Ray White Carnegie’s Property Management Team are here to present their “Top 3 Cafe’s in Carnegie”.
With our office being located in the bustling centre of Carnegie, it is no surprise that our Property Managers find themselves taking the short walk down to some of their favourite local cafes for their daily coffee hit. Amongst the many cafes in Carnegie, there are a number that stood out as the local favourites.
The Nude Duck is a gorgeous cafe located along Koornang Road’s “Eat Street”, right in the heart of Carnegie. Our team love this cafe for its great coffee and friendly service. The menu has a wide variety to choose from, catering to both sweet tooth’s and savoury fans alike. The cafe itself is a beautiful, bright and friendly space with a small outdoor setting along Koornang Road.
Spilt Milk is not only loved for the convenience of being so accessible to our staff, but for it’s excellent coffee and incredibly efficient service. The cafe is a cosy little space, and the perfect place to wait for your takeaway coffee whilst having a flick through the daily newspaper always provided. Another great perk of Spilt Milk? They discount 50c from your coffee every time you bring your reusable cup!
Huff Bagelry, known for it’s absolutely delicious bagels, is also a standout cafe in Carnegie for it’s coffee! The bagelry conveniently features a window order station on it’s Koornang Road entrance, making a quick trip for a take away coffee even easier. They offer a wonderful variety of fresh bagels, with an outstanding selection of fillings catering to all.
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