Peak Coffee Brew Lab & Roastery.

Great coffee experience. Staff were very friendly. Free pool table and op shop style clothing/homeware for purchase to support the local surf museum. Food selection is small - ham cheese croissant was great. Free (slow) EV charging in car park

Not rated for food as we only had coffee. Set in an industrial shed in Port's industrial area this coffee shop and roastery is an interesting place to visit. Eclectic mix of seating. The coffee here is very good and you can buy various products such as beans, cups and coffee making equipment.

I recently found myself at Peak Coffee when my car broke down and needed repairs, and I couldn’t have asked for a better place to wait! Ainsley Harrison, the director of coffee, was there, and he was incredibly kind, welcoming, and knowledgeable about their products. The coffee was amazing, and I also enjoyed some tea while I sat, journaled, and got work done on my iPad. The atmosphere was so warm and inviting—it truly turned what could have been a stressful situation into a lovely experience. Thank you so much for letting me stay and for your kindness! Highly recommend Peak Coffee to anyone in need of great coffee and an welcoming environment!

Actually decent coffee but you’ll have to wait a while, they need to lift their game with efficiency processes. The value for money in a standard coffee cup does not warrant the prices on the menu.

Excellent guide and service from Ken, who was there to patiently explain what's available at the Peak Coffee. Although we did not get to buy an electric grinder we wanted, we bought 1kg of the Peak Pulse ($43) and 500gms of the Honduras ($28) ground beans instead. My wife and I were given to taste the different coffee brewed from the assortment of selected beans and ended up with the Pulse, which has a more balanced coffee taste, while the Honduras beans has a stronger roast taste and less acidic. Ken also explained the type of grinder to look out for, in particular the cone head and twin cutter grinders, which will produce better grounded beans, as compared with the blade grinder. A stop not to be missed for those wanting to experience, taste and know more of coffee and to buy freshly grounded coffee beans. This is also the place where you can be trained to be a barista or return to refresh once trained.