Dukes Coffee Roasters

We visited this famous café that shows up in almost every travel vlog—definitely a must-visit spot! We tried two different coffee blends, and both were very aromatic and enjoyable. Overall, it was a great coffee experience. The exterior is also perfect for photos, with two adorable cat murals on the wall. It’s a lovely touch that adds charm to the whole vibe. ☕🐱🎨

I visited one of Melbourne's top coffee spots. I was mentally prepared to wait in line, but surprisingly, there was hardly any wait when I arrived. After sitting down for a bit, a queue started forming, but most people were grabbing takeaway. Even those dining in didn't stay for long. I tried their most famous Flat White along with a croissant. Since I don't usually drink milk-based coffee, I opted for oat milk, which might have slightly altered the coffee's taste. After trying it, I still feel like milk coffee isn't really my thing. • The croissant had gone cold, but it still maintained its crisp texture. The butter flavor wasn't too strong, so it didn't feel overly greasy-really tasty! They also sell different coffee beans to take home, with options for SOE and House Blend.

Fantastic coffee option in Melbourne. Great value with extra 50c reduction for using your keep cup. Always packed but the wait isn't too long. Very close to Brunetti Oro for cakes

Dukes is one of the famous coffee roasters in the city area and it draws good crowds. I had a cup of flat white for $6, it was smooth and the coffee was strong. The staff are friendly & upbeat. I will visit again when I am nearby.

Stopped by this café in Melbourne — lovely atmosphere and friendly service. The coffee was okay, but I think it could be richer in flavor,Hoping to see it improve, as the place definitely has potential. And one note: I wouldn’t recommend the croissant 😅

I ordered their decaf soy latte ($6) — a bit on the pricey side, but it had a unique taste compared to local cafés. It had a noticeable acidity, which gave it a different kind of kick.

Good and fast service, I ordered hot latte but somehow too milky, just not my taste preference.

Cozy and clean spot — looks like a nice place for brunch, though I just grabbed a takeaway iced latte. Unfortunately, the drink was a letdown. The espresso had sunk to the bottom instead of being poured over the milk, and the milk itself seemed like leftover foam from other drinks, with a weird dried layer of foam with big air bubbles on top. The cup wasn’t even filled properly. Flavor-wise, it was bland and not worth the $6.50. Disappointing, especially when I saw the baristas spending time on latte art for others but could not serve my iced latte properly. Hope they work on consistency.