Café buzz coffee. Located in one of port’s many food courts, this seems to be the destination for serious coffee drinkers. Food prices are comparable to sydney, and there’s a range of coffee related equipment on sale, including the rancilio rocky grinder.
If you’re looking for the kind of delicatessen treats that you find on food tourism trips – shortbread, cordials and jams, hibiscus flowers – this is the place.
Coffee takes a long, long while to arrive: the twenty tables are quite busy with the mid-morning rush, but still: this is a long wait. A chocolate coated coffee bean adorns the teaspoon when the drinks are brought out. The coffee itself is well above average, smooth, good temperature. The blend has a simple, direct flavour without too much ornament.
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I love this place, but I wouldnt call the arcade a food court. and the wait is only long during holiday season, or at the rush. in that part of town it is the second quickest to bring the coffee (which is probobly not saying much about the rest of the coffee shops, but hey, its good for buzz.) Its also cheap in comparison to the rest of the town (also not saying much)
anyway, the real reason im replying is that they have another store (in the neighbouring town of laureton, and there is another opening up across from the town library, in the centrelink building, and this place makes the best lcappacinos Ive tasted.
Jess
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