in a nutshell, the best coffee you’ll find in the western suburbs.
where // 2/2051 moggill rd, kenmore
when this cafe took up residence in the spartan space vacated by a real estate agent, it didn’t take long to become the place for coffee in the western suburbs. minimalistic, lightbulbs hang from wires on the ceiling - though more for a decorative than practical purpose, as the cafe is illuminated well by natural light. the small space has several tables for 2 or 4, with one square, wooden communal table comfortable for individuals to enjoy their coffee. recently, some extra sidewalk seating has been added. it can get busy (especially with the school mum crowd) but i’ve never had to wait too long.
when // i’ve totally lost count - over ten times to say the least
what // the menu has changed a few times, but following is a few examples of what has been on offer.
bacon & free-range egg on brioche bun w/tomato jam, cheddar & mayo (11.9). one of the menu staples - and for good reason. fresh and tasty ingredients in a buttery bun make for the perfect breakfast or lunch. an excellent way to get that bacon fix.
heirloom tomatoes w/goats cheese on sourdough. no longer on the menu - it was a simple and refreshing summer dish.
swiss brown mushrooms, fetta & asparagus w/fig vincotto on sourdough (13.9). this dish is in one word, delicious. not your stock standard mushies on toast, as the fig vincotto gives it a unique sweetness. a must try.
the coffee - excellent. i am by no means a coffee connoisseur, but i do know that everybody who i’ve brought here has loved it. they use single origin (thus the name) and change up their brew quite frequently. the cups are huge but undoubtedly you’ll drain every last drop. in the summer, you cannot go past the iced coffees - ice cream makes everything better. (may i also recommend the hot chocolates and mochas as the chocolate is delicious.)
verdict // obviously i am crazy about this place. well-priced, comfortable, and with food and coffee to boot, the single guys has raised the standards of what suburban cafes can pull off. worth the trip out even if you aren’t a local. try and go in the quiet times to avoid waiting for a table.
info // the single guys is open Mon-Sat 6am - 4pm and Sun 7am - 3pm and everything on the menu is all day. they also offer a selection of home-baked goodies.
links // www.facebook.com/thesingleguys
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