We view coffee as an integral part of our daily routine, whether it’s when you walk into your favourite café, brew it at home, or enjoy it in the office. Today, we associate coffee shops with more than just the enjoyment of a cup of coffee. They serve as office spaces for professionals and students, places to chat, socialize, and take a 10-minute escape from reality. Coffee culture has now evolved beyond a simple coffee stop and will continue to do so.
We’d like to share some of our favourite local stops throughout the city that we regularly visit. Sherwood Coffee Bar, which now boasts 7 locations throughout Newcastle, Lords Coffee and Associates in Hamilton, Frothers Espresso in Merewether, Corner Lane in New Lambton, Autumn Rooms on Darby Street, Equium Social in Mayfield East, Convoy Commune in Merewether, Bank Corner in Newcastle West, and Welsh Blacks in Cooks Hill, just to name a few.
Newcastle’s coffee culture offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, with a focus on the ambiance and aesthetics of the space, as well as the quality of the menu. Some cafes serve multiple functions beyond coffee brewing. Today, coffee shops are creating innovative spaces that are interesting and breathe new life into this beloved culture, with working hubs, sleek interiors, and beachside locations.
