Mooba- Quick Snapshot
Vibe– Family friendly, colorful, happy and cheerful
Most Popular Coffee– Basic flat whites ( why make it complicated huh?)
Signature Beverage– Super delicious smoothies! Try the Super Smoothie or the Green One
Head Barista’s Favourite Coffee– Traditional Macchiato
Coffee Innovations– A sweet coffee with a round body and low acidity with hints of chocolate and caramel
What are They Known for– Casual vibe where you are invited to bring your kids along as you enjoy an excellent cup of coffee
What we love– If you are in a hurry, you can sms your order in beforehand and pick up your order when it’s ready (perfect for morning commuters catching a train or bus)
What’s not so good– Inconsistency across the different cafes in terms of what they offer but then again, this can make up a good surprise!
Website- http://www.mooba.com.au
Mooba- Overview
If you walk out of the train station at Cockburn central and walk toward the main square, you will see a container ( one of those shipping containers you can see down at the harbour in Freo), that is one of the three super cute Mooba cafes that are located in Perth. There is another one in Wembley and just recently, a little pop-up cafe in Mandurah saw the light of day.
It is not only the fact that this cafe happens to use an old shipping container as its business space ( already this cafe is ranking high on the cool scale) but also that they are love having kids around! Usually cafes are cramped with little space for kids to run around and play, not at Mooba. The cafe in Cockburn Central has a huge area where kids can run around and play while their parents sip on their coffee, in fact the staff here seem to rather enjoy the the kids at the cafe making a mess. They also have a couple of bean bags for those keen to take a snooze or for one of the movie nights or other community events the cafe has hosted such as open mic nights or BBQ.
The price is also cheap for being in Perth ( might be a slight variation depending on the cafe that you are visiting).
The cafes are open from 7 am-5pm (weekdays) & 8am-2pm Saturdays.
Mooba-Coffee
Mooba uses coffee beans from local roasters Five senses coffee and the
y use their own custom blend with beans from Guatemala, Brazil and India. Even though the blend changes a couple of times each year, they manage to maintain their typical Mooba taste which is a quite sweet coffee with hints of caramel and chocolate ( you’ll definitely don’t need to add sugar to it). And if it turns out that you love it? Lucky you! Spend a couple of bucks and buy the cafe’s own blend of coffee beans and make your own Mooba coffee at home. For those of you that don’t feel like adding to your daily coffee intake (or you’re not slaves of caffeine whatsoever) the cafe has an extensive drink menu such as juices, milkshakes and smoothies for you to choose from.

Mooba-snacks & pastries
What the cafe has to offer might vary from cafe to cafe but most of the cafes are doing basic food such as toasts, healthy breakfasts alternative and “on-the-go lunches”. A key word is definitely health, organic food and raw food. Cookies, muffins and banana bread are big sellers but the biggest seller of them all are the raw balls. Why not taste the superchoc obsession? Are you a parent and you brought your child along? There are other healthy options such as Soul Pops which is made from a 100% fruit or just go with a colourful jelly cup.

Sayers Food – Quick Snapshot
Surely a lot of people that frequently visit Leederville, know about this little treasure. However, for those of you that haven´t, make sure that the next time you are in Leederville, pay a visit to Sayers Food on Carr street.
And now to that caffeine rich beverage that makes the world go round: Coffee. Sayers gets their coffee beans from Five Senses Coffee. If you are not so familiar with the world of coffee, Five Senses Coffee are well known for roasting coffee beans. Depending on what customers seem to prefer, Sayers decides on their own mix of coffee beans. However, the cafe mainly use two types of beans that are sourced from certified Fairtrade farmers in Brazil, Bali and India. Don´t leave the cafe without trying Sayers Honeyaffagato, by far their most popular coffee. Imagine a shot of coffee over a scoop of ice cream with crunchy honeycomb on the top and you´ll get the gist of it.
The cafe serves breakfast/lunch and both menus are extensive and varied. If you are visiting the cafe for the first time and feeling a bit indecisive what to choose (and believe me, the chances are that you will) you can never go wrong with the cafe´s signature dish: coriander and cummin bean tagine, babaganoush with poached eggs and toasted linseed. If you have more of a sweet tooth, don´t miss out on the cafe´s delicious Lime Kaffir cake. For all of you suffering because of the lack of gluten free alternatives when visiting a cafe, here you have found a safe haven! At Sayers you can get gluten free bread, choose from several gluten free cakes (the Lime kaffir cake included) and both the breakfast and lunch menu offer gluten free alternatives.




