Pedlar Project — Restaurant in Queensland

Step into a serene oasis at this charming cafe, where lush greenery envelopes you in a relaxing atmosphere right in the heart of the city. Finding parking is a breeze with convenient spots both behind and in front of the cafe.

The culinary experience here is a treat for the senses - from the delectable food to the richly brewed coffee, every bite and sip is a delight.

The ambiance is further elevated by the warmth and hospitality of the staff, who create a welcoming and pleasant environment. The menu offers a range of options, including vegan dishes like the flavorful scrambled tofu, ensuring there's something for everyone.

With an excellent selection of music adding to the cool, cosy vibe, this place exudes a unique charm that keeps guests coming back. Pair your meal with a refreshing juice for a complete dining experience that is worth every penny.

Whether you're a regular or visiting for the first time, this cafe promises a memorable and enjoyable time. Embrace the good vibes, soak in the outdoor seating area surrounded by lush plants, and let yourself unwind as you savor each moment. Join the community of satisfied patrons who have found a hidden gem in this cafe - a place where great coffee, friendly service, and a delightful ambiance come together...

Update: thank you kindly for the refund, most unexpected and very generous. Awesome customer service 👍👍👍👍👍 I have ordered beans online 5 times now. My earlier orders were the Barcelona beans and were pretty good. However, my two orders this year the beans have been past their best date. Although considering delivery is approx a week from Townsville to Canberra, taking advantage of free postage specials, it adds an extra week to beans already past their best. The last order consisted of one bag of Blackcurrant which was a touch over 4 weeks from the roast date, and Loxoboxo, being just over 2 weeks from the roast date and should have been spot on. Of course i had to use the older beans first so as not to make them any older. The Blackcurrant beans weren't too bad, but i wonder how good they could have been fresh. I was very disappointed with the Loxoboxo which were pretty bland. I will choose local from now on due to the delivery lag and no control over roast date. A nice and fresh bag a bought locally in Canberra last week were so much better (5/5), which in comparison I'd give Loxoboxo 1/5 and Blackcurrant 2/5. You might have more luck buying from the...

Never had such a bad service in total. I wanted to get a coffee but unfortunately, they provided disposable coffee mugs only. Or a recyclable cup for three dollars extra. On the one hand, how much better are they really for the environment? Probably not at all. The business profit, on the other hand, grows. However, I offered to pay extra for a real mug but they would not take it. I had such a bad feeling about the environment, especially because other people around me had glasses and normal cups. ”It’s family” they said. Also, there were plenty of normal cups standing on top of the coffee machine at the desk. After a long discussion with the barista, I decided to take a disposable mug with a bad feeling. The service delivered the coffee way to hot so I got my tung burned. Furthermore, after a while, the awful smell of the toilet floods the room. It lasted and made me sick. After an hour of working they closed because of the closing hour at “noon”, which was exactly at 12 pm. Overall my experience was really bad and even the quick wifi didn't make me feel better. The ethical responsibility of the shop is 0.0 and the service gave me a bad...