Clandestino Coffee

Name: Clandestino Coffee
Address: 2/59 Rene St, Noosaville QLD, SA, 4566, AU
Telephone: +61 1300 656 022
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.6

Noosaville QLD · Restaurants & Cafes

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4.6/5

(262 reviews)

$$

Four grinders running at once, including a dedicated decaf grinder, tells you everything about how seriously this Noosaville roastery-cafe takes its coffee. Clandestino roasts its own beans in Noosa and the difference shows in the cup. The Magneto Organic Blend, rich with cocoa and chocolate almonds, is the house workhorse, but the single origins are worth exploring if you're in the mood to be guided. Staff like Ali are the kind who'll talk you through the options and steer you right without making it a lecture. The Summer Breakfast waffle with fresh mango and vanilla mascarpone holds its own against the coffee programme. Arrives full at noon, so come early or settle in for a wait. Open until 4pm, which makes it a rare option for a late-afternoon sit-down in the area.

What People Say

Leaha week ago

Honestly, I’ve tried almost all the coffee spots people recommend around here, BUT this one stands out from the rest. The beans are incredible with the perfect level of acidity. If you’re in Noosa, do yourself a favour and stop by. You won’t regret it. 🥹☕️✨

Lauren Chou6 months ago

Had a great coffee experience here — big thanks to Ali for the warm hospitality! Tried the Guji Chebega single origin first, but it was a bit too fruity acidity for my taste. Ali was really understanding and offered me a cold brew, which was refreshing and tea-like — my first time trying it!✨ Later I had the Magneto Organic Blend, which tasted too acidic on its own, but was amazing with iced milk — smooth and chocolatey. Really appreciated Ali’s help and recommendations!🤍🩵

Rodney On4 months ago

Had the Summer Breakfast waffle with fresh mango, banana, passionfruit and vanilla marscapone. Was so good!

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