DRZLE

Name: DRZLE
Address: SHOP 1/43 Evelyn St, Newstead, Queensland, Australia
Telephone: +61731907717
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.9

328 votes

#1 of 100 cafes in Newstead

ClosedOpens at 7AM

Updated 15 days ago

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The truth is that you will really like good sandwiches. Order nicely cooked biscuits, acai bowls and sundaes. You will enjoy delicious iced latte, matcha or iced coffee at this confectionary restaurant.

DRZLE is well known for its great service and friendly staff, that is always ready to help you. Google gives it 4.5 so you can select this place to spend a good time here.

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RobC 3 months ago on Google

“Let’s be honest for a second. We live in an era where everyone is trying to make everything a 'concept.' You can’t just get a sweet treat anymore without someone explaining the provenance of the heirloom flour or spinning a narrative about the artisanal sugar. But tucked into the Brisbane suburbs, there is a place running on a completely different frequency. It’s called DRZLE, and it is a flat-out, high-octane temple of pure, unadulterated indulgence.” The Vibe This isn't a sterile, hyper-minimalist gallery where you feel guilty for dropping a crumb. It’s got a chill, neighborhood energy, a welcoming buzz, and a staff that actually looks glad you walked through the door. The air smells exactly how a bakery should: like caramelizing sugar, brown butter, and the bitter, sharp kick of espresso. It’s got a great pulse. It’s the kind of spot where you slide into a corner, let the sugar rush hit your bloodstream, and watch the world go by. The Attack They are turning out things here that defy your doctor’s best intentions. This is food designed for the lizard brain—heavy, rich, and spectacularly executed. The Cookies: This is the main event. These aren't those thin, sad, brittle wafers. These are massive, decadent, borderline-sinful creations. Take the Pistachio Cookie or the Kinder Bueno—they are cooked until they are beautifully crisp on the outside, but inside? Impossibly gooey, rich, and almost raw in the center. They hit that perfect high-wire act of balancing an intense sweet punch with just the right touch of flaky salt to keep you coming back for another bite. The Matcha: If you think matcha has to taste like lawn clippings to be authentic, think again. The Matcha and Strawberry Matcha here are elite—bright, clean, beautifully whisked, and providing the perfect, slightly bitter counter-punch to the sheer decadence of the baking. The Focaccia: Just when you think you’re trapped in a sugar-fueled fever dream, they hit you with the savory matrix. The Ham and Cheese Focaccia is an absolute sleeper hit. The bread is soft, olive-oil-soaked, and packed with flavor—proving the kitchen has teeth when it comes to the savory stuff, too. The Verdict Look, if you’re a contrarian who needs your morning pastry to be a challenging, intellectual exercise, or if you expect a twice-baked croissant to have the airy fluffiness of a cloud, you might miss the point. And yeah, if you grab a box of six cookies to go, you are going to drop some real coin. But here’s the thing: DRZLE isn't pretending to be a traditional Parisian boulangerie. It’s a modern, unashamed celebration of things that taste good. It’s rich, it’s heavy, it’s beautifully messy, and it’s a reminder that sometimes, the best thing you can do for your soul is to just sit down, order the ridiculous cookie, and enjoy the ride.

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Cintya Pramesti 6 months ago on Google

The lady at the counter was really nice and welcoming. I tried six of their cookies, they were pretty mid and nothing special, with not many variations. The place was nice and cozy