You feel like you're walking into coffee heaven when you walk into this sleek, dimly lit place. There are shiny, gorgeous machines to buy and a wall full of coffee pods. Plus plenty of other gorgeously packaged, expensive gifts to buy. Then, after you've stumbled past all these lovely things, you reach the coffee bar at the back where you can sample some of the coffees free. Some of the staff are a tad sniffy but, somehow it seems to go with the territory. Hold on tight to your wallet - there's a room full of temptation here.

Can't believe I'm the first to review this (now) Adelaide institution! It's coffee and we're a alfresco dining state with a certain love of a good beverage. I guess that's kind of ironic because this is more a 'take away' to make inside.

But the feel of this place oozes contemporary. They have a selection of coffee that would make any collector proud.
There's even a coffee 'room' that doesn't have any walls. It's just a bar that serves pod machine coffee so you can taste before you buy. I guess that's the good thing about this place. Try before you buy. This shows it's the customer first before the company's profits.

Personally, I like the Arpeggio pods. However every now and then they come out with 'special' flavours to keep you keen.

Being coffee, it's definitely a lot cheaper than going to a cafe. Each pod basically makes each cup of coffee under $1. But you have to have a machine.

Approximate cost: $mod