24 year old student Nadine Binder sees her passion for art as a sort of therapy. She sees the process of putting her art on paper as a visual diary of her life.

Her inspiration comes from many sources - “My dreams, shows like nature programs, natural disasters, experiences, feelings and emotions you go through everyday.”

You may see her art via the artists section on the last drop website or visit our cafe to see the real thing.

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After several months planning and hard work last drop cafe we launched our website!

Please spend time browsing through the various sections which have something for everyone. Muse in the artists section or learn how to cook a spanakopita but don’t forget to come and see us.

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New York Times Review 14th of January 2007

Contrary to appearances, this cafe’s hip white logo on the black outdoor awning and the minimalist interior decor aren’t harbingers of oncoming Dulwich Hill gentrification, but instead the latest incarnation of a 30-year family business. When the 41-year-old Con Kazantzidis emigrated from Greece 30 years ago, his family bought the building for a hardware store. Con gave up his high school teaching career to transform it into the neighborhood’s first cool cafe. His diminutive mother makes the Greek items like spanakopita and keftedes that are listed on a small blackboard.

http://travel.nytimes.com/2007/01/14/travel/14dayout.html

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