros are a big thing back home, and if you have the space and audience to deliver it, then why not?" Perry explains.

"It is still a massive challenge in the UK, as night time socialising has predominantly revolved around a pub culture of drinking and eating, with coffee being an afterthought."
Jonathan Perry, Tamper Coffee founder

The idea for Friday After:Hours came about after Tamper Coffee held several one-off bistro evenings which were a huge success, and allowed the team to showcase a different side of the business.

For Perry, being able to provide something different for customers is also an important way to make sure his staff are passionate about what they do.

"It gives our kitchen staff some variety to their day-to-day routine. It gets them excited, which is hugely important to us as a business."

An alternative to the pub

It's not just coffee shops which are noticing the need for late night openings.

Tea houses, like Quilliam Brothers in Newcastle, are getting in on the action too, with later opening hours, evening menus and even speciality services.

After returning from a trip to Budapest, where all-night tea houses were an established alternative to going out boozing, the three Quilliam brothers quickly realised that the UK had little to offer on this front.

"Coming back to Newcastle, we realised how ridiculous it was that there wasn't anywhere open after 6pm to get a cup of tea, except for a pub or bar where (if you aren't drinking) it can be intimidating and often anti-social," explains co-founder Patrick Quilliam.

"We are not teetotallers, and love a visit to a good pub when we want to, but we also love the socially inclusive nature of sharing a pot of tea."
Patrick Quilliam, Quilliam Brothers co-founder

The cafe also houses a gallery and cinema space, allowing people to socialise over a cup of tea no matter the time of day.

Not all businesses have found success in simply opening later, however.

Glasgow-based Cup Tea Rooms experimented with opening until 11pm, but found that the demand just wasn't there.

Operating under the same parent company, they launched a new business, Gin 71.

Although they are two completely separate businesses, they occupy the same space - once Cup closes at 5pm, there's a quick transformation and the same premises reopens as the bar Gin 71.

"Ultimately we realised that in order to make an impact on the evening trade, we needed something distinctly different to Cup," explains Sophie Aire from Cup.

Standing out from the crowd

Is this new trend of later opening hours and evening menus necessary for a cafe to stand out these days? The answer is both yes and no.

"It's becoming a very crowded market place, but coffee shops are very localised. Customers will go to their local, favourite coffee shop," says Law.

"But, within your small locality, I think it's important to continue to innovate and offer something that can ensure people keep coming after the usual daytime coffee shop opening hours."

Patrick Quilliam agrees, noting that it's the quality of the products and service which really matter, but having something different does help to give the businesses an edge over competitors.

"The cinema, gallery and late opening hours have helped in shaping the atmosphere of the place. These little bonuses secure a place in people's memories and affection, but aren't necessary to stand out."

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Innovative coffee shops are bringing late-night cafe culture to the UK

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Aside from the odd after dinner espresso, coffee drinking has always been a daytime pursuit in Britain. But a new wave of cafes across the country are showing that there's room (and demand) for late-night coffee bars and all-day tea houses.

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Beanhunter app users vote Brisbane best cafe in Australia

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MELBOURNE'S famous coffee culture has taken a strong hit as Brisbane businesses have been named the top three coffee houses in Australia.

Eight of the top 10 best cafes named by consumers via the review app Beanhunter are from southeast Queensland.

The rankings were based on feedback on coffee, atmosphere and service for 28,000 cafes.

Caffeine lovers' No.1 choice is North Lakes business Told You So.

The family-run cafe prides itself on old-fashioned service, friendliness and, of course, serving great coffee.

"We are a new business and it is lovely that customers rate our cafe highly. Queenslanders have become very coffee-savvy," owner Anna Lumsden said.

One reviewer said: "Absolutely loved the coffee at Told You So. Anna and her team provide a wonderful, warm and inviting atmosphere.

"I had a piccolo, a cold press and a sparkling black coffee soda, all of which were perfectly made and balanced."

The coffee soda is a speciality where cold brewed coffee is poured on to sparkling water.

Brisbane's Espresso House and The Lodge come in at No.2 and No.3.

Melbourne's Plug Nickel just squeezes into the top 10 but Sydney misses out.

A recent report from IbisWorld says that thanks to Australians' love of quality coffee, industry revenue is expected to increase by 6.9 per cent in 2016-17, to total $5.5 billion.

"Niche and independent coffee houses tend to differentiate themselves based on the quality of their coffee," the report says.

Top 10 cafes

1. Told You So (Brisbane)

2. Espresso House Windsor (Brisbane)

3. The Lodge (Brisbane)

4. Kai Coffee (Sunshine Coast)

5. Shawty's Espresso (Brisbane)

6. Door 34 (Newcastle)

7. Cup From Above (Brisbane)

8. Day Made (Brisbane)

9. Zabe Espresso Bar (Sunshine Coast)

10. Plug Nickel (Melbourne)

* As voted by Beanhunter users

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MELBOURNE'S famous coffee culture has taken a strong hit as Brisbane businesses have been named the top three coffee houses in Australia. Eight of the top 10 best cafes named by consumers via the review app Beanhunter are from southeast Queensland. The rankings were based on feedback on coffee, atmosphere and service for 28,000 cafes.

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Avolatte: ‘It’s literally coffee in a piece of rubbish’

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Avolatte: ‘It’s literally coffee in a piece of rubbish’

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IT'S been said that young people can't afford million dollars houses in Australia's major cities because we're all running around buying $4 lattes and eating smashed avocado on toast every other day.
Well the Truman Cafe in, you guessed it, Melbourne, has come up with the ultimate four dollar F-you to those who propagate such economic theories: a latte made in an avocado.

This is either a clever marketing campaign wrapped up as a tongue-in-cheek satire about the housing affordability debate, or maybe we've just reached peak hipster. Or maybe both.

But judging from the cry-laugh emoji posted alongside a video of the caffeinated creation posted on Instagram last week which has since gone viral, it's probably all just a dumb joke.

In fact a barista at the cafe, Jaydin Nathan, confirmed the obvious to news.com.au that, yes, "it was actually just a joke".

"We weren't actually selling them but then someone came in today and wanted one," he said.

"I think it's ridiculous. It's literally coffee in a piece of rubbish."

The creation - dubbed the avolatte - has divided the ever opinionated internet with everyone from UK newspaper The independent to a news website in Cleveland tweeting about it.

Even if the Luddites at Merriam-Webster Dictionary aren't willing to get on board just yet.

Word We're Not Watching: avolatte.
- Merriam-Webster (@MerriamWebster) May 20, 2017

Meanwhile others on social media are heralding the end of times, the death of culture itself ushered in by the thought of people trying to sip a latte out of an avocado skin.

But ironically (and yes the irony of it being ironic is perhaps the best part), all the attention it's received has meant the Truman Cafe has actually had to offer them up to customers.

"It's been getting more and more attention," Mr Nathan said. "I don't know, maybe we'll start" selling them, he joked.

So there you go, if you want to ease the pain of knowing you'll be renting for the rest of your life, head on down to Albert Park in Melbourne and annoy the barista so you can enjoy the height of frivolous spending by drinking a coffee out of a discarded scrap of fruit.

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A Melbourne coffee shop is selling a coffee served in an avocado.

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IT'S been said that young people can't afford million dollars houses in Australia's major cities because we're all running around buying $4 lattes and eating smashed avocado on toast every other day. Well the Truman Cafe in, you guessed it, Melbourne, has come up with the ultimate four dollar F-you to those who propagate such economic theories: a latte made in an avocado.

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Yelp releases best coffee shops in Australia

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Yelp releases best coffee shops in Australia

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Too hot, too weak, terrible milk ... there are so many ways a barista can get it wrong.

To help in the quest for an on-point caffeine kick, here is the list that Yelp just released of the top 100 coffee places in Australia.

For the uninitiated, Yelp is an app that publishes crowdsourced reviews about local businesses.

To determine the placings the data team analysed which coffee places were the most popular and well reviewed. They compared businesses from across the country using a ranking that considered total ratings and number of reviews, while also accounting for quality, popularity, and statistical fluctuations.

Melbourne holds its reputation as the Australian city with the highest proportion of coffee lovers. City laneway favourite Patricia takes the top spot and 27 Victorian businesses made the list overall (the best of any state).

It's also interesting to note that Western Australia is punching well above its weight with 25 businesses featured in the Top 100.

It needs to be considered that Yelp may be more popular in certain cities and thus the list is a bit skewed. For example this list indicates that Yelp is quite popular in Adelaide (three SA venues are featured in the top 10 whereas NSW only has one).

But hey, maybe they just have super excellent coffee in South Australia.

Here's the complete list.
Yelp's Top 100 Coffees in Australia
1. Patricia, Melbourne, VIC

2. E For Ethel, North Adelaide, SA

3. Social Brew, Pyrmont, NSW

4. Lowdown, Perth, WA

5. Bunker, Milton, QLD

6. The League of Honest Coffee, Melbourne, VIC

7. Coffee Branch, Adelaide, SA

8. Monk Bodhi Dharma, Balaclava, VIC

9. The Pantry on Egmont, Hawthorn, SA

10. Toastface Grillah, Perth, WA

11. Mister Sunshine's, Thebarton, SA

12. Brother Baba Budan, Melbourne, VIC

13. Dukes Coffee Roasters, Melbourne, VIC

14. Single Origin Roasters, Surry Hills, NSW

15. Exchange Specialty Coffee, Adelaide, SA

16. Room 10, Potts Point, NSW

17. John Mills Himself, Brisbane, QLD

18. Chu Bakery, Highgate, WA

19. The Kettle Black, South Melbourne, VIC

20. The Old Crow, Perth, WA

21. Tuck Shop, Perth, WA

22. Ltd Espresso + Brew Bar, Fortitude Valley, QLD

23. Proud Mary, Collingwood, VIC

24. The Steam Engine, Chatswood, NSW

25. Caffiend, Cairns, QLD

26. Campos Coffee, Newtown, NSW

27. Scout, Brisbane, QLD

28. The Yellow Deli, Katoomba, NSW

29. Piccolo's Corner, West Leederville, WA

30. Everyday Coffee, Collingwood, VIC

31. Paddy's lantern, Adelaide, SA

32. Two Birds One Stone, South Yarra, VIC

33. Three Williams, Sydney, NSW

34. Peel Street, Adelaide, SA

35. BTS Cafe, Adelaide, SA

36. Cup of Truth, Melbourne, VIC

37. Clement, South Melbourne, VIC

38. tbsp., Bayswater, WA

39. Bench Espresso, Perth, WA

40. Harvest Espresso, Victoria Park, WA

41. Le Monde Cafe, Surry Hills, NSW

42. Market Lane Coffee, Melbourne, VIC**

43. Seven Seeds, Carlton, VIC

44. John Smith Cafe, Waterloo, NSW

45. Workshop Espresso, Sydney, NSW

46. Yocal, Fremantle, WA

47. Bossman Coffee, Mount Lawley, WA

48. The Cupping Room, Canberra, ACT

49. Miss Jackson, St Kilda, VIC

50. Small Print, Perth, WA

51. Shouk Cafe, Brisbane, QLD

52. Cafe Troppo, Adelaide, SA

53. Esprezzo, Noranda, WA

54. Flora & Fauna, Nedlands, WA

55. Brewtown Newtown, Newtown, NSW

56. The Coffee Barun, Sefton Park, SA

57. St Ali, South Melbourne, VIC

58. Delicatezza, Mitchelton, QLD

59. Corner Store Cafe, Toowong, QLD

60. Wedge Espresso, Glebe, NSW

61. Roasting Warehouse, South Fremantle, WA

62. Humblebee Coffee, Mount Hawthorn, WA

63. Twenty & Six Espresso, North Melbourne, VIC

64. Tripod Cafe, Redfern, NSW

65. The Seasonal Garden Café, Hahndorf, SA

66. The Cook And Baker, Bondi Junction, NSW

67. Moana Coffee, Perth, WA

68. Cobb Lane, Yarraville, VIC

69. Chouquette, New Farm, QLD

70. Top Paddock, Richmond, VIC

71. The Premises, Kensington, VIC

72. Dear Daisy, Forestville, SA

73. Typika Cafe, Claremont, WA

74. Sad:Cafe, Adelaide, SA

75. Superstar Waffles, Perth, WA

76. C.R.E.A.M, Brighton, SA

77. Good Things, Mosman Park, WA

78. Galleon Cafe, St Kilda, VIC

79. No Name Lane, Broadbeach, QLD

80. BREW, Brisbane, QLD

81. The Noosa Chocolate Factory, Brisbane, QLD

82. Red Cacao, Adelaide, SA

83. South of Johnston, Collingwood, VIC

84. Merchants Guild, Bentleigh East, VIC

85. Daci & Daci Bakers, Hobart, TAS

86. Waffle On, Melbourne, VIC

87. Sherbet, Maylands, WA

88. Three Bags Full, Abbotsford, VIC

89. Caparezza, Adelaide, SA

90. Gusto Food, South Perth, WA

91. Journeyman, Windsor, VIC

92. Sapore Espresso Bar, Perth, WA

93. Shot on Military, Cremorne, NSW

94. Mecca Ultimo, Ultimo, NSW

95. Balderdash, Port Melbourne, VIC

96. Yelo, Trigg, WA

97. La Moka, Adelaide, SA

98. Chalkys Espresso Bar, Fremantle, WA

99. Manchester Press, Melbourne, VIC

100. Coffee Tea & Me, Redfern, NSW
**(Multiple locations of this business ranked in the Top 100. Only the first was listed.)

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