Cafe Cafe

Fantastic flat white. Warming up over a cup right now. Fast service. Really smooth yet with a strong coffee flavour. They brought my order over in double quick time. Perhaps it was because it was 4 plus on a weekday so it was relatively empty. Will come back again if I can!

I only ever pop in here for coffee when I visit Subiaco, so this is a short review. The coffee never disappoints, and I imagine neither does the food considering the many customers. Happy, friendly and efficient service, exactly what I wanted and nothing more complicated than that.

Café Café reminds me of the kind of café you saw in the early 2000s or 90s. The furniture is pretty run down, especially upstairs and the place could do with a good clean. They offer a lot of standard dishes like frittata and tuna sandwiches. I’ve had two meals there now and they have been enjoyable. They stock a few nice looking cakes and raw desserts too, if you have a sweet tooth.
I have found the service at the counter to be quite unfriendly and cold both times I have been there, mostly from the guy who operates the till, which is a shame.

Even though Michelle is now married she still does a great breakfast and still with a smile.

Café café is the best coffee shop in Subiaco and possibly the city. The staff are friendly and well trained, the coffee is consistently great and food is always good. Can’t say enough about them, Café Café is just very very good.

Had been meaning to try this place out and was in dire need of a caffeine fix today so I stopped in, was out within 4 minutes holding a long black at perfect drinking temperature. Delicious coffee, fair price and great service, will definitely return.

Café Café do excellent lunch sandwiches and toasties, very reasonably priced.
The turkey, Camembert and cranberry is very tasty.
They serve coffee late as well and are located across from the Subiaco train station.

If you live in Subiaco, this is a great little place to stop for coffee before grocery shopping at Woolworths or other Subiaco stores. It’s conveniently located right near the underground parking (90 mins free!) and they have some delicious desserts and great coffee and tea. I also liked that they had frozen beverages for hot days when you’re looking for something to cool you down! I haven’t been there during the weekend, but during the week, it’s a nice laid back atmosphere and not crowded at all!

Café Café is part of the landscape in Subiaco having been here so long, but I think they have lost their mojo. The service and quality can be hit and miss these days. Weekends are busy and it can be hard to find a empty table. There are a fair amount of local sports players and wannabees that hang out here on the weekend. This place charges about average because of this.
The great thing is that it opens early — 6am every day, which makes it really convenient to grab a coffee or breakfast before jumping on the train to work. Not my first pick for cofee and food in Subiaco.

Conveniently located just outside the Subiaco train station, Café Café has been the place to grab a cup of the best coffee in the area for a good 10+ years now. I’ve been a very loyal customer, even phoning in my take-​away order to be ready for collection (triple shot soy long-​mach topped up, please). They’ve recently renovated the insides and it looks flashier than ever. A really nice crowd of people at any time of the day. From Eagles players to hipster parents and their children, to everyone in between can be found having a drink here. There’s a variety of food on offer from things off a menu to sandwiches and pastas. There’s also plenty of cakes and sweets which are a personal favourite. The coffee is Illy which was the first reason I went. Now there are many reasons for me to keep coming back…