Nice coffee shop and very friendly staff. Coffee was really well made, and delivered with a smile…read more Fairly busy too so you know it's got to be good!

Great service! Super friendly and fast!!! Had a line when we pulled up which was a good sign; came…read moreback for some extra sugar and the guy was more than happy to melt it for me and add to my iced mocha!!

I just popped in for breakfast after reading other reviews and was pleasantly surprised to find…read morethis gem in the concrete jungle of Brendale. Staff were very friendly and helpful, considering I ordered breakfast 15 minutes before it was over. The coffee I ordered came out as nothing short of excellent and the food hit the spot with my tastebuds. It was definitely enjoyable going from coffee to my meal and back without any interference on the flavours that this cafe has managed to capture and harness. The menu can be found on their website: http://www.theboilerroomcafe.com.au Those who enjoy chain coffee shops will find the same money going towards something of better quality in a location that is spacious, vibrant and welcoming to all. I will definitely be making visits in the future.

Great Coffee . Great customer service . If you are looking for something better than the usual…read morepreservatives boiled in oil , try the food here . A great gourmet menu , not cheap but value for money . Nice ambience to dine in for lunch . I try to have at least one meeting here a week

Great coffee, lovely location , open at 5am in the week, almond croissants are delicious, it's a…read morespecial relaxing place for amazing coffee.

Its good to see that someone is making an effort to bring a little bit of coffee culture to the…read morenorth west side of Brisbane. Coffee On The Run is a family owned business located at the top of the Ferny Village. It's a quaint little shop that has plenty of seating and the girls in there certainly know how to make a great falt white. Inside they also serve a small menu that includes some breakfast sangas served on Turkish bread, some light deserts and cakes. For lunch there are some delicious gourmet rolls and sandwiches to feast upon. As tempted as I was, looking into the display cabinet, I had to fly. Donna, the owner, told me how on the weekend they are flat out with customers unwinding and catching up with friends for a coffee and a bit to eat. I tell you this, I believe her one hundred percent.

Great coffee and friendly staff. Nice little spot in Wynnum for brunch. Coffee was brewed wellread more

Awesome coffee wouldn't go anywhere else friendly service and great food best way to start the dayread more

Driving 21.7kms (that's a 40km round trip) to buy coffee beans may start the Charles Barkley hit…read more"Crazy" running through your head (I personally prefer the Katie Noonan version), but let me tell you: coffee lovers - the trip to Brendale is worth it. I've never ventured to Brendale before. I'll admit I was sketchy on where exactly Brendale was. But with my trusty GPS in tow finding Cleanskin Coffee Co on Old South Pine Road was a breeze. It's an industrial area and Cleanskin will be on your right hand side. They do some great blends including their "coffee shop" blends of Saint and Sinner. Rhiannon S was right on the money. The front room is stark white and there's almost a "walking into a hospital" feeling too it all even down to the looking glass wall the separates the main retail room from the roasting room. To avoid looking like a deer in headlights like I did when I walked into Cleanskin, take these tips: + It is primarily a roasting house. It is actually pretty neat to sit and watch it all happen. Take a seat on one of the bar tables and drink up. There were a few people sitting and partaking in a bit of a co-working session when I arrived. + Know what you're there for. When I arrived I wasn't entirely sure what to expect and I think it showed as soon as I opened the door. I quickly ordered a cold press ice coffee (delicious - best in Brisbane. No joke) all while trying to take in my surroundings. You can buy a coffee, beans for home and other coffee-making paraphenalia. + If you don't know, ask. I must have looked like a right dingus when the too cool for school bearded barista wandered over to ask if I needed any help. I did and he quickly helped me select a bean that would suit both my Aeropress and stove top espresso thing-a-ma-jig. If you're wondering it was the No. 14 blend. As well as being first-class coffee roasters, these cool cats are keen on educating the masses too and rumour has it they'll be starting education nights soon. They already have barista courses running (one day sessions, max four students) My only disappointment? When buying your beans at Cleanskin they come in a glass bottle. It's super cute and for a packaging fiend like myself, I'll openly admit, it was just one of the many attractions to this brand for me. Plus, each time you bring your bottle back you get $1 off your purchase. But, as I had them ground it for me, I was taking home a brown sealed bag not a glass bottle. First world problems, I know.

WOW. I first heard of Cleanskin Coffee Co - a contract and private label coffee roastery - when I…read moresaw their signature blend of beans, Saint Espresso used at a number of cafes around Brisbane (Bowerbird in Wavell Heights, Park Bench Espresso in Bulimba). I was intrigued. Then I heard about then again, when I found out Hangar13 in Zillmere used their cleanskin beans - buying their beans to custom package as their own brand. I looked them up and discovered they weren't too far away from me on the north side of Brisbane. They are located in Brendale, which is near Strathpine and Carseldine. There is an espresso bar as well as the roastery. It's all very white and with the crazy brewing equipment that looks like chemistry beakers, it really looks like a cross between an Apple Store and a Chemistry lab. Come in and try one of their blends or single origins in either an espresso style (cappuccino, latte, flat white) or in a brewed style (aeropress, pourover). You can also buy the beans and various equipment for home. They are also starting to hold free educational events or Masterclasses on Thursday night at 7pm. I went to the first Masterclass last night - it was about the Pourover (what it is and the technique). This is a must for any coffee fanatic, and will help you make great coffee at home. The brewing techniques are all very easy and accessible to do at home. We all got to taste some of the coffees, and although we could then buy equipment, the guys weren't pushy at all. This is just a group of coffee lovers, wanting to share the wonderful world of coffee with everyone. Not a sales push. Cleanskin Coffee Co also have their own cold press coffee - bottled and sold for either $4 each or 6 for $20. If you are a fan of cold press coffee, you will be pleased at the taste and cost of these. They're much cheaper than most of the other cold press bottles available in Brisbane! I could ramble on for hours about this place, do yourself a favour and check it out. They're open on Saturdays and til 9pm on Thursday night too.

Whenever we go to Hotshotz we are always met with a warm welcome, the owners remember their…read morecustomers even if they don't go there every week. The coffee is always strong and consistent.

Great cooked breakfast, coffee is really nice as well. Perfectly brewed and well balanced.read more

best cafe in Staffor. love the coffee, love the breaky burgers and great customer service!read more