Best cafes in Beaconsfield

Best cafes in Beaconsfield, ranked

1. #1Cafe 506 for wonton noodle soup and dry noodles

   $🌳 Janet Beirne Reserve, 1 min walk

   Cafe 506 is built around noodles, so order the wonton noodle soup or the dry wonton noodles. Beef pho sits on the menu too. The morning menu blends Asian dishes with everyday cafe food. One customer mentions iced matcha, and the cold drinks arrive in tall glasses. It is open weekdays from 7am to 4pm and on Saturdays from 8am to 3pm. Toilets and step-free access are available, and Janet Beirne Reserve is a one-minute walk away.

   Best for: Noodle bowls and a quick solo lunch

2. #2TASTE TEXTURE for pancakes and a matcha drink

   $$🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 The Drying Green, 4 min walk

   TASTE TEXTURE is the place for pancakes. The K-pop signature pancake comes with fried chicken, and the classic one has eggs, bacon and hash browns. Prawn and chorizo pasta is another main on the list. Portions are big enough that some customers take leftovers home. The flat white gets praise, and iced matcha comes up often. It opens at 6am on Saturdays and 7am on Sundays. There is outdoor seating, and The Drying Green is four minutes away.

   Best for: Pancake fans and matcha drinkers

3. #3The Coffee Roaster for beans, roasting and cold brew

   🐕 Dogs outside🌳 Beaconsfield Park, 4 min walk

   The Coffee Roaster is the place for coffee. You can watch the beans roast through the glass, and staff know their beans and can grind a bag for home. Its own roasts include medal-winning single origins, plus a house blend. The nitro cold brew draws praise from some customers, and the filter coffee rotates weekly. Cheesecake and affogato come up alongside the food, which runs from eggs Benedict to ham and cheese croissants. It opens at 5am on weekdays and 6am on Saturdays, and dogs can sit outside.

   Best for: Coffee drinkers and roast-your-own sessions

4. #4157 Corner Espresso for a filling chicken schnitzel roll

   $Outdoor seating🌳 Beaconsfield Park, 1 min walk

   157 Corner Espresso is the place for a good-value breakfast or lunch. Customers name the chicken schnitzel roll, and garlic mayo and Tabasco go with it. The service is friendly and fast, and the chai gets a mention too. The price band is $, and the portions are big enough for a filling lunch. It is open weekdays from 7am to 3:30pm and on Saturdays from 8am to 2pm, with outdoor seating and Beaconsfield Park one minute away.

   Best for: Schnitzel roll for a filling lunch

5. #5Draft Coffee Roasters for a long black and a sour cherry pastry

   🌳 Beaconsfield Park, 3 min walk

   Draft Coffee Roasters is the place for a long black. Regulars speak warmly of the espresso. One visitor pairs a sour cherry pastry with the long black. One coffee drinker tasted a Kenyan single origin with bright acidity and a clean finish. Exposed brick and a plain room suit a quick stop. It is open Monday to Saturday from 6:30am to 2pm, and Beaconsfield Park is three minutes away.

   Best for: Espresso drinks for a quick stop

Compare best cafes in Beaconsfield

The table lines up price, brunch, outdoor seating, dogs and weekend opening for each cafe, with the nearest park.

How we picked best cafes in Beaconsfield

Each cafe's customer scores are weighted by how many customers have given them, so scores from many customers count for more than a handful from a few. The list then adds a small lift for cafes whose own pages name dishes to order and describe the coffee. For this page we also read what each cafe's own page says about the food and coffee, and noted the hours and whether dogs or outdoor seating are offered.