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Love the coffee, $3.20 for my Picollo.This small place also providing you with cafe style food, banana bread and cakes on displays.From I recall, this…
Culinary Artist
Central Grounds Espresso Bar
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Tried both their iced coffee and iced chocolate and theyre both absolutely worth the money. Beautiful flavour in their drinks and a notable mention to…
Jennifer Dennis
Central Grounds Espresso Bar
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Glad to have a place to get decent coffee at hurstville station, maccas coffee were just... blerghh never again. We got a regular chai latte ($4) and …
The Weekend Foodie
Central Grounds Espresso Bar
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Central Grounds Espresso Bar is open for Caf. Central Grounds Espresso Bar serves Cafe Food and Coffee and Tea dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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3 Reviews on “Central Grounds Espresso Bar”
Love the coffee, $3.20 for my Picollo.This small place also providing you with cafe style food, banana bread and cakes on displays.From I recall, this is more like grab and go place, however you can buy food from this place and enjoy it in the food court located just behind this place.
Tried both their iced coffee and iced chocolate and theyre both absolutely worth the money. Beautiful flavour in their drinks and a notable mention to their very kind, friendly staff. Lovely place to grab an early morning coffee before work!
Glad to have a place to get decent coffee at hurstville station, maccas coffee were just… blerghh never again. We got a regular chai latte ($4) and a cookies and cream scroll ($5.5). Latte was good, perfect amount of froth and milk. The scroll was a winner, it was delicious and made by New York cake shop. Better tha oregano bakery scrolls – those were just ridiculously sweet and chewy it made me sick. This scroll was soft and a tad crispy on the outside, I want to try all the scrolls now. service was also good, i believe the owner previously owned the deli at hurstville station, a very nice bloke. My only complaint is the cost of the coffee, i usually get a latte or hot choc before work in the city for 3.5 bucks. I know its only 50c but it all adds up. Will return to try their other scrolls and cake selections theweekendfoodieeats.blogspot.com