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I really loved their 'choffee' + chocolate covered coffee beans! Oh, and their music choice! I heard a couple of songs from my favourite playlist on S…
Nicollete Faye Balatbat
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Not the best cafe. I just didn’t like anything I ordered. The chocolate danish was stale. The frappe was watery. Highly disappointed. Never going back…
Neha
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Very drinkable milk based coffee. Excellent food and amazing prices for the quality. Highly recommend. Savoury muffin and creamy broccoli mushroom pas…
Ellias Appel
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10 Reviews on “Coffee Culture”
Would not recommend had a dirty big fingerprint in my cake when it was served to me. Gross! Other than that typical chain store coffee, nothing to write home about.
This is my local the kids are very polite and always up for conversation.I’m not happy with their wages and generally the way they are treated 15 min lunch breaks?Coffee culture has free WiFi it’s not that quick you can switch to time zone next door.Great outside area there’s always a few dramas on Rotheram street to pass the time.There’s heaps of newspapers too Nice and secluded for the obvious Tinder dates too!
Doing this review has made me realise, I’ve been to coffee cultures in Christchurch over 50 times..My first coffee culture experience at the riccarton branch was great, a little more crowded and noisier than the other branches as expected but still very enjoyable. I often order the japanese lime tea with either something from the cabinet (Feta and spinach muffins are my go to’s) or a salmon bagel.My best friend has raved about their Chai tea’s for so long, they are a must try! And they even sell gift sized pottles of these by the counter!Suitable for children too, play room and windows to see throughOverall I enjoying coming to coffee culture for a quick catch up..
Considering how popular the area around Westfield Riccarton is it’s really lacking in decent cafes. Coffee Culture is one of the better options! It’s conveniently located, there’s a decent amount of seating for different group sizes and there’s a playroom which is perfect when you’re meeting friends with kids. The food is cabinet style and while it’s nothing amazing the cheesecake is worth raving about and so are the drinks from the cocktail range (coffees with a little bit of extra kick). I’ve always found the staff to be friendly and genuine.
I’m a big fan of the whole Coffee Culture brand. I love their selection of cabinet food and drinks and that they’re open late into the evening.I was particularly excited on my most recent visit to Coffee Culture Riccarton that they had a raw chocolate and caramel slice, something you can usually only find at specialty raw/health food cafes (of which there are few in Christchurch).The slice was very rich and I found the top chocolate layer a bit too thick, but I am definitely not complaining.I’m excited to see if Coffee Culture bring out more raw options! girlinbetween.com
One of the plethora of this franchise that are now dotted all over town. The food and coffee are fine – standard cafe fare. The outdoor area though here is at the entrance which inevitably means fighting through the fug of cigarette smoke.
very busy cafe, not enough seating or space provided. the coffee is average at best, however the specialty frappes are very nice as are the cakes. my absolute favourite is the baked caramel cheesecake. service is below average.