Devonport Connection

Soooo this stop was a complete wild card. I had low battery and limited data so I was left to Neanderthal instinct to choose where I grabbed a quick feed and some battery life.
I passed up on Sierra café because I see those everywhere. Stopped into this place because it looked family owned. The place had some nice seating arrangements and free wifi. (Absolute must ha). After checking the selection I asked the barista a quick question about their cappuccino and received a less than knowledgeable response. At this point I was about to denigrate this establishment to a poor performance, however the following events completely changed my attitude.
After placing my order I walked to the back to discover a small kids play corner. Legit. Then I spotted a nice leather couch next to an outlet. Fuck ya. Then as I’m flying high on their wifi checking the latest instagrams from my epic online community the barista walks back with my sausage roll on a dinner plate with a small salad that I had no idea was coming with my order. Matched with my much needed long black coffee I couldn’t be happier.
I’m gonna chill out now. If it wasn’t for the shaky start I would give this place a rare 5 stars.

It would be quite easy to miss this spot as its tucked inconspicuously in between Subway and House of Travel but its worth a look-​in. It might seem small from the front but it opens out into quite a large inner courtyard space with exposed brick and an impressive chandelier hanging from the high ceiling. They have wi-​fi and a kids area and display local art on the walls. Oh and the coffee and food is good too! Wide array of food in the counter cabinet and the blackboard menu goes on and on. Friendly and quick service, I’d probably come here on a busy day in Devonport when I didn’t feel like waiting an eternity everywhere else.