This part of Logan Road has been begging for a good cafe and Hallowed Grounds Espresso more than fills the need.

A small cafe with some foot path seating for you to enjoy your coffee. They serve Elixir which should tell you they take things seriously. The Velluto blend was served nicely. First sip and you know you will be back.

Definitely worth the trip to visit this cafe. They have off street parking too which is handy.

This is a busy cafe on Wharf Street, it's full of energy and you can feel it when you walk in. The noise of the chairs and conversations add it to the great smells of their baked goods. You can tell that the customers appreciate good coffee.

I got a short mac and it had a malty feel that left a toasty after taste. The temp was perfect and served in a good sized short cup. This is a cafe to keep at the top of your list.

Bright and fresh are the two words that come to mind when you step into this cafe.

Well presented and professional, their food looks devine. I only had time for a coffee the latte looked very good and tasted nice too.

A little on the mild side, it was a great morning coffee and the milk was at the right consistency and temperature.

Another cafe that is bringing good coffee to Ascot.

This part of Ashgrove has been home to a few cafes over the years. Sotilles is a great addition to the mix.

Great decor and design inside and out with some sporting memorabilia to compliment the warm colours.

They use Moak coffee which is from Sicily. I have tried this at another cafe, however I can say that Sotilles takes this coffee to the next level. My espresso had a great crema layer and a nice caramel after taste.

When you are in this part of town make sure you add them to your must-have coffee list.