The Journal Cafe
A reliable Flinders Lane cafe that's open late each night.
For those in demanding jobs, it can be difficult to get your brain moving in the morning. If you think surrounding yourself with suspended bookshelves and pillars filled with pot plants will get things going, head down Flinders Lane to Journal. Simplicity is key at this restaurant, centred on classic breakfasts such as crumpets, croissants and a topped toasts. Plus, you can pick up wifi from the City Library.
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