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Cafes · Albury
A Young Street cafe open for breakfast and lunch six days a week, from 7am to 2pm. The kitchen closes at 1.30pm Monday to Friday and 2pm on Saturday.
New South Wales · Albury 2640
8 cafes in Albury NSW, 7 open Saturdays.
Cafes · Albury
A Young Street cafe open for breakfast and lunch six days a week, from 7am to 2pm. The kitchen closes at 1.30pm Monday to Friday and 2pm on Saturday.
Cafes · Albury
A weekday food store and coffee stop on Smollett Street, trading from 6.15am Tuesday to Friday and 6.45am on Monday.
Cafes · Albury
An espresso bar on Dean Street serving freshly roasted coffee with snacks and light food options.
Cafes · Albury
A breakfast, brunch and lunch cafe at the Monument end of Dean Street, opposite the Botanic Gardens. The all-day menu runs to eggs benedict.
Cafes · Albury
A cafe and restaurant in Noreuil Park on the bank of the Murray River. The kitchen cooks modern Australian food built on natural.
Cafes · Albury
A Dean Street cafe open seven days from 7.30am to 3pm. The breakfast menu covers eggs benedict, smashed avocado, pancakes and French toast.
Cafes · Albury
A cafe in QEII Square run by AlburyCity as a social enterprise supporting young people aged 12 to 24. The counter serves hot finger food.
Cafes · Albury
A cafe set in a heritage building on Townsend Street whose original foundations were laid before 1890, first a saddler's shop and later a butchery.
We list 8 cafes covering Albury.
7 open Saturdays and 4 open Sundays.
Counted from the 8 listings on this page on 2026-08-30. Numbers move as listings are added, claimed and checked.
Coffee, breakfast, lunch and a table you can sit at for an hour without anyone hovering. Regional cafe culture in NSW and Victoria has closed most of the gap with the cities, and plenty of country main streets now roast their own or buy from a roaster down the road. The ones that last keep a short menu and open at 7am for tradies rather than 9am for tourists.
Albury sits on the NSW bank of the Murray with Dean Street as its retail spine and QEII Square at the centre of it. It works as one economy with Wodonga across the bridge, which is why so many trades here hold licences in both NSW and Victoria. Health, freight and the Ettamogah rail hub north of town carry most of the employment.
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We list 8 cafes covering Albury, NSW. All of them are based in Albury itself.
7 of the 8 listings on this page publish Saturday hours. Each card shows the days that business trades, and the full week is on its own page.