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One of the great hidden gems of Doncaster. Good coffee, great price (cheapest in the area?!) and very friendly workers. A go to if you can find it!…
PlasterPillow
Caffe Piccolino
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The chicken focaccia was great, will be back to try the rest of whats on offer. nice and cozy little shop with in and out seating. seems to be very bu…
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Caffe Piccolino
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The coffee is great, quality is always consistent and reasonably priced ($3.70 for a soy latte, most places in Doncaster charge $4 and it's not even a…
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Caffe Piccolino
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6 Reviews on “Caffe Piccolino”
One of the great hidden gems of Doncaster. Good coffee, great price (cheapest in the area?!) and very friendly workers. A go to if you can find it!
The chicken focaccia was great, will be back to try the rest of whats on offer. nice and cozy little shop with in and out seating. seems to be very busy during lunch when I came with mostly locals on take away orders. staff pretty friendly.
The coffee is great, quality is always consistent and reasonably priced ($3.70 for a soy latte, most places in Doncaster charge $4 and it’s not even as good as theirs). Baristas are also friendly and always greet their customers with a big smile.
I have been wanting to check out this cafe for a while as i’m a close resident and have been looking for a nice space besides the places in Doncaster Westfield. The interior is so cute, and really cosy. As soon as I entered the staff were very friendly, and the service was prompt. I ordered a mug latte ($3.70 yay) and was very pleased with the coffee for the taste and lovely latte art. The cafe was quite busy with takeaway orders in the hour that I stayed that and i’m hoping to try out some of their sandwiches soon. Looking forward to going back!
Quiet and secluded. This little cafe seems to be owner operated with its own clique, and for good reason. Locally there is a few options for coffee but as the saying goes, go where the locals go. On first impressions it is a bit inconsistent with decor, the little cafe mixes Classic Italian coffee theme with a hint of the 70s to random bits of modern pop culture obvious from the owners taste. On 2 occasions for lunch the indoor seating was filled with local residents, council staff, tradies, and others who work around the area, seemingly familiar with each other chatting away to some degree projecting quite a homely atmosphere. The toasted chicken schnitzel focaccia and the parma focaccia were both very rich and flavoursome with the coffee being quite impressive and cheap. Unfortunately the establishment does not accept credit cards which is the only downside. But definitely a nice quaint little place to visit.
Good coffee, friendly owner & dog friendly. Ideal for me when I walk Oscar!