Exile Coffee

Exile Coffee in South Perth is a gem for caffeine lovers like me. The place sits on Canning Highway, making it easy to spot. They open early, so you can grab your coffee fix before work. It's got a streamlined interior that feels cozy without trying too hard.

One cup, and you'll understand the buzz. Their coffee is strong, smooth, and just right. The staff seems to have a sixth sense about your order. A cortado, flat white, or just a plain espresso—each one's a hit. And, whether you're trying to savor every drop or dash off to work, they've got the timing nailed.

It's a super-friendly place for everyone. Wheelchair-accessible, dogs welcomed, and even gender-neutral toilets make it feel inclusive. Grab a seat outside if the weather's nice; it often is in Perth. I love how you can choose to dine-in or takeaway, and for those in a rush, they even do drive-throughs.

Weekends call for relaxed vibes, so Exile Coffee is perfect, especially when other spots get crowded. The service here stays quick, and they're always in a good mood. Besides, nothing beats sipping coffee there on a weekend morning.

Around the area, you've got plenty to explore. Sir James Mitchell Park is nearby, perfect for a walk after your caffeine boost. You can also check out Perth Zoo if you've got time. It's a fun spot for kids and adults alike.

Now, back to the coffee. They've got this neat setup for no-contact delivery. Quite handy if you're over hosting guests and need a good brew on short notice. I sometimes opt for kerbside pickup when rushing back home. It's efficient, and they get it right every time.

The Exile Coffee dudes are also tech-savvy. Wi-Fi is free, making it a go-to spot for a quick work email or browsing. It's useful when you need a quick break from distraction and a change of scenery. The vibe is laid back enough not to make you feel guilty for being on your phone.

Food options lean towards simple and tasty. There's always something fresh and ready. It works well for those days when you're too lazy to deal with breakfast at home. While they serve the classics, each bite feels like a little treat.

For coffee connoisseurs or casual drinkers, the range works. Consistency is key, and it seems Exile Coffee nailed it. I've rarely had a bad cup, which keeps me coming back time and again.

On weekdays, it's a bustling spot for those needing to refuel. It's nice seeing folks from all walks of life enjoying their little morning or midday rituals. Morning regulars and first-timers mix in a friendly way. It's as if everyone's in on a little secret.

Access to everywhere from here is good. You've got South Perth's charming streets to wander post-coffee or hop on a bus into the city.

If you're into exploring Perth's coffee culture, this spot represents it well. It's not too pretentious, but it doesn't skimp on quality either. They seem to strike the right balance.

Hours are convenient, opening from 6 am on weekdays and 6:30 am on weekends. They close around 2 pm, so don't plan for an evening cup here. Instead, it's perfect for a morning routine or a lunch-time break.

Their website is a straightforward treasure trove of info. Check it if you're curious about any updates or new drops. Trust me, if they've got something new to showcase, you'll find it there easily.

In the crowded Perth coffee scene, Exile Coffee stands out. Good atmosphere, better coffee, and easygoing attitude get top marks. It's a spot that quietly delivers without needing the fanfare. Whether you're local or just visiting, give it a try. Satisfaction comes in small cups here, and there's plenty going on to make it worth your while.