Popular Coffee Houses in Australia 0 Likes

The Grounds of Alexandria

This place is set far away from city’s hustle and bustle. But if you love the quiet and serene view over to your choicest brew you have to make it to reach out. It also functions as a roastery, bakery and kitchen garden. With well composed menu the seating arrangements are unique with big porch outside, chic combined with hanging flowers, mini-farm, organic gardens, retro styled lemonade stalls and woodwork adding to its grace and beauty. It has two distinct coffee areas, one for takeaway and one for in-house consumption. Pricing about 5$ to 7$ you will a good breakfast food.

Gumption

This new coffee house in Sydney’s Victoria Strand Arcade in ground floor has a distinctive taste and aroma in their coffee. Standing in long queues waiting for coffee finally gives a rich splendid creamy high quality coffee. With less of seating arrangement you have to eye on and move quick to grab a seat if you wish to sit and relax otherwise you can enjoy your coffee while you walk around in the classic strand arcade. From the creators of Coffee Alchemy in Marrickville with their 11 years experience in home roasting, the owners are passionate about to pick coffee beans that are carefully sourced from farmers to ensure that the best quality brew is available each season.

Le Monde

With superb coffee , Le Monde has earned the reputation as one of the best coffee-stops in town. Located a little away from bustling Crown Street at Surrey Hills, it has great food and great atmosphere. They take pride in using the best coffee machines on the market. They have a well-priced food menu, and offer a variety of coffees from different parts of the world.

Mecca

Mecca prides on serving some of the best coffees harvested each season. Procuring coffee beans directly from the producing they boost of using a Direct Trade model that ensures transparency between farmer and roaster and enables pricing to the farmer that is beyond Fair Trade. This recent addition in coffee house located at Sydney’s hub is famous in making a perfect balance between texture and flavour whether it is an Italian ristretto or a traditional American filter coffee.

Pablo & Rusty’s

With instant creamy coffee and awesome breakfast menu, Pablo & Rusty’s is a long-standing player in the coffee movement of Sydney. If you are planning for a good coffee this place with old looking brickwork, and lighting fixtures made of milk bottles suits the best. They have quick service staff with good menu to serve as well. Pablo & Rusty’s beans are roasted in smaller batches, allowing their roasting schedule to respond to their customers’ demands while also ensuring that every bean is prepared to maximise flavour.

Besides these five Coffee hubs Paramount Coffee Project, Reuben Hills, Sensory Lab, Swallow Coffee Traders and The Wedge too are good to mention.