Brunetti Classico and Brunetti Oro. Brothers Fabio and Yuri Angelé will assume sole ownership of each arm.
In the end of an era for Melbourne's latte sippers, Italian cafe chain Brunetti today announced the business would be splitting into two different arms: Brunetti Classico and Brunetti Oro. Brothers Fabio and Yuri Angelé will assume sole ownership of each arm.
A Melbourne byword for strong espresso, proper gelato and elaborately decorated cakes packed into red carry-boxes, Brunetti's reach expanded well beyond its original Lygon Street location that Piero Brunetti opened in 1974.
They say the way to someone’s heart is through their stomach, but in Melbourne love begins at Brunetti Classico.
Instead of licking on home-brand ice cream or eating tin fruit with cream, take yourself out and taste-test some of Melbourne's best desserts below.
Expect Italian favourites direct from Lygon Street, mezze from the Middle East, bites for the kids, and sandwiches. Lots of sandwiches.
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