Crooked Spire Coffee & Art House Midland

Crooked Spire Coffee & Art House in Midland is pretty awesome. I've been there a few times, and it's a cool spot. Located on Victoria Street, this place has some solid coffee and a great vibe. It's easy to find in Midland, and the atmosphere is laid-back, which suits me just fine.

The coffee is consistently good. I'd say they understand how to brew a decent cup. If you're into strong, aromatic blends that perk up your morning or add a spark to your afternoon, this place delivers. The staff knows their stuff too. They make recommendations based on your taste, which is helpful.

The hours are simple: They open every day of the week by 6 am, except on weekends when they start at 7 am. They wrap up by 2 pm, which works fine if you're planning breakfast or lunch.

They offer a good brunch menu. When you're in Midland and want a tasty meal to go with your coffee, this works well. There's both indoor and outdoor seating. On a sunny day, the outdoor tables are nice. You can feel the breeze, sip your coffee, and just relax. The place is usually buzzing with chatter, but it doesn't get too loud to spoil the mood.

Accessibility isn't an afterthought here. It's great that Crooked Spire considers wheelchairs in their layout. They have a parking spot, an entrance, seating, and even a restroom accessible for wheelchair users. That shows they want everyone to feel welcome. Plus, they allow dogs in the outdoor area, which is a huge plus for pet lovers.

Not really into sitting down? They've got takeaway and delivery options, including no-contact delivery for those who prefer it that way. It's good to have those choices. Just grab your drink and go. Quick and easy.

Being a regular visitor to cafes around Perth, I've noted that not every place has this unique blend of art and coffee. Crooked Spire doubles as an art house, and it's nice to be surrounded by creative pieces while enjoying your drink. Art is everywhere. It adds character to the space and gives it personality.

While you're in the area, you should also check out a few other spots. Midland Gate Shopping Centre is close by if you fancy a bit of shopping. The shops there have a variety and make for a good browse. If books are your thing, you might enjoy a visit to the Midland Library. It's calm, and you could easily spend an hour or two there.

For those interested in history, the old Midland Railway Workshops aren't far. They've got some fascinating stories about the region's past. It's worth exploring if you have the time.

Back at Crooked Spire, it's easy to lose track of time. The mix of good food, coffee, friendly staff, and art makes you want to linger longer than you planned. But it never feels like a waste of time. The place draws a varied crowd—students, workers, families, and solo folks. Everyone fits right in.

The location is practical. Midland's train station isn't too far. You can catch a train if you're heading elsewhere in Perth. Parking around Crooked Spire isn't a problem either. It makes coming here an easy choice.

Overall, I'd recommend Crooked Spire to anyone in the Midland area. It's not just a cafe; it's a place to gather your thoughts, take a break, or even meet someone new. You'll find that many people feel the same way, judging by their reviews.

If you're into exploring different flavors of coffee or just need a relaxed spot, check this place out. Crooked Spire makes it easy to enjoy the little things—like a top-notch cup of coffee in a welcoming setting. Whether you're a regular like me or a first-timer, you'll likely appreciate what they've done here.