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You guys aren't the only ones who live for that fast bean juice.
When we say Bellissimo are legends in the coffee scene, we aren't kidding. They're the most highly awarded coffee roaster in the country, deliver coffee beans to cafes and businesses all over Australia AND they're from Brissy! We're so proud.
Salt. Coffee Roasters describes their product as “coffee for the modern-day explorer,” but you won’t want to travel anywhere else after tasting what they’re serving up. Order one of their crumpets to snack on or a Reuben sandwich for something more and your afternoon is sorted.
First of all, Pablo and Rusty’s founder Saxon Wright named the place after his two coffee obsessed brother-in-laws, which is really freaking wholesome. Second of all, this joint uses their Brisbane and Sydney spaces as experimental "sand pits," so they’re constantly utilising new equipment and ideas to create the best cafe experience.
Born and bred in Brisbane, The Single Guys Coffee Co. value sophistication, character and integrity. Their sleek CBD location injects your working week with a much needed caffeine hit, while their leafy Kenmore setup serves fresh coffee for your lazy weekend brunches.
Fonzie Abbott don't muck around when it comes to brewing, roasting and distilling. Not only do they specialise in coffee, but they also brew their own beer. But back to the beans! You can grab a cup of their speciality coffee from Hunter & Scott in Graceville, or stop by their flagship store in Albion.
Open seven days a week in the heart of Woolloongabba is Black Sheep Coffee. They’re always experimenting with new brew methods and beans, plus they’re pet friendly, which makes it the perfect place to come and relax with your mates (including your four-legged ones!).
If you're after specialty coffee, a quality breakfast and lunch spread and a full bar menu, then look no further than Botero House. You can find this inner city gem tucked away in a heritage listed building on Adelaide Street.
If you're in the neighbourhood, head to Neighbourhood Coffee Roasters (that's it for bad puns). They operate inside an old Mercedes-Benz workshop, so it's no surprise their house blend is called "The Merc".
Instead of frantically grabbing a coffee to-go and spilling it all over yourself during your morning commute (just me?), Allpress want their customers to slow things down and take in the scenery. They believe their coffee is the perfect blend of craft meets science, and the fact they supply over 1,000 cafes with the goods means they must have it nailed down.
If quality and simplicity were to meet, fall in love and get married, you’d get Parallel Roasters. The Brisbane-born caffeine gurus believe coffee shouldn’t be complicated, and that everyone, from cafes to home brewers, deserve to enjoy a great cup every day.
Considering the owners own a coffee farm in Colombia, Microlot Coffee House is the DEFINITION of crop to cup. After sourcing the best beans, they're roasted locally here in Brisbane. Enjoy your morning cuppa in this light-filled space while ordering from their small menu, but make sure you get in early as they close at 1:30 p.m. each day.
The key mantra at Cups and Wells is to "never let your cup run dry," and since their house blend is Wolff Coffee Roasters, you're definitely in for a treat. They believe an A-grade brew should be available to every day coffee drinkers, so they’ve stripped back all the jargon to leave with a quality cup of coffee.
Tucked away in the Anzac Square Arcade Building in the CBD is Edward. With interiors reminiscent of New York City heritage buildings, this speciality coffee shop is a smooth blend of urban sophistication. Their menu is tailored for takeaways, so make a note of this place for your next lunch break.
B+C Lab Cafe (which actually stands for bakery and coffee!) is the most stylish spot in Kelvin Grove. They serve up Five Sense speciality coffee along with Japanese desserts and matcha lattes. Don’t be fooled by the small space downstairs — there’s an industrial yet cosy alcove overlooking the main strip of the Urban Village that’s tucked away upstairs.
We aren’t the first people to say John Mills Himself pours a damn good coffee, and we certainly won’t be the last. They value environmental sustainability and best practice ethics, so they’re committed to sourcing local products where possible. Plus, they top their drinks with heirloom chocolate, suddenly making us feel like children for having cocoa powder this whole time.