Australia

Cities

Each city lists cafes, burgers, pizza, and fish and chips. It is not a map of every door on the street.

• SAAdelaideAdelaide's city centre is compact, so most coffee runs happen on foot. Peel Street and Leigh Street are the laneways with cafes and late lunch spots off Hindley Street. Rundle Street in the East End has coffee near the university and the Botanic Garden. Adelaide Central Market, between Grote Street and Gouger Street, has coffee stalls and food counters under one roof. Outside the centre, The Parade at Norwood and King William Road at Hyde Park are the main suburban strips. This page lists the Adelaide cafes, coffee shops and takeaway counters with a public page on Cafe Collection. Each card has a street address, so open it and check the details before you go. If you run an Adelaide venue that is missing or thin, claim it and add your hours.
• QLDBrisbaneVerandah breakfasts and a CBD that actually sits outside. That is how a lot of Brisbane eats. Cafes open onto a footpath, a verandah, or a strip of tables that would be indoors in a colder city. The list under this note is the Brisbane set on Cafe Collection. It covers cafes and coffee shops, and it covers burger shops, pizza shops, and fish and chips shops. People search the food. Sydney and Melbourne have their own city pages on this site. This page stays on Brisbane. Each card should show a name, a suburb, and an address you can check. Inner spots such as Fortitude Valley, West End, South Brisbane, New Farm, and the CBD sit next to bayside and outer suburbs, including Capalaba and Wynnum. A coffee shop on a side street and a takeaway counter in a shopping centre both belong here. A shop does not need its own website to be listed. Plenty of rooms still run on a Google listing and a social account. This page is the public address. If you run one of these places and the card is thin, claim it. Add hours, what you serve, and how someone finds the door. Say whether you do breakfast, lunch, or a late takeaway. Cafe Collection does not run an awards vote and it does not pick a winner. It keeps the shops findable. People type cafes in Brisbane, coffee in Brisbane, and the suburb they are already standing in. West End cafes is a real search. So is a burger or a pizza near the CBD, or fish and chips closer to the bay. Open a card, check the address, and go.
• ACTCanberraCanberra's cafes sit in town centres and local shops rather than one main street. Lonsdale Street in Braddon is the busiest strip near the city centre, with coffee, brunch and takeaway close together. New Acton, Kingston and Manuka each have their own cluster south of the lake, and most suburbs have a local shopping centre with at least one coffee counter. This page lists the Canberra cafes, coffee shops and takeaway counters with a public page on Cafe Collection. Each card has a street address, so open it and check the details before you go. If you run a Canberra venue that is missing or thin, claim it and add your hours.
• NTDarwinDarwin is warm all year, and many cafes open early, before the heat builds. Smith Street Mall and the streets around it hold most of the city centre cafes. On Saturday mornings people head to Parap Village Market for coffee and breakfast stalls. In the dry season, Mindil Beach Sunset Market runs on Thursday and Sunday evenings with food stalls near the beach. Nightcliff and Casuarina have their own cafes for the northern suburbs. This page lists the Darwin cafes, coffee shops and takeaway counters with a public page on Cafe Collection. Each card has a street address, so open it and check the details before you go. If you run a Darwin venue that is missing or thin, claim it and add your hours.
• TASHobartHobart's cafes are spread across a few walkable areas close to the waterfront. Salamanca Place has cafes in its old sandstone warehouses, and the Saturday Salamanca Market brings stalls and morning crowds. Battery Point, just up the hill, has small cafes on quiet streets. North Hobart's Elizabeth Street strip has coffee, breakfast and takeaway within a few blocks, and the city centre around the Elizabeth Street Mall covers weekday office trade. This page lists the Hobart cafes, coffee shops and takeaway counters with a public page on Cafe Collection. Each card has a street address, so open it and check the details before you go. If you run a Hobart venue that is missing or thin, claim it and add your hours.
• VICMelbourneMelbourne's city centre has cafes packed into its laneways. Degraves Street and Centre Place run near Flinders Street Station, and many cafes open early for commuters. Queen Victoria Market, at the north end of the city, has coffee and food stalls on market days. Outside the centre, Brunswick Street in Fitzroy, Lygon Street in Carlton and Chapel Street in South Yarra and Windsor each have long runs of cafes and takeaway. Cafe Collection covers the wider metro area too, so many cards are in outer suburbs with their own shopping strips. This page lists Melbourne cafes, coffee shops and takeaway counters with a public page on Cafe Collection. Each card has a street address and postcode, so open it and check the details before you go. If you run a Melbourne venue that is missing or thin, claim it and add your hours.
• WAPerthPerth's cafes are spread across a few strong strips rather than one centre. In the city, King Street and the lanes off Hay Street cover weekday coffee for office workers. Northbridge, just north of the train line, mixes cafes with late food. Oxford Street in Leederville and Beaufort Street in Mount Lawley are the main suburban coffee streets. Fremantle's South Terrace, known locally as the Cappuccino Strip, is the classic weekend run. This page lists the Perth cafes, coffee shops and takeaway counters with a public page on Cafe Collection, and the list is still growing. Each card has a street address, so open it and check the details before you go. If you run a Perth venue that is missing, claim it and add your hours.
• NSWSydneyHarbour light, Surry Hills coffee, and quick service that still has a queue.