A café built for lingering
Sunday Stack started as a weekend pop-up in Ana's garage in 2014. Ten years on, it's still the same idea: generous plates, good coffee and a table where nobody rushes you out.
2014est. fitzroy
A garage, a griddle and forty pancakes.
Ana had a griddle, her grandmother's buttermilk recipe and a hunch the neighbours were hungry. The first Sunday she made forty pancakes. They were gone by 9am.
Three years and a lot of maple syrup later, she signed the lease on the corner of Maple Lane. The pancakes are the same. The queue is a little longer.
Small things, done well.
The little details that make Sunday Stack feel like your kitchen — only with better coffee.
Local everything
Eggs from Willow Creek, bread from our own oven and beans roasted twelve minutes away.
Come as you are
Dogs, prams, laptops and slippers all welcome. Stay as long as you like.
Zero waste-ish
Compostable cups, a worm farm out back and leftover bread donated every afternoon.
Meet the stackers
“I wanted a place where you'd bump into your neighbours and stay for a second coffee.”— Ana, founder