Indigo Coffee House

“Wonderful cafe, great coffee, tasty food and very friendly service.”

Gail Highton★★★★★

If you’re going to spend your hard earned cash then spend it in places like Indigo. Genuine homemade delicious food and coffee served by warm genuine welcoming staff. Quirky building in a quiet side street off Kings Parade, the soups are superb, as are the prices. They even made me half a sandwich because I couldn’t make up my mind about what I wanted. Packed with ham and cheese, it was delicious. Superb value for money.

Trevor Young★★★★★

This place was a real find and we received a lovely welcome. I had a delicious Brie, bacon and cranberry toasted panini and my partner had the the chowder and loved it. We found a lovely sunny spot upstairs by the window. As an added note: this characterful cafe has limited space so I completely agree with the owner giving as good as she gets over moaning table surfers - the customer isn't always right, sometimes the customer is rude and thoughtless and deserve a robust response.

Anneka Liu★

We had an extremely bad experience in this cafe. We bought 3 cups of coffee and tried to finish it together with the snack bread given by our tourist guide. A lady of this cafe then rudely told that no outside food is allowed. We immediately stopped eating and stood outside the cafe to quickly finish our bread before went back to the cafe to finish our coffee. When we kindly returned the tray of finished coffee cups to the lady, instead of saying thank you to us, she loudly and rudely scolded us (including our son) again in front of other customers for eating outside food in her cafe. If

Omri R★★★★★

On the whole absolutely fantastic. To start, the Thai Vegetable soup really hit the spot on the cold wintery day. The classic BLT did not disappoint, and the Scrambled Egg, Cheddar and Tomato sandwich (with pesto) was so good we had to order another so as not to fight over it. And to top it off, lots of variety in sandwich and cake options, as well as coffee.