Good co.-NAB/Suncorp Kiosk

Really surprised by this place as it’s just a NY-​style food truck sitting out the front of the NAB in the city, adjacent to the ATM machines. I was in a hurry, getting some cash out, and my first thought was convenience. My expectations were low.
No line = top shelf, and the guys seemed relaxed and happy to be there.
My usual coffee haunt is a hike a few blocks in the other direction and would’ve had me walking past the office to get my bonanza o’ beans so today I opted for this joint, and it didn’t disappoint.
Speed was fairly fast, service was nice, and coffee tasted good. Price was also on point.
Literally 5 seconds after I got my L-​S-​L a conga line formed in behind me (you can’t win friends with sal-​ad! you can’t win friends with sal-​ad!) and you could tell that was when they were gonna get a rush on.
Whilst not the well-​oiled machine of my usual, these 2-​in-​a-​truck do a good coffee, so if you’re in the area and feeling the need, try ‘em out!

This is good coffee. The company comprises of dine-​in, a-​la-​carte cafes with baristas and catering services, but today I am focusing on their little kiosk, located at the bottom of the NAB House in the Sydney CBD, which operates under a mobile coffee and food system.
Not your usual CBD café, this is not the place to sit down and take your time, but to grab a quick stress-​free coffee or croissant on the go, without worrying about reservations or forking out $ 10 for the aforementioned items. The staff are extremely efficient-​one minute you’ll be standing in a line, still struggling to wake up, and the next, you’re in the office, with a deadline looming.
Good Co. understands. They make their own signature blend using beans from Costa Rica, Columbia, Nicaragua, and Sumatra. The ‘Wakey-​Wakey’ range lives up to its name-​smooth and invigorating, you can also buy a zip-​lock 225gm pack ($ 8.50) or have delicious, gourmet coffee for months, with the full 1kg bag ($ 34).