Halal café Leisurely Coffee opens on Gilbert Street
Leisurely Coffee is serving up great coffee and an all-halal menu, including breakfast bao buns with beef bacon, in the old Paddy’s Lantern shopfront.
MoreLeisurely Coffee is serving up great coffee and an all-halal menu, including breakfast bao buns with beef bacon, in the old Paddy’s Lantern shopfront.
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