Obi Coffee

Obi Coffee is a cozy spot nestled in Subiaco, right in Perth's buzzing coffee scene. The place has a relaxed and welcoming vibe. I often find myself drawn back here for the consistency in their brews. The coffee is top-notch, smooth, and flavorful—it never fails to deliver.

The entrance is wheelchair-accessible, which is a thoughtful touch. Along with a great cup of coffee, there's outdoor seating available. It's always nice to sip your drink while taking in the fresh air. Plus, they allow dogs, so I can bring along my furry friend without any fuss. It's not just a coffee shop; it's like a little community hub.

Their opening hours are pretty regular—Monday to Friday from 6:30 am to 2:30 pm. I usually drop by in the mornings to grab my caffeine fix. Weekdays are perfect for a quiet hangout session here. They don't open on weekends, so plan your visits accordingly if you're new to this spot.

Apart from coffee, they serve a decent brunch menu too. It's simple, satisfying, and has something for everyone. Whether in the mood for a hearty meal or a light nibble, you'll be covered here. Their service is prompt, and the staff is always friendly, adding a personal touch to the experience.

I like that the place isn't trying too hard to be extravagant. It focuses on what matters—good coffee and a welcoming vibe. With just under a hundred reviews, it's clear that they're doing something right, holding an impressive average rating of 4.7.

Located on Hay Street, there's a lot happening in and around Subiaco. After your coffee break at Obi, you can explore the area a bit. The Subiaco Station is close by, making commuting straightforward. You can walk around Rokeby Road, lined with a variety of shops and eateries. It's bursting with local charm.

If you're feeling up for a bit of culture, the Subiaco Arts Centre isn't too far away. It's worth checking out some local performances if you have time. On those sunny days, head to the nearby Kings Park. It's not just a park; it offers stunning views of the city and beautiful walking trails. It's perfect for winding down after a busy week.

Another spot worth mentioning is the Subiaco Farmers Market. It's got fresh produce and artisan goods every Saturday morning, though unfortunately, Obi wouldn't be your coffee stop that day. But it's worth noting since it's a great way to start the weekend if you're in town.

Throughout the years, Subiaco has managed to keep its unique charm while embracing a more modern vibe. Obi Coffee fits right into this community, offering a place to sit back and enjoy some quality downtime. If you're ever in the area, it's worth stopping by. Just know that each visit will leave you longing for the next one.