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The Coffee Club Café — Restaurant in Western Australia

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The Coffee Club Café
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All-day breakfast & cafe lunches, plus signature coffee blends, in an established, casual chain.
Nearby attractions
St Patrick's Cathedral
11 Money St, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Bunbury Regional Art Gallery
64 Wittenoom St, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Wyalup-Rocky Point
LOT 352 Ocean Dr, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Marlston Hill Lookout
10A Whale View, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Mangrove Boardwalk
Koombana Park, LOT 460 Koombana Dr, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Nearby restaurants
Hello Duck
47 Stephen St, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Bunbury Boulevard Bakery Cafe
26 Prinsep St, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Waters Edge Bistro & Function Centre
42 Cobblestone Dr, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
La Pause Miam
5/17 Prinsep St, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
The Rose Hotel & Motel
27 Wellington St, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Buck's Diner
Shop 2/26 Prinsep St, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Sushi Master
60 Blair St, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Nicola's
62 Victoria St, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Honey Cafe and Bunbury Chinese Restaurant
Shop 11/130 Victoria St, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Benesse Bunbury
Shop 4/83 Victoria St, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
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s Premier Hotel Resort, Indoor Swimming Pool and Spa, City Location, 20 symmons 16-20 Symmons Street, Ocean Views, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Bunbury Hotel Koombana Bay
1 Holman St, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Discovery Parks - Bunbury Foreshore
Koombana Dr, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Quest Bunbury
14 Lyons Cove, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Clifton Motel & Grittleton Lodge
2 Molloy St, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Dolphin Retreat Bunbury Backpackers
14 Wellington St, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Admiral Motel Bunbury
56 Spencer St, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Wander Inn Bunbury Backpackers
16 Clifton St, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
Mantra Bunbury Lighthouse
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Snooze Bunbury
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The Coffee Club Café

60 Blair St, Bunbury WA 6230, Australia
3.8(222)
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All-day breakfast & cafe lunches, plus signature coffee blends, in an established, casual chain.

attractions: St Patrick's Cathedral, Bunbury Regional Art Gallery, Wyalup-Rocky Point, Marlston Hill Lookout, Mangrove Boardwalk, restaurants: Hello Duck, Bunbury Boulevard Bakery Cafe, Waters Edge Bistro & Function Centre, La Pause Miam, The Rose Hotel & Motel, Buck's Diner, Sushi Master, Nicola's, Honey Cafe and Bunbury Chinese Restaurant, Benesse Bunbury
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Phone
+61 8 9720 4101
Website
coffeeclub.com.au

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Featured dishes

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Eggs Benedict - Haloumi
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Mushrooms On Toast
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Calamari & Chips
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Kids Cheesy Corn Omelette
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Berry Smoothie
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Iced Matcha Latte
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Strawberry Matcha
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Traditional Lemonade
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Pistachio Hot Chocolate
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Hot Pistachio
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Passionfruit Spider
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Raspberry Spider
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Green Smoothie

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Nearby attractions of The Coffee Club Café

St Patrick's Cathedral

Bunbury Regional Art Gallery

Wyalup-Rocky Point

Marlston Hill Lookout

Mangrove Boardwalk

St Patrick's Cathedral

St Patrick's Cathedral

4.6

(87)

Open 24 hours
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Bunbury Regional Art Gallery

Bunbury Regional Art Gallery

4.6

(177)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Wyalup-Rocky Point

Wyalup-Rocky Point

4.6

(330)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Marlston Hill Lookout

Marlston Hill Lookout

4.5

(626)

Open 24 hours
Click for details

Nearby restaurants of The Coffee Club Café

Hello Duck

Bunbury Boulevard Bakery Cafe

Waters Edge Bistro & Function Centre

La Pause Miam

The Rose Hotel & Motel

Buck's Diner

Sushi Master

Nicola's

Honey Cafe and Bunbury Chinese Restaurant

Benesse Bunbury

Hello Duck

Hello Duck

4.7

(341)

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Bunbury Boulevard Bakery Cafe

Bunbury Boulevard Bakery Cafe

4.3

(244)

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Waters Edge Bistro & Function Centre

Waters Edge Bistro & Function Centre

4.0

(287)

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La Pause Miam

La Pause Miam

4.6

(173)

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EnzEnz
Ah, The Coffee Club Café in Bunbury, a place that promised so much but ultimately left me longing for more. I had high hopes for a unique and exciting culinary experience, but alas, it fell short of my expectations. Upon entering the café, the atmosphere was pleasant enough—a buzz of conversations, the clinking of cups, and the whir of espresso machines. The menu boasted a variety of dishes, ranging from breakfast classics to hearty lunch options. Excitement tingled in the air as I perused the offerings, hoping to discover a hidden gem amidst the sea of mediocrity. Sadly, my taste buds were met with disappointment. The dishes that arrived at our table lacked the creativity and flair that I so often seek out on my culinary adventures. The flavors, while not offensive, were simply lackluster—leaving me yearning for that unexpected burst of surprise and delight. The coffee, an essential cornerstone of any café experience, failed to impress as well. The once-promised aromatic notes and robust flavors were muddled and uninspiring. It was a far cry from the rich, velvety elixir that I had hoped would awaken my senses and transport me to caffeinated bliss. As I sat there, sipping my lukewarm brew and nibbling on the disappointingly average fare, I couldn't help but reflect on the importance of culinary exploration. It is in these moments of underwhelming meals that we truly appreciate the exceptional ones—the ones that surprise and delight, leaving an indelible mark on our palates and our memories. While The Coffee Club Café in Bunbury may have missed the mark on this particular occasion, let it serve as a reminder that even in the most mundane of experiences, there is still something to be learned. It's a lesson in appreciating the extraordinary, seeking out the unexpected, and finding beauty in the simplest of pleasures. So, my dear readers, as you embark on your own culinary adventures, embrace the highs and lows, the triumphs and disappointments. For it is through these experiences that we develop discerning palates, refine our tastes, and grow as lovers of food and seekers of exceptional flavors. And remember, even when faced with a disappointing meal, the journey continues. There are countless cafes, restaurants, and hidden gems waiting to be discovered, where the flavors dance on your tongue and the stories unfold with every bite. So, onwards we go, in search of that next extraordinary culinary encounter that will leave us in awe and make our taste buds sing.
TashTash
T h e C o f f e e C l u b Situated inside the Bunbury Centre Point shopping centre near one of the entrance doors. Ordered the ham and cheese croissant, done to perfection and the coffee to take away. It looked as good as it tasted. By the time I thought of a photo I already ate it all! Yum. Service were fast and staff are friendly. Neat and clean Coffee Shop. If you join their membership and buy a coffee, you’ll get the second free. This is great if you’re in the area often. Lots of different seating options. Would recommend.
Toni Froia DrummondToni Froia Drummond
What I liked was the staff actually looked happy working here the cooks/chefs were even singing. It was nice to see. I liked that you could sit down and order from the table by scanning the code. and the meal was made quickly too. The coffee was nice and great that you could get lactose free. I had the calamari and it was delicious and fresh the salad was also nice. Hubby had the ham, cheese and tomato toastie and he said it was great with lots of ham which he loves. The chairs here were very comfy too. Nice atmosphere.
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Ah, The Coffee Club Café in Bunbury, a place that promised so much but ultimately left me longing for more. I had high hopes for a unique and exciting culinary experience, but alas, it fell short of my expectations. Upon entering the café, the atmosphere was pleasant enough—a buzz of conversations, the clinking of cups, and the whir of espresso machines. The menu boasted a variety of dishes, ranging from breakfast classics to hearty lunch options. Excitement tingled in the air as I perused the offerings, hoping to discover a hidden gem amidst the sea of mediocrity. Sadly, my taste buds were met with disappointment. The dishes that arrived at our table lacked the creativity and flair that I so often seek out on my culinary adventures. The flavors, while not offensive, were simply lackluster—leaving me yearning for that unexpected burst of surprise and delight. The coffee, an essential cornerstone of any café experience, failed to impress as well. The once-promised aromatic notes and robust flavors were muddled and uninspiring. It was a far cry from the rich, velvety elixir that I had hoped would awaken my senses and transport me to caffeinated bliss. As I sat there, sipping my lukewarm brew and nibbling on the disappointingly average fare, I couldn't help but reflect on the importance of culinary exploration. It is in these moments of underwhelming meals that we truly appreciate the exceptional ones—the ones that surprise and delight, leaving an indelible mark on our palates and our memories. While The Coffee Club Café in Bunbury may have missed the mark on this particular occasion, let it serve as a reminder that even in the most mundane of experiences, there is still something to be learned. It's a lesson in appreciating the extraordinary, seeking out the unexpected, and finding beauty in the simplest of pleasures. So, my dear readers, as you embark on your own culinary adventures, embrace the highs and lows, the triumphs and disappointments. For it is through these experiences that we develop discerning palates, refine our tastes, and grow as lovers of food and seekers of exceptional flavors. And remember, even when faced with a disappointing meal, the journey continues. There are countless cafes, restaurants, and hidden gems waiting to be discovered, where the flavors dance on your tongue and the stories unfold with every bite. So, onwards we go, in search of that next extraordinary culinary encounter that will leave us in awe and make our taste buds sing.
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T h e C o f f e e C l u b Situated inside the Bunbury Centre Point shopping centre near one of the entrance doors. Ordered the ham and cheese croissant, done to perfection and the coffee to take away. It looked as good as it tasted. By the time I thought of a photo I already ate it all! Yum. Service were fast and staff are friendly. Neat and clean Coffee Shop. If you join their membership and buy a coffee, you’ll get the second free. This is great if you’re in the area often. Lots of different seating options. Would recommend.
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What I liked was the staff actually looked happy working here the cooks/chefs were even singing. It was nice to see. I liked that you could sit down and order from the table by scanning the code. and the meal was made quickly too. The coffee was nice and great that you could get lactose free. I had the calamari and it was delicious and fresh the salad was also nice. Hubby had the ham, cheese and tomato toastie and he said it was great with lots of ham which he loves. The chairs here were very comfy too. Nice atmosphere.
Toni Froia Drummond

Toni Froia Drummond

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Reviews of The Coffee Club Café

3.8
(222)
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3.0
2y

Ah, The Coffee Club Café in Bunbury, a place that promised so much but ultimately left me longing for more. I had high hopes for a unique and exciting culinary experience, but alas, it fell short of my expectations.

Upon entering the café, the atmosphere was pleasant enough—a buzz of conversations, the clinking of cups, and the whir of espresso machines. The menu boasted a variety of dishes, ranging from breakfast classics to hearty lunch options. Excitement tingled in the air as I perused the offerings, hoping to discover a hidden gem amidst the sea of mediocrity.

Sadly, my taste buds were met with disappointment. The dishes that arrived at our table lacked the creativity and flair that I so often seek out on my culinary adventures. The flavors, while not offensive, were simply lackluster—leaving me yearning for that unexpected burst of surprise and delight.

The coffee, an essential cornerstone of any café experience, failed to impress as well. The once-promised aromatic notes and robust flavors were muddled and uninspiring. It was a far cry from the rich, velvety elixir that I had hoped would awaken my senses and transport me to caffeinated bliss.

As I sat there, sipping my lukewarm brew and nibbling on the disappointingly average fare, I couldn't help but reflect on the importance of culinary exploration. It is in these moments of underwhelming meals that we truly appreciate the exceptional ones—the ones that surprise and delight, leaving an indelible mark on our palates and our memories.

While The Coffee Club Café in Bunbury may have missed the mark on this particular occasion, let it serve as a reminder that even in the most mundane of experiences, there is still something to be learned. It's a lesson in appreciating the extraordinary, seeking out the unexpected, and finding beauty in the simplest of pleasures.

So, my dear readers, as you embark on your own culinary adventures, embrace the highs and lows, the triumphs and disappointments. For it is through these experiences that we develop discerning palates, refine our tastes, and grow as lovers of food and seekers of exceptional flavors.

And remember, even when faced with a disappointing meal, the journey continues. There are countless cafes, restaurants, and hidden gems waiting to be discovered, where the flavors dance on your tongue and the stories unfold with every bite. So, onwards we go, in search of that next extraordinary culinary encounter that will leave us in awe and make our...

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1.0
5y

Ordered a mug of flat white coffee. It was so hot it was initially undrinkable. When I got to taste it, it was awful. The milk was way overstretched. I didn't drink it but as I left with my wife, I mentioned it to the proprietor. She immediately told me that the temperature of the milk was 62 degrees. Wow, customer relation skills = zero. She only had to taste the coffee herself to prove the point. My experience is a beginner's barista course. My initial espresso machine is a Vivi PID espresso followed a year later by the advanced barista course. I now have three espresso coffee machine in three premises. I grind bought coffee beans and take great pride in my coffee making skills. I won't be going to any Coffee Club again, especially in Bunbury. At those premises, they don't know good espresso coffee making skills, not to mention their customer relations skills score...

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1.0
2y

Been going to the Coffee club at various locations in NSW and WA for over 10 years..

The Bunbury coffee club was awful!!

The food was so overcooked.. the chips were hollow and looked uneatable .. . no flavour at all and gross with oil.

The chicken burger bun was a bit over toasted and the chicken was also way too crispy and had hollow parts and substantially lacked flavor.

We had not been to this Cafe in a few years but decided to try it and see if it had improved but it has not. Will never be going back. Seems like the owners may not have much experience in running a Cafe.

The young guy who brought us our food and drinks was great.. professional and friendly. The service at the counter to order was exceptionally slow like staff had no idea what...

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