I love the big menu, food and staff. However it's best for adults rather than children as it's a…read moretight fitting location - pram movement is virtually impossible.

A beautiful cafe full of greenery, with an additional component of beautiful thrift finds you can…read morepick up! I've found some lovely books and gifts for friends while simply grabbing a coffee! Speaking of - amazing coffee!! Rafter and Rose has an amazing array of options for every palate, and a special shout out to their amazing gluten free options.

Best coffee I've had in a very long time. Didn't even need any sugar. Very few things on the food…read moremenu, but what they did have was tasty. This place seems very popular with morning cyclists, is rather trendy and really rather nice. Doesn't look like much from outside (I didn't even see a sign!), but give it a go if you like coffee!

Cactus Espresso Bar has recently celebrated it's 10th birthday at the "top of town" in Ipswich. It…read moreis one of the first cafes in town and is still going strong. I love the atmosphere in here, from the pleasant, friendly service to the great menu on offer. I have been in here for breakfast and lunch with out being disappointed with the meal received. The coffee is pretty good as well. I have stopped in here many times for a takeaway coffee. Not only does the cafe have a great retro feel to it, it boast some pretty impressive art as well. Cactus Espresso host some impressive art shows and parties throughout the year. A great local cafe and would highly recommend it to all.

Really enjoyed a late brunch at Cactus Espresso! Relaxed feel with lots of gorgeous crocheted…read moresucculents around the place, and casual but friendly service. My big breakfast wasn't quite as described in the menu, but once I tasted it, I couldn't care less! Our party also had great reviews for the salmon benedict, homemade soft drinks and of course, the coffee. The courtyard out the back was also an unexpected treat for the eyes!!

Yelpers, if you have been following my reviews over the past few days you will have noticed that I…read morehave discovered some mighty fine little hang outs in Ipswich. Yep, no word of a lie. Fourthchild is one of these great hang outs and boasts such a Melbourne-esque feel as soon as you walk through the doors. Upon entering it's the simple but gorgeous layout that strikes you first about this little joint. There are fabulous small details such as cakes being served in star shaped liners and orange juice in a jar with a paper straw that makes me love Fourthchild is the bees knees when it comes to delicious baked treats. My personal fave is the flourless mini chocolate cake, or I hear the carrot cake is also a winner. Their coffee is worth boasting about, with the Barista clearly capable and experienced on the coffee making front. It's my understanding that Fourthchild also does a mean breakfast/brunch on the weekends and is the only place I know who sells organic, iced earl grey tea. So swallow your pride, and make a trip to the Switch for some Fourthchild action. It will not disappoint. Bare in mind that it's a hit with the locals so best to get in early or late to avoid crowds.

The woman behind fourthchild named it so because she already has three kidlets and figured running…read morea cafe would be like raising a child. Kudos to her also for deciding to open something this hip and unheard of in Ipswich, "Just because I felt like it." Not as busy as most Brisbane cafes on a Sunday morning it was steadily filling up when we arrived around 10:30am. It had been on my list to visit for a while so friends and I piled in the car for a Sunday road trip to "The Switch" There were five breakfast items to select and unintentionally we had five people dining who all chose individual items. Don't expect many frills from this menu. It is simple and removes any temptation for decision overload (although when looking at their cake cabinet it may be a different story). They make most of their goods on site and it shows (in a good way). The bread for my scrambled eggs, mushrooms and spinach was more like a damper- it was soft in the centre, fresh and the right amount of crunch in the crust. The meal was good but lacked a little flavour for my liking. The eggs could have been improved with some simple seasoning or herbs. Of all the meals we sampled the best would have to have been the "frenchie" french toast with banana, salted caramel and honey comb. Surrounded by tempting sweets and cakes I'm going to take a stab in the dark that this is what fourthchild excels at, rather than run of the mill breakfasts. Still, all in all, minus the delay in our coffees arriving to the table it was a pleasant out-of-town cafe breakfast. Should I be local, I'd be all over this place like a rash.

Even though Nourish is one of the newer cafes in Ipswich, with it's popularity, it's hard to…read morebelieve that this place hasn't already been reviewed. Great fit out with indoor and outdoor dining - outdoor being either out the front on the foot path, or out the back in the courtyard. The food is really good with a good selection, including acai bowls, eggs benedict, and other great choices that I can't remember right now! A great addition to the ever growing Ipswich foodie scene :) One thing to note if you enjoy your tea/coffee with soy milk - they use Bonsoy, which seems to be a bit of a polarising choice as some people either love it or hate it. I have mine with full cream, so I don't mind :)

The food is "ok". The price isn't great. The food doesn't justify the price. The bacon is chewy and…read moretough. If they changed the bacon and made the food more affordable I'd eat here more. The space is hip and stylish.

Pleasant cafe in the Top of Town Ipswich. I stopped in on a…read moreFriday night of a stroll along the main street markets, and was pleasantly surprised. There is a small selection of good quality food on offer, not at all the usual quick take away meal. The coffee was good, served quickly and with a smile.. What I like about this little cafe is there is a selection of pantry items on sale as well. Mainly spices, flavoured oils, pastas, herbs, chutneys, chillies and jams. It was an absolute delight walking in and noticing the natural flow of the cafe, the items for sale, the were place nicely on shelves that did not over shadow the products. It didn't feel like you were walking into a store (Cole's or Woolies) at all, just a natural feel. Then moving onto the cafe at the back of the store.. There was a bench and stools to sit and eat or read a book on the inside of the cafe as well as sidewalk tables to sit and enjoy a light meal with friends outside. I would stop at this cafe again.

great food - love the breakfasts here on a Sunday morning. Hardworking owner that cares about the…read morecustomer experience

This has got to be Ipswich's best kept secret. Tucked in next to the plant nursery alongside the…read moreTile Shed on Mt Crosby Rd, this cafe serves the best hamburgers AND great chips and is cheaper than Maccas! A big fresh juicy hamburger with cheese and salad, a side of crisp hot chips, and a cold can of drink (or coffee) for $10..,,,, I know, hard to believe. It's fully covered but semi-outdoors with slatted walls and open on one end so probably not the best in bad weather, but with such good quality food and really lovely service, it's well worth coming out of your way to visit.

nice treats and yummy food! acai bowls and smoothies too. great place! it all looks very fresh and…read morecomfortable too