Walking up to the doorway of number 58 I was struck by the old worldly narrow steps and the sizeable display of covid warning signs inside and outside.
The coffee was ordered and the barista/owner said that customers sit outside due to covid restrictions. Sitting and viewing the surrounds, the street and footpath was most pleasant, so much to see.
Maybe this area was not open to the public while the owners had breakfast, I saw that the house joined on to the coffee shop.
Like all good things come to an end so did my exceptionally entertaining coffee stop at The Expresso House in a street in a suburb called Windsor in the the city of Brisbane, the capital of Queensland.
To give a bigger picture of this somewhat unique coffee shop sitting in a suburb of houses, here is an up the street view ...........
And across the road with a stop sign and a oblong round-a-bout.
Anyone want to join me next time I visit the quirky Espresso House?
Looks like an awesome place @angiemitchell, I love my coffee thank you for sharing.
Hello @artywink, how fortuitous you messaged as I thought it was time to check out your posts.
A good coffee is divine isn't and particularly shared with friends around a table. ☕️☕️
Absolutely agree, just love my coffee especially shared with friends, have a lovely coffee day my friend.
Thank you, I drink a long black with cream. Good night x
The Expresso House Is a lovely spot to have a afternoon chat and coffee with a friend. I’m game Angie if the miles didn’t separate us. :)
If only we could teleport Jo, we would just have to think of going somewhere and there we will be. 💜
The way we travel has been evolving since the Wright Brothers make the first airplane flight in 1903. It’s hard to predict the advancements possible in the future…just a thought could send us somewhere.:)
What wonderful freedom this would be in the future to come.