Melaleuca Bakery & Bistrot, Florence
The cup
An Australian-owned specialty cafe and bakery on the north bank of the Arno at Lungarno delle Grazie 18, open for breakfast and brunch until mid-afternoon. Beans come from D612, Florence's leading specialty micro-roaster, and the kitchen bakes daily; the menu runs to French toast, avocado toast and egg-based brunch dishes. Named after the Australian tea tree. Bakes on site.
Brew methods
The cake cabinet
Coffee & cake
Cake baked on site. Signature items not listed yet.
Melaleuca Bakery & Bistrot: coffee and cake, answered
What coffee roaster does Melaleuca Bakery & Bistrot use?
Melaleuca Bakery & Bistrot pours D612 Coffee Roasters.
What espresso machine does Melaleuca Bakery & Bistrot use?
Melaleuca Bakery & Bistrot has not had its espresso machine confirmed on Crumb & Crema yet. We list the machine and grinder for every cafe that tells us.
Is Melaleuca Bakery & Bistrot independent?
Yes. Melaleuca Bakery & Bistrot is an independent, owner-run cafe. Crumb & Crema lists independents first, with chains off by default.
Does Melaleuca Bakery & Bistrot have cake?
Yes. Melaleuca Bakery & Bistrot serves coffee and cake, baked on site.
On the Florence trail
Melaleuca Bakery & Bistrot is one stop. See every independent we hold in Florence.