Coffee Trails

The coffee is ok, but I honestly only come here if I have to. I find their house blend too bitter and usually prepare for a 10 min wait for a takeaway.The people serving seem disinterested, hardly smile and I'll often have to repeat myself when ordering or receive the wrong thing.
Also not that impressed with the overall presentation of staff - they don't seem to have uniforms and having a guy with long hair not tied back taking care of food and drink is plain gross.

Unfortunately the coffee isn't enough to keep me coming back, but will drop past occasionally if I have the time and it is the...

Staff seem attentive, and in control.

Had a double ris on their 'house' blend. It was very pleasant. Rich taste, maybe just slight hint of saltyness, but the taste of chocolate and spice was more defined.

It was quite a cold and windy day when I went, so the place lacked a bit of atmosphere, but i think that would change on a sunny day!

I will be back next time I am in the area.

Coffee-loving travellers and commuters alike should drop by this place if passing through Central Station (on the Broadway side). Easily the best espresso you'll find within a 1km radius of the station.

Jonno, the manager and head barista, runs a pretty tight ship. A mixture of single origins and an amazing house blend are on offer. The focus is very clearly on quality espresso and you are generally treated to a great brew no matter what day of the week you turn up.

Food offerings, on the other hand, seem to be a little hit and miss. Pick the wrong day or wrong time of the day and the s...

Having heard only good things, I was a little disappointed by my piccolo -- a shot pulled too long, but also, single origins from Costa Rica never quite hit the spot. Having said this, the staff can pick a coffee drinker from a mile away, and are keen to see what you think of their baristaship. The vibe here is great, and so close to Central, too! It's a little slice of peace while the smell of a grinding roast floats past.