Coffee Works

Like 20+ coffees to choose from and they dont actually serve any of them. Yeah its cool if you want beans for home. And $15 for a sandwich. Yeah right. Dont go there expecting a cafe. At least put a sign out saying we dont serve the coffees we "make". Edit Reply: I was informed by locals that this place offered a decent menu, backed up by the pictures here on google maps, which i did not find. They now believe that coffee works is under new management from the previous time they were there. I somewhat understand the menu change, and tbh i abhor the fact that $15 for a sandwich is standard. My friends did actually place an order which you even got wrong. They ordered some cake and 2 coffees, but received 3 cups (of which i assumed they paid for, but did not order the 3rd) and the cakes actually made us crook. The pink cake was just jelly, and the "gluten free" option was not free of gluten. Which if you got that wrong could have killed them. Not a joke. Youll also find my reviews are a lot closer to 50/50. Not 90%. Do not generalise. It looks bad on you. I give honest reviews, even if sometimes a bit heated. As is my prerogative as a customer. Im sure its not that hard to have a small grinder to make single serves. As I mentioned above, put out a sign that says you dont offer this service. And maybe put something online too. I like my coffee typically white and sweet aswell. But i still appreciate the quality of a good coffee. Hearing about a coffee place with so many i genuinely got excited, and without a sign its fair to expect an "espresso bar" would offer a wide variety of tastings. Maybe take these reviews on board as constructive criticism. As i have noticed i am not the first negative review you have attacked. Check yo self.

Terrific start to our Atherton Tableland road trip. Awesome presentation of the hot chocolate and mocha coffee. Looked great and tasted delicious. Enjoyed a slice of gluten-free cheese cake as well.