citylikeyou — New York Tomato — Melbourne by Sam Chirnside

Melbourne / Cafe

Located on the Corner of New and York street, Richmond. New York Tomato makes one of the best breakfasts in town. An old semi warehouse which has been converted into a cafe.

Address
New York Tomato, 2-6 New Street, Melbourne, Australia

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Current city: Melbourne

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Sam Chirnside is a 22 yr old graphic designer based In Melbourne, Australia who has recently completed his Bachelor of Design in Visual Communication. His creative area of Interest is Graphic Design & Art Direction with a strong typographic influence however; he does not restrict himself to an individual discipline. He focuses on pushing an experimental style with inspirations coming from Sacred Geometry, Ancient Civilizations and forward thinking music.

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Melbourne / Shop

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Melbourne / Gallery

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Melbourne / Music Venue

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Melbourne / Cafe

The Vodka Bar is a surprising spot for a good coffee during the day. But when the sun goes down, it transforms into a place where pierogi and absinthe are plentiful.

Melbourne / Gallery

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