Proud Mary Coffee
Australian coffee company
Proud Mary Coffee is an Australia-based coffee company that also operates two cafes in the United States. The business was established in Collingwood in 2009. In Portland, Oregon, Proud Mary Café operates on Alberta Street in northeast Portland. Another location operates in Austin, Texas. Proud Mary has garnered a positive reception.
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Proud Mary is based in Melbourne. In Australia, Proud Mary has served dandan noodles as well as pancakes with lemon curd and eucalyptus.
The northeast Portland location operates on Alberta Street in the Vernon neighborhood. The menu has included avocado toast on sourdough, a potato hash (with bacon, eggs, and cream sauce), and yogurt with granola. The restaurant has also served ricotta and vanilla pancakes, meat pies, a pork belly satay sandwich, juices, and smoothies.
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