Best coffee in the area. I recently started going back here and always try to get my coffee here on…read moremy day off.

My favourite cafe in Gungahlin! I come here for breakfast a lot and sometimes for lunch. The menu…read moreis as good as any trendy cafe in Braddon of Kingston, with a variety of eggs-bacon-toast. The pancakes are wonderful and soft! Either with fruit or maple and bacon. There are some more unusual offerings too like kim chee burgers. The coffee is always quick to be served and is streets ahead of any of the franchise coffee places

I love this place so much!!! They have great food and great drinks. But there is not many cake and…read morepastry options. But you need to go and try it out.

Atlas are serious contenders for best coffee in Canberra. Fresh food and Canberra's finest beans…read more Using '2 Before 10' beans, they are serving truly excellent coffee. Espresso bar out front, cosy and comfortable nook out back. Delicious all day breakfast menu and outstanding '2 Before 10' style toasties. Their gourmet bacon/egg/avocado roll is excellent and the best Reuben sandwich in Canberra is made right here. Atlas remains the cafe that all other Gungahlin cafes should aspire to.

probably the best outlet of this little franchise, great coffee and food, loving the Hawaiian…read moremelts! Perfect place for a casual bites. only prob was seems a little warm in the heat of summer, not sure if their AC was in full service last summer

With my mind nagging me for its mid morning caffeine shot, I made my way to The Coffee Club in…read moreGungahlin. Stepping into the store, it reminded me of your stereotypical Coffee Club -- dark, sensual, and inviting. I thought everything was great, until I came up to the registers to order my coffee. It may be a nitpick of me to mention this but the service was cold, like ice coffee cold. With a stone cold face, the person asked me what I would like to order. As per usual, I opted for a lactose free latte. He put through the order and prompted me to pay for my item. This is where the second problem arose. "It'll be $6.10." He said. Six dollars and ten cents. For a lactose free latte? Now, I know it is not his responsibility to dictate the price of my beverage, but this pricing is borderline offensive. How could a coffee club, with its -- I'm assuming -- successful franchise charge $6.10 for a basic latte? There was nothing specIal about the cup I got. In addition, I didn't choose to be heavily lactose sensitive, and so why must I pay significantly more than a person who have the enzymes to properly process lactose? I'm uncertain. This kind of experience is the kind of experience which makes me want to support properly-minded small business who understand that coffee is exactly that, coffee. Yes, I know it is also a bit of a social norm to treat coffee as a 'specialty', but in this particular instance this coffee was far from specialty. If you're wanting to satisfy your craving for coffee, go elsewhere. I believe I saw 3 other small coffee booths around this coffee club. If I didn't have work to do and needed a place to sit and sip, I would've opted to support the smaller, more reasonable, coffee cafes.

Lovely staff fast service nice food I go here all the time ever since the refurbished it's greatread more