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Is Melbourne's coffee culture as good as it's made out to be? : r/Coffee

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I've lived in London my whole life and decided over the past year that it's a shit hole. After alot of research I've set my sights on Melbourne and will be moving there asap. I want to know how good the coffee scene really is down there. I've met heaps of Melburnians in London who claim the coffee "back home" is a hundred times better than in London. Is this true or are the Aussies chatting shit? I've met heaps of Melburnians in London who claim the coffee "back home" is a hundred times better than in London. Is this true or are the Aussies chatting shit? Yes & no. Thing is, people around the world believe that the coffee they're familiar with and were 'raised on' is best. We see this in Italians, Greeks, Australians, even various European nations and North American regions. It's common, even normal, to have this sort of viewpoint, and completely reasonable - at least as long as we're accountable to our own biases. Where they differ, though, is a little more complex. Australia and NZ h

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