The almost impossible to find Kindle Café is a rather cosy little spot in the bottom of an otherwise innocuous public service building. The coffee is nothing spesh, but they do a decent enough job.

Wow! they’ve really refitted this place out with style and the coffee could be the best in the CBD! strong and flavourful columbian brew. (working through the men, u the food is top notch too)

With quality coffee, attentive and friendly service and a menu to die for Kindle is the place to be if your in the Canberra City. With their warm and inviting attitude, the staff aim to create lasting relationships with their customers which is proven by their amazing rep around canberra. Although the cosy cafe is always quite busy you will always get prompt, personalized service with a touch of their flair and laidback humour.

First visit was nice, although the staff were a little more interested in serving their friends than other customers. On the second visit, however, the coffee was bitter and the milk was burned. I don’t think I rated as a customer worthy enough to impress, which is a shame as I was willing to give the place a go and be a little lenient.

Kindle Cafe is a refreshing addition to the Civic cafe circuit. Serving up a quality Columbian Organic coffee as the house blend is a good start. The meals are competitively priced and of a very high quality. I was impressed.

Overlooking one of Canberra’s forgotten laneway networks, the interior has been modelled on that generation of Melb-laneway cafes they burgeoned in the early to mid-noughties. That’s by no means a criticism, as it lends itself well to the cafe’s setting.

I look forward to many more coffees and lunches at Kindle.

Strictly OK coffee , the ambience though is why I would give Kindle another go….the aesthetics are very tasteful and the menu looks quite appealing…..I do like my raisin toast warm with the butter melted but then again each to their own…

Small but lavishly outfitted café that is totally hidden away behind the entrance to this office building on city walk. Kindle is newly opened, but their service seems pretty good already, and they’re doing well to attract customers. My macchiato was smooth and tasty.

From a look at their menu, they’re serving all day breakfasts as well as some moderately-priced lunch options. Worth a try.

Open weekdays 7am - 4:30pm.