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Love the rustic feel of this place. We ordered the waffle with homemade cinnamon butter and fresh fruit. BLT and avo smash. We had the Weiss smoothie …
Debbie
Wheelhouse Coffee
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We didn't even get to try the food as I left after several minutes waiting for one of the five staff members behind the counter to acknowledge us. The…
Samantha Ravenn
Wheelhouse Coffee
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Busy little cafe for a Saturday morning. Being new to Brisbane I am trying everything and anything to suss out nice little finds. Long wait for 2 smal…
Littlemisspiggyeats
Wheelhouse Coffee
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10 Reviews on “Wheelhouse Coffee”
Love the rustic feel of this place. We ordered the waffle with homemade cinnamon butter and fresh fruit. BLT and avo smash. We had the Weiss smoothie which has mango and banana and berry smoothie and iced caramel latte. They were all yummy. We also had home made carrot cake which had been warmed up. The cake was amazing with spices and moist. The Food came out quickly and service was friendly. The homemade cinnamon butter was amazing on the not to crunchy waffles. They were a sure hit. The dukkah I dont normally like but I loved their dukkah on the avocado smash. The blt was enjoyable. The ginger and date slice was also amazing. The only thing I would offer is some danish feta on the avocado smash
We didn’t even get to try the food as I left after several minutes waiting for one of the five staff members behind the counter to acknowledge us. There was no one in line, only 1 of the staff members was actually doing anything. One girl was exceptionally rude, looked directly at us, ignoring that we were trying to ask a question, instead talking to another girl as though we’d interrupted their chat.It says kid friendly but it definitely was not. I walked in with my very well behaved toddler and feel as though we were intentionally made to feel unwelcome. I have never wanted to leave a place so quickly. All we were trying to ask was if there’s a highchair anywhere, which I still dont know the answer to, but suspect not. I couldnt see one, or anything that indicated it was child friendly.The real clincher for me though was the girl behind the counter, where coffee and food was being prepared, casually drinking her own drink. I find that incredibly disturbing to see when it comes to food safety. If they’ll do that in front of customers, leads me to wonder what other regulations they ignore.
Busy little cafe for a Saturday morning. Being new to Brisbane I am trying everything and anything to suss out nice little finds. Long wait for 2 small soy lattes (take away) and not very strong tasting. However, there was no double tapped burnt crap taste so kudos for that.