Hemingway Cafe

Name: Hemingway Cafe
Address: 152/158 St Georges Terrace, Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Price range: $$
Rating: 3.1

246 votes

#201 of 1721 coffeehouses in Perth

Open now 6:30AM - 4PM

Updated 18 days ago

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After a long walk around Central Park, go to this cafe and have a rest here. Clients may have tasty salmon at Hemingway Cafe. It's a pleasant experience to taste nicely cooked bagels. You will appreciate delicious matcha latte, matcha or white coffee at this place.

At this spot, you can order food as a takeout. Prompt service is something that people note in their reviews. Google users who visited this cafe state that the most suitable mark is 4.1.

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Kit Teguh a month ago on Google

To have or to have not? Unless you want death in the afternoon, be a good idea to pick up a cuppa from Hemingway. Sometimes the line looks long, but it goes fairly quickly. Surprisingly there is quite a fair bit of seating to hold the office crowd. The piccolo was a moveable feast, but the long black was a bit underwhelming the day we went, as it was lacking a bit of crema. Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

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Gabriel Erickson 11 months ago on Google

In the heart of Perth’s CBD, Hemingway Cafe offers a sleek and modern atmosphere with an industrial aesthetic that feels polished but approachable. My brunch experience here was delightful—the crab BLT had inventive flavors with fresh ingredients, and the coffee was expertly crafted, smooth, and full-bodied. The place is perfect if you want somewhere contemporary for a weekday breakfast or lunch, and the overall feel is stylish yet comfortable enough for casual dining. It’s a spot that pays attention to detail both in its food and its ambiance. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Meal type: Brunch

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Nick Adams 3 years ago on Restaurant Guru

I asked for The Nick Adam's Espresso and got blank stares.

" You know one of Hemingway's characters?"

"Ah, forget it"

Apart from the broken typewriter on the table this place should be called The Rio. There were books too: " How to use a famous writer's image and do nothing with it"

The $7 coffee was nothing special

I should of ordered " The farewell to charms"

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