I keep coming back for the pot of Bryon Chai. Get it. It's only $3.50. I often ask them to add…read moremilk to it (only for pennies more). Located on the front veranda of Riverbend Book Shop - it gets busy on the weekend, and for good reason. The breakfast options provides enough variety to please diverse palates.

There is so much to say. If it's not clear, this is the sister store to the epic Double Shot…read moreEspresso in New Farm. There is ample seating on a massive yet tranquil deck plus breakfast bar style seating for the solo traveller. The service is consistently excellent with staff able to remember your name and actually engage with you rather than just an order taker. The coffee is Merlo and is always consistent. There is a massive cake display with exquisite offerings! The smashed avo is a winner as well as the flaky pastry with bacon. Make this your stop this side of the river!

Love the coffee (Elixir) and its well made. Staff are friendly and generally cheerful. Quick…read moreservice, consistent quality coffees.

Coffee was quite good. But they were unbelievably slow... Lacked quite a bit of professionalism in…read moreterms of service, and due to ambiguity of queuing, many people who arrived later were served much later, on top of the already slow pace... Seems like they are just there for the money.. Service is poor.

I am liking this chain - generally easy to order efficient and good coffee and food…read more Order at the counter - pleasant young lady who double checked the order - paid took number, seated. Service was reasonably quick despite busy morning. Coffee was good. Scrambled eggs excellent value and tasty. Omelette was excellent. Good range including GF options. Happy!

Good Shopping Centre Cafe - this was a surprise find. Dropped in for breakfast and coffee and was…read morehad my expectations challenged. The place is busy on a Saturday morning. Walked up and gave order - took a while but taken accurately. Service was reasonable give crowd - toast was out first, then coffee and meal. The coffee was a surprise - looked ordinary but taste was great. Menu is not broad but does include GF items. Food was good - price is very competitive- very good all round. A nice place to grab a coffee or a bite to eat.

This place is laid back, open subtropical design with a mint theme. Went here with a friend and had…read moregreat service and now I'll talk about the coffee. It is beautiful, solid and bold. Dark chocolate colours, and has a beautiful aroma. It's easy to drink.

Little Green is a quaint little cafe located on Logan Road in Upper Mount Gravatt, not an area…read morerenowned for its skill with the coffee machine. Little Green bucks that trend, and wow, they do it well. I've been a regular visitor ever since I moved to the area, and haven't had a bad coffee yet. I haven't even had a good coffee yet; they've all been great, fantastic coffees. Heavy and rich in body, with bitter zing at the end of every sip. I always find myself scraping the cup to get every last drop of froth. The barista definitely knows what she is doing. Little Green's food menu isn't overly large, mainly pre-made wraps and baguettes, and these have always proved fresh and tasty. And like all good cafes they do a wonderful bacon and eggs. Little Green is well worth a visit, a bright spot in an area that suffers from a quality cafe famine.

This was a surprise find. The cafe has a certain charm and prettiness…read more The site is big - in and outside seating, air- con, range of comfortable chairs and tables. Service was prompt and friendly, always nice to chat. Prices reasonable. Food came out without much wait - the hand cut fries were recommended and did not disappoint with the home made aioli - also had pizza which was excellent ( but a bit pricey). Coffee is good - range of lactose free and almond milk. Overall really good.

It's not often I venture out for breakfast, but when I do I like to find somewhere you can sit…read moredown, relax and chat whilst eating. The Vintage Apron caught my eye as soon as it opened some months before. I decided to go there for breakfast on a Sunday a while back (when my intention was just to go to Woolies and grab some milk), so I wasn't really dressed for an outing. The staff were friendly and we had our meals ordered and on the table within 20 mins. We were able to chat and relax without feeling rushed to leave and vacate, and combined with the good quality of food it made a nice end to a hectic week.

I've been meaning to stop by Frisky Goat for months now, but usually I'm running late, so I just go…read morefor something closer to home. Today was a really chilly and rainy day with no early class, and I really wanted a toasty latte to bring with me to study, so I finally made my way down George Street to this coffee hub tucked away in the city. Just the name of this place itself should pique anyone's interest, but even more than that, the ratings for their coffee has been consistently high. To my pleasant surprise, the coffee didn't fall short of my expectations! While I'm not usually a fan of dark roast, I enjoyed this roast, as it didn't taste burnt at all. Though the coffee didn't have a particular nutty or fruity aroma, it was still aromatic and smooth. It was a little more acidic than I would have liked, but that's me being overly critical. I would give their coffee a 4.5/5, at least for Brisbane standards, and the location is quite perfect for those who work in the city! They also offer almond milk as an option, which I definitely want to try sometime. The baristas were also quite friendly, and their mascot goat is just too cute! //edit Tried the almond milk latte! Was less than delighted, but it was worth a try! Dampens the coffee taste and waters down the coffee flavor a bit, and in my opinion, not worth the extra dollar.

Frisky Goat. I'd been seeing photos of you around the social media traps. From Instagram to Yelp…read morecheck-ins you haunted me as that CBD coffee nook I should have visited by now but just hadn't gotten to. Well, BAM. Achievement Unlocked! This morning, a meeting in the CBD provided the convenient opportunity to casually suggest Frisky Goat. Like a pro. Keep in mind this isn't really a spot to stop and mooch, although there are a few stools and bar tables for you to perch upon. And in a history of bottom-of-office-building-cafes equating to less than amazing coffee, you'll be surprised to know Frisky Goat (pouring Supreme Roasters coffee and Bunker Hot Chocolate) are a cut above the rest. My latte wasn't overly milky and I could actually detect coffee. Impressed. Plus, I know the guys at Bunker are pretty fussy with who they give their hot chocolate too, so they've got to be good. Oh, and for my lactose intolerant buddies. Bonus points. They offer almond milk for $1 extra.

I was trying to find a matcha green tea latte cafe for a long, long time! Didn't realize that I had…read moreone right next door to me. Like a 10 min drive from home. It's pretty close to a Coles for shopping afterwards and a fruit shop as well. The decor is quite chilled and inside the cafe it's riddled with heaps of magazines and anime comics. You can even buy a phone case while you wait! Didn't expect it at all but it's pretty cool! There's plenty of parking especially around the 9am mark! The iced latte really hits the spot and it's nice and filling. I've had it once before at another cafe and it felt really runny. So this one really hits the spot. Will definitely be back to try everything else soon.

This cafe is in a magical hidden area. It takes a bit of journey to actually find it. But lucky for…read moreme, I live just down the road. This is like my study hiding place and simply relaxing for sometimes, just sometimes. Free internet and good seating arrangements, it's very convenient and comfortable for me. I always order these three drinks: caramel latte, Vietnamese coffee (with condensed milk) & lychee black tea. The last time I ordered something else, I feel like I just committed a crime to the list of my life decisions. I am not much of coffee drinker, as you can see most of my coffee are flavored (call me a fake coffee drink/ wink wink). So all you expresso or double shots survivors, I'm sorry to announce that you gotta try it to judge the coffee yourself. There are not so much food on the menu, just some packed sandwiches which you can ask them to toast for you if you want. The cakes are moderate. I tried a few. Opera cake still tops it all. Beware: if you need a quiet place for night coffee. NO. Don't come. It opens late till 11pm but they are packed at nighttime with mostly young target markets.