Zink

Went there today. What I like very much is even when it is busy it is not noisy. You are not aware of people around you. Great coffee everytime. Great staff. Please support zink. Why not combine it with a trip to Raewood. Zink Cafe is next door. If you have books you no longer want take them to Zink book exchange and swap for books that you want to read. Good supply of books there to swap with.

I was here for coffee this morning, ordered a large Mocha and an extra large Cappuccino (cost $10). The cafe shares a space with the showroom; it has a nice warm laidback feel to it, comfortable enough. There’s a couch in the corner with a box of toys and a plastic bbq which kept my toddler entertained while I enjoyed my nice coffee. Toys are always a draw card for me, especially when I’m with my little people. There seems to be amenities that can facilitate a wheelchair, but I’m not sure if I seen a change table in there. If you’ve got time to kill there’s books galore on the bookshelves for you to read while your there. I didn’t try the cabinet food, but will be back and edit my review.