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Cassiopeia Coffee

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Cassiopeia Coffee is a small speciality coffee shop in Windsor, where visitors say the staff make the place feel cosy. It suits a well-made coffee, whether you take it away or sit for a few minutes. Howe Park is a four-minute walk away.

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About Cassiopeia Coffee

Food at Cassiopeia Coffee

The food is simple, with snacks rather than large meals. Avocado toast is the dish visitors name most often, and one diner found that salt and lime worked surprisingly well together on it. Another visitor described the raisin bread as easy and satisfying. Breakfast is served. Ask staff at the counter about dietary needs before ordering.

What to order: Avocado toast

Coffee and drinks

Visitors say the coffee is smooth and full of flavour, and one visitor praised a Kenyan single origin long black for its clean, sweet finish. One visitor also picked up takeaway coffees for a drive up the Blue Mountains.

Facilities at Cassiopeia Coffee

๐ŸณBreakfast
๐Ÿง’Kids' menuโœ—
๐Ÿ…ฟ๏ธParking

What visitors say about Cassiopeia Coffee

  • ๐Ÿ’ฌCoffee praised as smooth, flavourful and well made
  • ๐Ÿ’ฌStaff described as friendly and welcoming
  • ๐Ÿ’ฌSimple snacks such as avocado toast

Near Cassiopeia Coffee

Visitor tips for Cassiopeia Coffee

  • โœ“Pick up a takeaway coffee if you are heading out of Windsor.
  • โœ“Howe Park is a four-minute walk away if you want to drink your coffee outside.
  • โœ“Parking is available if you are driving in.

Getting to Cassiopeia Coffee

3/200 George St, Windsor NSW 2756. Parking is available. Macquarie Park is about six minutes' walk away.

FAQ

Does Cassiopeia Coffee serve breakfast?

Yes, it serves breakfast. Avocado toast is the snack visitors mention most often.

Is there parking near Cassiopeia Coffee?

Yes, parking is available at the cafe.

Does Cassiopeia Coffee have a kids' menu?

No, it does not have a kids' menu.

Can I get coffee to take away?

Yes, one visitor bought takeaway coffees for the drive to the Blue Mountains.