MrWalko

Popped in here for a couple of take aways over the weekend. If you are into coffee and bikes, this seems to be the place to be. I don't ride a bike... The coffee was generally pretty good though there was one we received where the shot seemed burned. The service was quick.

Not so much a cafe as a front for their roasting, none the less a good place to grab a take away, which we did several times this past weekend. The coffees were fairly consistent and there was the added bonus of trying a couple of different blends in the grinder.

I managed a detour in search of good coffee as we passed through Coffs today and I wasn't disappointed. On offer was a delightful blend of Columbian beans which were fantastic in a small, strong flat white. The beans are roasted in house and the coffee made me wish I hadn't driven away drinking it so I could have gone for seconds.

This has become a regular when I'm in the My Gravatt area. The coffee is a custom roast from Merlo and generally pretty good though from time to time the milk is a bit hot.

They have a great selection of beans for those who want to be a bit picky. I had a double espresso from a delicious Ethiopian bean. The flavour was strong with fruit tones. Beautifully extracted.

Definitely a little tricky to find but worth the look. I had a small strong flat white on the 5 Senses "Dark Horse" blend which was beautifully made.

Zac & Michelle do a great coffee. Always great service and great coffee.

Great tasting coffee from a couple of guys who take their product very seriously.

Not too bad for a regional area coffee. The flavor of the beans was good but not amazing, but it was well made with a good extraction and well textured milk. The view across to the water is stunning.

This was a regular for a little while but the quality seemed to depend on the certain staff. There was a young blonde girl who produced great coffee but she seems to have moved on. The current staff just can't seem to match the quality that she was producing. The milk is consistently a touch hot and the shots taste a bit burned as well.

I popped in early this morning on my way out of town. The coffee tasted great, but I think that the guy behind the counter hadn't quite had his own morning coffee.

Sorry, but I cannot understand how this gets good ratings. It's very average coffee. The milk was burned, the espresso was flavourless and uninteresting. The Gelato looks great and the location is great but this is a coffee rating site...

I popped in here after arriving from the airport and was thrilled to find a tasty coffee so close at hand. It was well made, not burned, and overall quite enjoyable. Perhaps those that gave a bad review caught them on an off day?

These guys are excellent. It's hidden away in an industrial precinct but well worth going hunting to find it. I went back twice on Saturday and was thoroughly impressed with the quality of the product. It was full flavoured and delicious. The guys were only too happy to chat coffee with me which I always enjoy.

Not too bad. Coffee was ok, but didn't really feel like it was anything overly special. I managed to catch the Sunday morning rush, so service was a bit short and sharp.

Nice little place with quality coffee. A couple of blends on offer and passionate staff who care about the product.

I was stuck in Ipswich for the day so I decided to go for a walk to locate good coffee. I wasn't disappointed. They've just changed over to Veniziano beans and the flavour was great.

It's still a little bit and miss for my taste. Some days you can get a really great cup here, others it just isn't impressive. Service is ok.

A trip to Melbourne means a visit to Brother Baba Budan. It's an essential location for those passionate about their coffee. The product is always excellent. Even though I've been gone for months, nothing has changed and they're still producing beautiful coffee. Combine that with the quirky decor and you've got a wonderful inner city coffee experience.

This has become my regular Wednesday afternoon coffee spot on my once a week trip into the city. The coffee is always spot on.

Arriving back in Melbourne after moving away 8 months ago, first priority was get coffee. LB2 was an obvious choice. Brilliant coffee as always and just what I needed...

I arrived for a coffee pretty close to closing time and in chatting with the young lady serving, she stated that the guy really responsible for their top coffee was a morning shift guy and had finished for the day. They do double shot as standard in a flat white which is a huge plus compared to so many others who charge extra. It was well made with a good texture and smooth, strong flavour. It was good, but I would stop short of saying it was exceptional which I might otherwise expect from a cafe with a score over 9.

Always a tasty coffee.

Had a strong flat white on their El Salvadorian single origin. Smooth and tasty.

Couldn't find it. I don't think it exists anymore. Website doesn't lead anywhere.

Closed down.

It's hiding down inside a quiet mall away from the road but it was worth the find. The coffee was made on beans from 7 Seeds from Melbourne and very tasty. Instantly pleasing and enjoyable enough that I might have been tempted to get another had I not already walked back to the truck and started to drive away.

Unfortunately, it looks like the owners have changed and the coffee is suffering. A few weeks ago the staff entirely changed and since then, the coffee has taken on a bitter taste and is regularly too hot. Sad to see a good coffee spot suffering for lack of a quality product.

Not a bad little coffee using beans from Black Sheep Roasters. Texture was pretty good and temperature was only very slightly too hot. The beans produced a tasty shot.

Very ordinary coffee. The espresso was bland and fairly weak. The milk was slightly over steamed.