The Coffee Club Cafe - Carindale — Restaurant in Brisbane City

The Coffee Club in Carindale offers a delightful brunch experience that combines exceptional coffee, delectable food, and outstanding hospitality. From the moment you step in, you are greeted by a warm and inviting atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for a relaxing meal.

Ambiance and Setting The Coffee Club boasts a modern and comfortable setting with ample seating options, both indoors and outdoors. The decor is chic yet cozy, perfect for casual catch-ups, business meetings, or even a solo coffee break. Large windows let in plenty of natural light, creating a bright and airy environment.

Food and Beverages The brunch menu at The Coffee Club is impressive, offering a wide range of options to suit every palate. Whether you are in the mood for a hearty breakfast or a light, healthy lunch, there is something for everyone. Highlights include the classic Eggs Benedict, served with perfectly poached eggs and hollandaise sauce, and the Smashed Avo, which is both fresh and flavorful. Their burgers and sandwiches are also popular choices, made with high-quality ingredients and served with a side of crispy fries or salad.

Coffee lovers will not be disappointed either. The Coffee Club takes pride in its expertly brewed coffee, offering a variety of options from robust espressos to creamy lattes. Each cup is crafted with care, ensuring a perfect balance of flavor and strength. For those who prefer something different, the cafe also offers a selection of teas, smoothies, and freshly squeezed juices.

Service and Hospitality The staff at The Coffee Club in Carindale are a standout feature. They are attentive, friendly, and always willing to go the extra mile to ensure a pleasant dining experience. Service is prompt, and the team is knowledgeable about the menu, happy to make recommendations based on your preferences. Their genuine hospitality makes you feel welcome and valued as a customer.

Overall Experience The Coffee Club in Carindale is a top-notch choice for brunch and coffee. With its beautiful setting, delicious food, and exceptional service, it promises a memorable dining experience. Whether you're a local or just visiting, this cafe is highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy a leisurely brunch or a great cup of coffee in a friendly and comfortable...

There are things to like about The Coffee Club (TCC). As they are a franchise they’re in most shopping centres and once you’re part of their VIP club, after paying for about 5 medium coffees, you get a free one with your hot drink.

This occasion was a group booking of 8.

The downside/questionable side is their pricing structure with the product and quantity they give. Paying $6 for 2 slices of supermarket basic bread is pretty cheeky. For that price, I’m expecting some specialty, artisan type bread. Toast is also not listed on your menu and this makes the whole ordering with less contact via the app superfluous as you have to go to the counter anyway.

For standard tinned baked beans that have been heated up - I’m the first to appreciate this as the “house made beans” that other cafes offer are glorified kidney beans swimming in tomato sauce. The wonderment is the $3 that you charge for this.

There are so many independent cafes that are now on the scene charging much less that a franchise such as TCC should be able to compete or do better on. If you need to have a look at another franchises’ answer sheet, look at how Cafe 63 do it. Their menu listing is a mini book and a pricing structure to match.

All in all, I will patronise TCC for their coffees and consider my group options for...

Pretty poor customer service, I was looking forward to enjoying a nice hot drink and resting as I was feeling lightheaded and needed to sit down and that i'm just over 10 weeks pregnant and I took it upon myself to sit at the closest vacant table which was right on the side, I just felt relieved and was ready to order through.the menu app, when the staff member rudely interrupted me with, are you here alone?and I replied yes, then she responded with, you can't sit here this is for the disabled people and people with prams, can you move somewhere else? Absolutely no regard as she was quite abrupt, I didn't feel well and I now didn't want to purchase a drink from there so I politely moved and said, it's OK I can go somewhere else, then ahe responded with a sarcastic, ok hava nice day then! I used to enjoy going there but that just goes to show you should never judge a book by its cover, I felt she didn't know how I was feeling and made the assumption without asking if I really needed to be there, I had to call it out. She needs to be retrained in how to speak...