This cafe was rather quiet, but then again it does happen to be located in a rather quiet town out…read morein the Lockyer Valley. Yet despite that this place was nothing short of gorgeous - it really did have a lot of charm about it. The thing was that it really felt like a cafe that captured the essence of the country. Mind you, I only had a cold drink, namely because it was summer, but it was a delightful place to wait for the bus to come along. Oh, and the service was pretty good as well.

As a local, this is one of my favourites for a delicious breakfast. They do great coffee as well…read more The food is well presented and it is extremely yum. You have the option of sitting inside or outside and it has a great atmosphere. Fantastic service too, I would recommend this place

Well, this place wasn't particularly flash, but it certainly turned out to be one of those places…read morethat aren't all that bad to grab a spot of breakfast. Mind you, being one of those country cafes I generally don't expect all that much, which means that they do end up turning out much better than I would expect, as is the case here. The staff were friendly, and the breakfast was quite nice as well. In fact it was a lovely place to grab a bite to eat.

Café thirty three is a community co-op organization which helps our teenage barrister coffee…read moreexperts how to make coffee, deal with cash and all the other on hand training you need to get out into the big old world. I love this little café as it gives our kids and our community a choice between the small shabby Scheck looking country style rundown road house or the corporate undertakings of Coffee Club. stop in have a coffee have a nose around in our little slice of whatever the hell we call life now days, post pandemic.