Death Before Decaf - New Farm, Queensland

Death Before Decaf is a renowned cafe located at 3/760-766 Brunswick St, New Farm QLD 4005, Australia. Specializing in providing exceptional coffee, the cafe prides itself on its on-site services, takeaway, delivery, and more. With a wheelchair-accessible entrance and seating, it caters to a diverse clientele, including tourists and university students.

Features and Services

• Great coffee
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance
• Wheelchair-accessible seating
• Coffee
• Late-night food
• Dessert
• Table service
• Toilet
• Casual
• Cosy
• Trendy
• Tourists
• University students
• Accepts reservations
• Credit cards
• Debit cards
• NFC mobile payments
• Free of charge street parking
• Paid street parking
• Parking
• Dogs allowed

Customer Reviews

With 1425 reviews on Google My Business, Death Before Decaf boasts an impressive average rating of 4.7/5. Customers have praised the cafe for its pleasant service, quick turnaround times, and unique skull-designed cups. Despite being open 24/7, some customers have mentioned the limited seating availability, and the emphasis on takeaway services. Overall, the cafe remains a popular destination for coffee enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.

👍 Reviews of Death Before Decaf

Diana W.

3/5

This cafe is open 24/7 & is usually pretty busy. There is no seating available & everything is takeaway only. Go inside to order & wait outside to pick up. Our coffee was just OK. Mine tasted a bit sour. Loved the cups with the skulls' design. Pleasant service & quick considering there was a queue

Lin C.

5/5

This coffee shop is very special. Because the name of the shop is so special and there are tattoos inside, we came here to taste its coffee. The coffee is very delicious, and it is also available in aluminum cans. We bought all to try. The cold brew is so delicious. I like it very much. If you have the opportunity to go to New Farm, you must walk to this coffee shop. The key point! It is open 24 hours as long as you are awake.🥱

tonicha I.

5/5

My dog has recently gotten into the habit of waking me up really early in the morning and because I’m sympathetic to the fact that I only have around 12-15 years of mornings with him in my life, and that his bladder is about the third of the size of mine, I find it hard to say no to a walk at 4am. I am really grateful to have this place in the neighbourhood to give me the incentive to say “yes” to the walk. I order a large coffee with 1 extra and 1 alternative milk, it costs me $8 which is an amazing price for the hours this friendly team are having to pull to make it happen. I would pay $10+ for the luxury of having this and not think twice. I recommend trying the dirty chai <3

S

5/5

Their coffee is soooo good. Absolute love the flavour and my beans get shipped so fast to my door. Really great customer service too, Nicola was great to deal with after a shipping error. Great price for a 1kg bag of beans.

Chlxe

5/5

Quite literally the best cafe around. Open 24/7, easy to get to (it is worth the 40 minute drive for me), and it’s absolutely delicious - what more could you possibly want? I forgot to mention the music played in the shop is awesome!! Atmosphere is cool too! 10/10 ⚰️☕️

Michael M.

5/5

Really nice place, no seats however but good coffee.

Jacob P.

5/5

Hard to fault this place for its dedication to serving coffee to Brisbane 24-7. I only drink cold coffee so happily they have cold brew and it's decent. The cold brew flavour has more of a simple flavour that I would imagine appeals to people used to drinking black espresso. I'd buy it again although I prefer cold brew with more complex, naturally sweet flavours.
I don’t know why most places insist on such large cups for cold coffee. This is quite strong cold brew so the large serving they gave was far more than I wanted, especially in the afternoon. On a hot day they could afford to put a lot more ice than the bit she gave me which had melted before I had drunk even a quarter of it. Cold brew with a strong flavour like this one needs the ice to take the edge off it and make it more palatable. More ice also means that if you do take a while to drink it, it becomes more watered down and the taste isn’t as harsh… but being cold is a nicer way to achieve this. If you don’t need such a hige serving I’d suggest asking them to fill the cup with ice. Less ice causes a false economy if you only end up drinking half of it anyway.

ROHAN N.

5/5

Nestled in the vibrant city of Brisbane, Death Before Decaf is a haven for coffee enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. The moment you step through the door, the rich aroma of freshly brewed coffee envelops you, setting the stage for an exceptional café experience.Open 24/7