Hang's Espresso

Hang's Espresso is tucked away on Rokeby Road in Subiaco. It has a cozy atmosphere with no frills, just solid coffee. Subiaco is a great spot surrounded by friendly folks and good vibes. This place isn't over-the-top, which is why I stop by often. There's something about the smell of fresh coffee that makes you feel right at home.

Parking is fairly easy and wheelchair accessible, making it convenient for everyone. There's a relaxing outdoor seating area that's perfect for Perth's sunny weather. If you're like me and enjoy people-watching, grab a seat outside with your coffee in hand. Inside, it's not too big, but that makes it feel even more welcoming. It's just a short walk from Subiaco Train Station, handy if you're taking public transport.

The service is friendly, and they make you want to come back. The staff welcomes you with a smile, they don't try too hard. You can get your coffee to go or take a seat and enjoy it. If you're in a rush, the takeaway option gets you in and out without a worry. I often grab a cup and stroll around to check out Subiaco's markets or head over to nearby King's Park.

Speaking of coffee, it's the real reason I keep coming back. Bold flavors without being too bitter. They know what they're doing with their coffee beans. Even when I'm not feeling coffee, they have other choices to mix things up. It's hard not to be satisfied with the options they have. If you decide to stay in, they've got a few tasty bites for a light brunch. Nothing too fancy, but sometimes simple is better.

On warm days, iced coffee hits the spot. Hang's Espresso knows how to chill their drinks just right. A buddy of mine who's into coffee as much as I am loves their long blacks. He says it's one of the better ones around. I have to agree. The average rating doesn't lie, it's earned from good service and good coffee.

One thing I appreciate is their early opening hours. It suits early risers like me who want their first coffee fix before work. They're closed on Sundays, so plan accordingly. I find myself missing them on those Sunday mornings. During the week, their hours are steady, which is a plus. No surprises when you're craving that morning shot of caffeine.

It's also great that they allow dogs, because sometimes I take my little pup with me. She loves lying under the table while I sip my coffee. It's practical when you're meeting friends who enjoy their furry company too. Everyone seems to mind their business which keeps the vibe chill.

Subiaco is close to some of Perth's big attractions, which makes Hang's a nice pit stop. After fueling up, you can head to the Subiaco Arts Centre or catch a game at the nearby stadium. If shopping is your thing, you'll find some unique boutiques scattered around. It's an area that seems to have a bit of everything. The energy is calm but lively, much like Hang's in its own way.

I like that it's not a chain. They focus on quality, not flashy signs or gimmicks. It feels like a part of the community, and it embraces that identity. To me, places like Hang's are gems. They give each day a sense of familiarity. You become a regular without even trying. You get to know the hustle and bustle of Subiaco through a coffee cup. The locals might agree that a good coffee shop can feel like a home away from home. That's a big part of why I keep coming back.

Next time you find yourself in Subiaco, make the stop at Hang's Espresso. It's worth it whether you're grabbing a quick coffee or spending a moment enjoying the day. Don't expect anything over-the-top or trendy. Just expect a place that values what matters: good coffee, good service, and easy vibes. It's a spot you'll want to visit again, especially if you're a regular around coffee shops like me. Come by with friends or drop in solo—either way, Hang's will likely become one of your Perth go-tos.