Where to get each oneWhere to get each one
Pick a trend to see the Canterbury cafes we saw it at, newest sighting first, by the name each sells it under: the line on its menu with the price, or the name it was posted under.
The figure on each chip counts every Canterbury cafe we have seen it at, in posts, reviews, menus or press, to 14 Nov 2026. The trend's own page lists every cafe in Melbourne.
Where to get each one
Pick a trend to see the Canterbury cafes we saw it at, newest sighting first, by the name each sells it under: the line on its menu with the price, or the name it was posted under.
The figure on each chip counts every Canterbury cafe we have seen it at, in posts, reviews, menus or press, to 14 Nov 2026. The trend's own page lists every cafe in Melbourne.
Matcha
4 cafes in Canterbury · first post here Sep 2025
- Sold asmatchaBeurre Cakes & PastriesCustomer's post, 2 Aug 2026
- Sold asmatchaHey Batter Batter CakesCafe's post, 10 Sep 2025
- Sold asmatchaBetweenUs Coffee Food WineOn the menu when we first read it
- On the menuMatcha Iced LatteChapter Three Espresso & Bar | Breakfast, Brunch, Dinner, Wine Bar & Function SpaceOn the menu when we first read it · 2 more on the menu
When each trend turned upWhen each trend turned up
Dates are the first post we have from a Canterbury cafe, or a customer posting from one, since 1 Jul 2025. A first post is when a trend shows up in what we collect, not when or where it began.
We saw 3 of 4 arrive: we had already been following that cafe for 60 days, so the date is close to when it turned up. A hollow dot is just the first post we could read.
Our records start in Jul 2025, so a trend posted here that month was most likely here already. Beside each later one: how many of the suburbs where we saw it arrive had it before Canterbury.
When each trend turned up
Dates are the first post we have from a Canterbury cafe, or a customer posting from one, since 1 Jul 2025. A first post is when a trend shows up in what we collect, not when or where it began.
We saw 3 of 4 arrive: we had already been following that cafe for 60 days, so the date is close to when it turned up. A hollow dot is just the first post we could read.
Our records start in Jul 2025, so a trend posted here that month was most likely here already. Beside each later one: how many of the suburbs where we saw it arrive had it before Canterbury.
First posts we saw, not where a trend began
Here when our records beganAlready posted in Canterbury in Jul 2025, the first month we read
- We saw it arrive
- First post we saw
- MatchaWe saw it arrive. 1 of 52 suburbs had it before Canterbury
- BiscoffWe saw it arrive. Level with the earliest of 13 suburbs in our posts
- Basque cheesecakeFirst post we saw.
- Hot honeyWe saw it arrive. 6 of 14 suburbs had it before Canterbury
Canterbury in numbers
- 19cafes
- 3we follow
- 9trends seen
- 6in cafes' posts
Too few cafes to say
Only 3 cafes we follow, and a band needs 5.
“We follow”: cafes whose posts we read that posted in the last 90 days.
The Inner East as a whole is trend-forward.
- Very trend-forward1.5 times Melbourne's trend activity or more, from at least 3 cafes.
- Trend-forward1.2 times Melbourne or more, from at least 2 cafes.
- About averageclose to Melbourne as a whole.
- Sticks to the classicsabout two thirds of Melbourne or less.
- Too few cafes to sayfewer cafes we follow than a band needs.
The three glasses: Range, how many different trends each cafe posts. Rising, how many cafes post a drink that is rising now. New, how many cafes tried a trend new to them. A fuller glass means more than Melbourne as a whole.
Each part compares a place's cafes with Melbourne. Range counts at most 3 trends per cafe over 180 days. Rising is cafes posting a rising or emerging trend in 90 days. New is cafes posting a trend for the first time in 90 days, and counts half.
Every part is pulled toward Melbourne, as if 8 average cafes were added, so two or three cafes can't swing it. A suburb needs 5 cafes we followed in 180 days, an area 10.
We follow posts from only some cafes, so the band depends on which ones. That is why it is a band with its sample, never a rank. Suburbs inside a band are listed by how many cafes we follow.
Figures to
Also try nearby
- Balwyn 1.4 kmToo few cafes to say
- Surrey Hills 1.5 kmToo few cafes to say
- Deepdene 2.0 kmToo few cafes to say
- Mont Albert 2.2 kmToo few cafes to say
- Camberwell 2.2 kmVery trend-forward
- Hawthorn East 3.0 kmToo few cafes to say
- All of the Inner East
Questions about Canterbury
What cafe trends are in Canterbury?
As at 14 Nov 2026 we have seen 9 tracked trends in Canterbury cafes across posts, reviews, menus and press, including Matcha, Iced latte, Cold brew, Biscoff and Basque cheesecake. The latest to show up in cafes' posts there is Hot honey, first seen in Aug 2026.
How trend-forward are Canterbury cafes?
There are too few cafes to say, as at 14 Nov 2026. Only 3 cafes we follow, and a band needs 5.
Where can I get Matcha in Canterbury?
We have seen Matcha at 4 cafes in Canterbury across posts, reviews, menus and press, as at 14 Nov 2026: Beurre Cakes & Pastries, Hey Batter Batter Cakes, BetweenUs Coffee Food Wine and Chapter Three Espresso & Bar | Breakfast, Brunch, Dinner, Wine Bar & Function Space. Each one on this page links to where we saw it.
Which part of Melbourne is Canterbury in?
We group Canterbury (3126) with the Inner East. East of the Yarra from Hawthorn and Kew through Camberwell, Canterbury, Balwyn and Surrey Hills to Box Hill, Burwood and Blackburn, north to Bulleen, Doncaster and Templestowe, and south to Glen Iris and Ashburton.
How is this worked out?
We track every cafe we can find in Melbourne. We read the public posts of the ones we follow, plus customer reviews, cafe menus and food press. A cafe counts for a trend when it, or a customer posting from it, posted about it. Creators' posts never count as proof a cafe sells something.
A share is the cafes posting a trend in the last 90 days, out of the cafes in the same place that posted anything then. An area needs at least 10 such cafes before we show one. "First seen" is the earliest post we have since 1 Jul 2025. That is when a trend shows up in what we collect, not when or where it started. Figures run to 14 Nov 2026.
Facts to quote
Canterbury at a glance
Updated
- The Froth tracks 19 cafes in Canterbury, in the Inner East, and follows posts from 4 of them, 3 of which posted in the 90 days to 14 Nov 2026.
- 9 tracked cafe trends have been seen in Canterbury across posts, reviews, menus and press, 6 of them in cafes' own or customers' posts, as at 14 Nov 2026.
- Canterbury has no trend score as at 14 Nov 2026. Only 3 cafes we follow, and a band needs 5.
- The latest tracked trend to show up in Canterbury cafes' posts is Hot honey, first seen there on 11 Aug 2026.
- Matcha is the tracked trend seen at the most cafes in Canterbury: 4 cafes across posts, reviews, menus and press, as at 14 Nov 2026.