Kickaboom
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Kickaboom is a specialty coffee cafe in Glenbrook, on the way to the Blue Mountains. It feels relaxed and plant-filled, with friendly staff and a menu regulars describe as unusual. It is best for brunch and lunch, especially the Gado Gado and the liquorice bread. Glenbrook Park is a two-minute walk away.
About Kickaboom
Food at Kickaboom
The menu covers breakfast, brunch and lunch, with vegetarian options. Visitors name the Gado Gado as the standout, and one diner ordered it with extra chicken for $34. Regulars also single out the liquorice bread, and one visitor praised the house-made jams and sauces. Meals sit within a $20โ40 price range.
What to order: Gado Gado ยท Liquorice bread
Coffee and drinks
Kickaboom describes itself as a specialty coffee cafe. One visitor found the coffee nice and smooth, and takeaway cups are available.
Facilities at Kickaboom
What visitors say about Kickaboom
- ๐ฌFriendly, prompt service that visitors mention again and again
- ๐ฌInteresting, unusual flavours that set the menu apart
- ๐ฌGenerous portions that suit sharing
- ๐ฌA relaxed, plant-filled setting that suits a stop on the road
Near Kickaboom
Visitor tips for Kickaboom
- โAim for breakfast or an early lunch, since the cafe closes at 2:30pm.
- โPortions are generous, so sharing a dish or two works well.
Getting to Kickaboom
Kickaboom is at Shop 1/6 Ross St, Glenbrook NSW 2773. Parking is free, with spaces on the street and in a lot next door, one visitor says.
FAQ
Does Kickaboom have a kids' menu?
Yes, it has a kids' menu and outdoor tables.
Can I bring my dog?
Dogs are welcome at the outdoor tables. Ask staff before bringing a dog inside.
Is there parking nearby?
Yes, there is parking. One visitor says it is free on the street or in the lot next door.
Are there vegetarian options?
Yes, the menu includes vegetarian dishes.
Is the cafe step-free?
Yes, it is step-free.