Some-day Coffee Co.

Some-Day Coffee Co. in Floreat is a place I find myself returning to. It's a cozy spot along Cambridge Street, just right for lingering over a cup of coffee. This place opens early, at 6:30 am, which is perfect for morning people like me. You can stop by any day of the week, which is handy no matter which day your caffeine craving kicks in.

I really like how inclusive they are here. They offer a wheelchair-accessible car park and seating, which makes it easy for everyone. You can bring your dog, which is a win for me and my furry friend. Outdoor seating is available, so we can enjoy the sun while sipping our drinks. The atmosphere outside feels laid-back, much like the neighborhood itself.

Now, if you enjoy exploring local eateries like I do, you'll appreciate this place's offerings. Though they excel in their coffee, their menu doesn't stop there. You can also get a decent bite to eat. They cover different needs with options for delivery, takeaway, and dine-in. If you have a busy day, grabbing a coffee to go is a total breeze here.

The coffee is consistently good, and I've tried quite a few options on their menu. If you're a regular espresso lover, you won't be let down. Their brews are rich and flavorful. If you lean towards something different, their cappuccinos and lattes are also solid picks. I've even tried their iced drinks on warmer days, which are refreshing yet full of the rich taste you'd expect from a good coffee place.

On my visits, I've noticed a blend of folks—locals, students with laptops, and business people who pop by for a quick coffee break. Inside, the vibe is relaxed and inviting. The décor is modern with a touch of chic but doesn't feel overstyled. Sometimes, I bring my laptop to catch up on emails. The crowd is generally considerate, and it's easy to find a corner to concentrate.

If you're making plans around Floreat, you'll find some cool spots nearby. Floreat Forum has shops and grocers for when you need to pick up things on your way home. It's also close to some green areas if you're up for a stroll after your coffee. The suburb's a quiet place, with just the right amount of bustle—not too busy, but never too sleepy either.

What stands out the most to me about Some-Day Coffee Co. is the community feel. The staff is friendly and always have a smile. It's the kind of place where they might remember your regular order after a few visits, which is always a nice touch.

Parking isn't much of a hassle either, which makes life easier especially when I'm running late. The area's quite accessible by car and public transport. A bus that runs along Cambridge Street makes it simple to drop by even without driving.

If you're into sitting in with your coffee, the warmth from the morning sun hits the front area just right. But even sitting indoors gives a nice view of the outside, thanks to the large windows that let in lots of natural light. The tables are well spaced too, allowing you to enjoy your coffee without feeling crowded.

In terms of pricing, it feels reasonable for the quality you get. I'd say it's a great bang for your buck. Whether you're just having a solo coffee or grabbing lunch with friends, you won't feel like you're overspending.

I appreciate spots where both early risers and those who need afternoon caffeine fixes can get their fill. Some-Day Coffee Co. nails it with their consistent hours, so no surprise closures to ruin your day when you're looking forward to a good brew.

So, if you're in Floreat and feeling like a coffee, this place should be high on your list. Whether it's for a morning perk-up or a midday break, it fits the bill perfectly. Pair their offerings with the welcoming vibe, and it's easy to see why folks like me keep coming back.