Fair Trade Coffee Company

Eat well here with a clear conscience and the knowledge that you’re supporting not only fair trade but also Palms Australia’s program of placing Australian volunteers abroad (find out more at www.palms.org.au) Here at the cafe they try to take food from those countries they go to and serve it to world music. So Cuban chicken pie $12 sits next to Malaysian mussel and beef curry served in half a pineapple $16.90. Snack-size dishes such as nasi goreng $9.50 and Moroccan meatballs $11.50/$16.90 are served all day, as are Mediterranean-style breakfasts. Most produce is organic, and The Sacred Grounds coffee is certified fair trade, meaning the workers involved are paid a fair wage for their labour — and the coffee’s not half bad, either.