Best little coffee shop you could find. Every time we arrive…read morein Brisbane we head here! Great coffee,great food and one of the nicest owners there could be.

Seriously how could you miss Sugar'n'Spice. This is a great…read morelittle establishment- Tea Shop and Coffee with obligatory sweets and pastries. It's in a small shop in the old Titles Office Building next to Anzac Square, fronting Adelaide St. Walk in and order - it's takeaway at the moment with social distancing restriction but hopefully that won't last. Wide range of teas and coffee - love the Rooibos tea. The Macarons are just right as an accompaniment. Definitely support this local business.

Everything was great! We wanted to order chicken burgers, but it was sold out. Instead, we…read moreordered MALA PRAWN PASTA, and we were very pleased with it. Jelly cold coffee tastes great, and the Jello was not necessary. Cold Taro latte was to milky taste. Not recommended. But if one day we come back to Brisbane again, we will definitely come again!

Came to Australia on a work trip and decided to look around the city. Was really hungry and wanted…read moreto try something local in the area. The concierge at the hotel recommend this coffee shop near by which was right down the street. It was a great alley location with some serene vibes. The food looked great and the staff was very helpful. They recommended the butter udon with chicken and cold brew coffee. Both hit the spot perfectly, next time maybe I'll try the chili crab eggs. Overall great food, great service and fun experience. Must come!

Just the place to meet a friend or relax and sip coffee. It is a hidden away gem…read more Range of food is broad - good gluten free, vegan, and paleo options. Service was fast and friendly. The coffee was good, long black to turmeric lattes - real good. The food was excellent - presentation was beautiful and the taste was just as delicious. All round good.

If you're looking for excellent coffee with organic wholefood that is both paleo and/or vegan, then…read morethis place is for you. They have plenty of milk alternatives including almond, coconut, rice and soy. Their menu is creative and versatile, with options for every kind of dietary restriction. The locale is convenient and decor hip. The staff are friendly and accommodating. The protein balls and paleo slice are well worth a try for a healthy, low GI snack. The apple, beetroot and coriander slaw accompanying the pulled pork burger was simply superb... they should sell it as a stand alone salad! This place could have a 5star rating, if only they offered sweet fries with their burgers.

Bellissimo Coffee, one of the stalwarts of the "bean" business on Wandoo Street (Fortitude Valley)…read morehave finally opened up another roastery and cafe, specialising in all the things they've become known for - on the other side of the river; Bulimba. Such is the nature of success, and hard work. I have been to their main "flagship" store many times, when Campos has been closed, and have always left satisfied. Besides being "gold medal" winners, and purveyors of excellent coffee, I think that's one of the reasons why they are so popular; is that Bellissimo Coffee, never EVER close. NOPE. Not for Christmas, or New Year's day! We came to the Bulimba store, on one of the hottest days of the year, after they had "officially" opened after Christmas. Located towards the City Cat end of Oxford Street at the old Martial Arts Dojo. The warehouse is still looking a little industrial, but outside it does resemble a no-fuss coffee shop with plenty of seating. Our friendly and informative host, Edwin, was kind enough to tell us a little about their coffee. They still have their Premium blends, Ultimo and Italian Dark Roast, as well as their single origins from El Salvador and Colombia. Being such a hot day, we were immediately drawn towards the fridge, appearing like a mirage in the desert. I asked for something cold and strong, and Edwin recommended some of their cold pressed coffees, in particular the Cold Drip Coffee (Single Origin) El Salvador. Dripped for over 15 hours, it was so smooth and clean on the palette. That, and it literally picked me up and slapped me in the face! Wow! If Red Bull gives you wings, I think that gave me a jetpack! Loved it. Perfect for a hot day, that drained me of all my energy. You know what I like about dripped coffee? Its not so much the process or the fact that its a strong coffee. I just love the Breaking Bad looking flasks and lab glass. Maybe because it appeals to the nerd in me who studied Chemistry in high school. Bellissimo Coffee in Bulimba is a great addition for the company, and I can see it having a huge following in the future, similar to the Fortitude Valley store. Great service, knowledgeable and personal.

Having been recently enjoying the coffee from their Wandoo Street cafe (and the fact they're open…read morepast 3pm), I made a mental note to stop by their Bulimba warehouse when I was next in the area. Cue that opportunity presenting itself this week. I stopped by around 9:30am to only a handful of punters enjoying a morning brew. There are new signs up saying that you can no longer sit in the beautiful air patio that Kristen M mentions but it's not their doing. Seems there's council and red-tape involved. It's a shame. On the beautiful Spring day it was, enjoying your coffee (s) and a bite to eat out there would have been marvelous. In any case, I ordered an iced latte which was served promptly. What I like about Bellissimo's blend is that it is strong enough to cut through the amount of milk in a drink like this and I'm excited to try it as an iced long black. The space itself is a warehouse and as such the trimmings are functional but minimal. This, I'm assuming, is their main roasting location and as such the space reflects a work space that just happens to also serve coffee and small cafe bites (cakes, muffins and such).

Excellent coffee and friendly staff. The best coffee in Brisbane. They had plenty of dairy free…read moreoptions.

The Short: Great place to get a morning coffee on the way from the train station…read more The Long: Well, there isn't really a long version of this review as I traditionally write. I dropped by this place after being invited by a colleague for a coffee break. I was impressed with the coffee served. I got a large Cappuccino for $4. It was well-extracted and served ready to drink. These guys have a limited food menu as well so you can pick up a Toastie and Coffee for $7.

I loved Wake Me Up! The coffee was the best I have had in a very long time. Is asked for a latte…read moreand got a wonderfully rich and creamy tasting cup of coffee with steamed milk. (so good!). My latte tasted so delicious that I didn't even need to put any sugar in it. I will definitely go to this coffee shop again! I was very impressed with the level of service at this coffee spot. I highly recommend this place

I got lost going into Vue for the first time; not only because it has a charming little outdoor…read moreseating area, but because it also has an indoor area AND a hybrid area of the two. So I walked through to the indoor area and was first struck by one of their walls. Ever seen Get Him to the Greek? Familiar with the concept of the furry wall? Well at Vue, it exists; it actually exists. They have a carpeted wall with this funky design and the décor and colours of the place just remind me of coffee. Everything is black or brown or mocha and reflects a cool, trendy, and vibrant atmosphere. If coffee could take on a tangible décor form, this would be it. Putting aside the furnishing and décor for a second, the food itself was wonderful. I started off with garlic pizza and it had a real kick with a great burst of fresh flavour. The staff were also very attentive and cleared away plates as soon as we were done, always asking if we had enjoyed our courses. Essentially, I felt like I was being looked after, and it was nice. Merthyr Road is a really great and lively strip and Vue takes the cake in a really classy way. I recommend it for an intimate dinner with a fresh twist. Boys, you'll also be very pleased to know that Vue serves a great range of boutique beer, so you're all set.

Great staff and even better food and coffee, Vue is the type of place that you can kind of place…read moreyou can keep going back to over and over and it never gets old. An ever changing menu keeps it interesting and they keep the old favourites.... Places in New Farm come and go quicker then you can bat an eyelid but you simply can't go past Vue for great food, coffee and people watching.

If I lived in Brisbane, I'd start most of my mornings at Sourced Grocer. They do terrific green…read moresmoothies and have all sorts of inventive breakfast fare like beetroot hummus on bagels and smashed avo and labneh on sourdough. The space has a nice airy feel and the grocery bit has plenty of fruit, veg and fresh flowers along with locally baked bread, goji berries, curry paste, organic potato chips and artisan pasta. (If you can't find something to lust after on these shelves, you're not trying very hard.)

This is pretty much what you'd expect if you aren't me, seeing as how I've been a tad spoiled for…read morehealth food markets in the past. That is to say, it's an expensive health food store. Oddly enough, grocery stores around here are more expensive than farmer's markets, but this niche market was decidedly more costly than either. They had a nice selection for a small store; a few vegetables, spice mixes, and some esoteric freezer options, among other things, but it wasn't really affordable for me. I'll probably get decent use out of what I bought, but I've since (finally) been able to locate things like almond milk and soba noodles at much cheaper prices elsewhere, making it unlikely that I would come here regularly.