Ravens Coffee - Denmark, Western Australia

Kim E.

Best coffee in Denmark, and arguably the best coffee on the coast until you hit Albany.
The service was quick and professional, and the menu was excellent. I had the big breakfast on arrival in town and it was fantastic - loved the chorizo.
Coffee was excellent and brought me back time and time again.
The place is quite large, with plenty of options for indoor and covered outdoor dining.
It’s on the southern edge of town in the Main Street, so keep looking until you find it - it’s worth the effort.

Masoud D.

Nice little cafe in the heart of Denmark. The staff were friendly and made us feel welcome as soon as we walked in. I had a coffee that was well-made and had a strong, bold flavour—great if you like your coffee with a bit of punch. The atmosphere was cozy and relaxed, making it a good place to take a break.

Overall, it is a solid spot for quality coffee and warm service. Would happily come back next time I’m in town.

Brad

Raven's is a coffee shop along the South Coast Highway in Denmark. They have indoor and outdoor seating. You can do take-away orders as well. Opening hours are 7am to 3pm daily. They offer a standard range of coffees, selection of non-coffee drinks as well as savoury and sweet food items.

We made a quick stop here for Long Black and Macchiato coffees on the go. Service was quick, prices right and coffees tasted like they should. Not sure what the coffee scene is like in Denmark but Raven's seemed like a good spot for a cup if in town and in need of a caffeine fix. We'd stop here again.

Shelley H.

It takes a lot for me to post a bad review (this is my first ever), but I felt the need to warn others here 😢

While lining up I could see lots of staff including 4 of them in the kitchen, standing around laughing and eating their own breakfasts while customers who had ordered were looking frustrated with empty tables. I should have listened to instinct at this point and walked away 😔

We ordered juice and coffee, scrambles and smashed avo. I offered to give the lady my table number when ordering it, but she said it wasn’t needed 🤔

Outdoor chairs were broken, and we watched as other customers came in and shuffled seating around to find one that would work. Drinks and food would occasionally come out, with the waitresses yelling out what they had in their hands due to no name and no table number taken with the order, and more often than not it would go back to the kitchen with questions.

Our coffee arrived after half an hour, and our food after an hour. The coffee would have been ok if it wasn’t lukewarm. The food was overpriced: cheap bread, tasteless scrambles and avocado.

It’s such a shame, as the location is beautiful and it could have been a great experience if the staff were trained up and there was someone there who cared enough to take the reins in the kitchen and on the floor.

Lady M.

The menu is quite limited and my smashed avo threw out some unusual flavours. Lord M had the chilli scrambled eggs with a side of bacon and recommends. The coffee was good but they were really busy this Easter/Anzac week and the staff really didn't seem to be coping - a few had less than impressive attitudes.

Willow H.

Honeslty, the top 10 meals I’ve ever had.
I ordered the Red Thai Curry and my taste buds wanted to cry as soon as I took the first bite it was that good. Also props to the food presentation, I can appreciate that whoever made it actually cares about the food they make. Also the bowls were really cool
I’d make the 4hr drive down from Perth just to eat here again.

Please order the Thai curry when you go here, you wont regret it

James M.

Lovely cafe, however the orders were getting mixed up pretty often. When the food finally came out was pretty bad. The bacon egg toasty was tough and not great. The banana smoothie was mostly blended ice.

Jack L.

Overall a very nice place with great coffee. The French muffins are also fantastic. Only downside was they didn’t ask if I wanted to eat there or takeaway and just assumed takeaway.