Amelia Coffee Co.
Happiness in a cup
Amelia Coffee Co. is a coffee shop devoted to serving delicious coffee. Located nearby a lot of office spaces, and with a street-service window, it's an ideal spot to stop before (or during) work.
Their cake cabinet offers a variety of delicious pastries and sandwiches, all sourced locally from Sandy’s Sourdough, a beloved bakery located over the bridge in Invermay. Try to resist their delicious toasted sandwiches – we dare you!
Amelia Coffee Co. has a variety of milk substitutes available and a small selection of retail goods for sale (including chai and coffee beans). Plus, your furry friends are welcome outside.
WHY WE LOVE IT:
- Delicious coffee every time.
- Great range of grab-and-go foods.
- Friendly service from coffee experts.
Location: 56 George Street, Launceston
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