Sisterhood Coffee — Restaurant in Gold Coast City

We live 4 doors from this cafe and go there every morning for coffee, yet every morning a tall girl with dark hair looks at me like a stranger. Today we go in at 6am and they are restarting their pos system so will not make us coffees. I was told To sit down and wait. After around 5 minutes they were making another person a coffee so I approached the counter assuming pos was working. Nope can’t serve you. We questioning if they could write our order down and make it. Nope because we may finish our coffee and not pay!!!!! And we were Called rude for questioning her when common sense and customer service would normally kick in particularly when 3 staff members were standing behind the counter doing nothing and being paid Sunday rates. Friday morning we went in at 7am and this same girl was telling people it was a 35 minute wait on coffee so people would walk out and not order. We ordered as I felt it wasn’t a 35 Minute wait (based on her every day can’t do customer service I had seen previously) and had coffees in 18 minutes. Really guys, get your act together and find some staff that value customer service. It’s sad when you see group after group walking out shaking their heads out of what was our local. Time to move on, there are too many great service spots...

We were up on the Gold Coast for the long weekend and decided to revisit Sisterhood cafe in Palm Beach as we’d enjoyed it on our last trip.

The cafe is located along Gold Coast Highway, not far from the Palm Beach shops. We visited on Good Friday and it was super busy. Staff acknowledged the meal and coffee might be a good wait and also apologised for the wait when the food came out, but it was really absolutely fine. We thought the service was super efficient. We also found the staff to be incredibly friendly, welcoming and helpful.

Sisterhood are serving up coffee by Genovese Coffee and we really like it, so much so, we return the next day for more.

The menu is relatively short, with sandwiches, eggs, acai bowls and avo on toast. But the food is good. We both order the scrambled eggs on the most amazing bread around, and a side of sweet tomato relish. Before we leave, we also grab a hot cross bun for later, light fluffy and super tasty.

The cafe is dog friendly, with plenty of puppies outside to dine with...

We’ve been coming to Sisterhood Café for brunch for a while now — it’s become a bit of a staple whenever we’re near Palm Beach. This time, we had our usual mochas (still consistently good), almond croissants to start, and for mains, the tomato & ricotta sourdough and the spiced pumpkin — both fresh and well-balanced.

The self-serve sparkling water tap is a small but thoughtful touch — definitely adds to the relaxed, help-yourself vibe. Parking is still super easy out the back, which is a huge win for a Gold Coast café this close to the beach.

Prices have crept up a little, but honestly, that’s everywhere right now. The quality has stayed high, and you can tell the team still cares about what they’re serving.

It’s one of those spots that gets the basics right — atmosphere, food, service — and keeps you coming back without needing to shout about it. Still on...