Red Brick Espresso - Canberra

Rang a huge order through which they succeeded in filling on time. The coffee was great and I 'm fussy! The taste was strong (is there any other way to have it) and my work colleagues were much nicer and happier to me after I returned with the trays. This was naturally nothing to do with my own 'then ' caffeine-d attitude. I 'll be back Red Brick. What stopped you getting a 5 is that you all watched me walk to my car (in heels) and on a windy blustery day with 11 coffees when it would 've taken 1 min to give me a hand.the cafe wasn 't busy when I left either <br/

Great coffee and service, delicious pastries and pretty interior. I've been to Red Brick numerous times now and it's the little things like the good quality magazines, native floral arrangements and staff remembering your name that will keep me coming back.

Not being a coffee drinker, Red Brick wasn’t too high on my foodie list, but a friend invited me there for a catch up and so off I went. The brunch menu is actually quite good, with a few breakfasty options and a few lunchy options. I chose a classic fried egg and bacon roll $10.90), mostly because it was served with kewpie mayonnaise! We sat inside, admiring the texta-art scene drawn on the wall, showing the local shops. I also drooled a bit over the danishes and pastries at the counter, but decided to be good. This time. The roll came out fairly quickly, and I was very happy to see

Generally good coffee and great food! Also a nice place to socialise with more than enough space to hang out with any number of friends up to say 8. Highly recommended especially for introverts to have alone time since the Telstra Wi-Fi hotspot is within access so you can enjoy your money coffee whilst surfing the net : <br/ <br/ Negative points have been applied due to the card surcharges which is completely unnecessary especially with many cafes offering the same service for free. 30 cents is enough to encourage to go elsewhere for price sensitive customers. Also, it would be a good look for their business, especially with millennials if they had better social media presence or customer engagements i.e. replying to the below customers and addressing any constructive criticism.

I was prepared to be disappointed, as I had high expectations of Red Brick from excellent reviews. I wasn't. I had a Reuben sandwich which was tasty as hell and a chai latte. I have had take away coffee that was burnt, but not so badly as to ruin it, so hoping that's a one off. Other comments from people with me have been coffee-positive.