Richmond Rush Cafe

The atmosphere inside is a little awkward from the owner, but a fun happening one from the visual and audio appeal the bike shop gives to the cafe! The food options were healthy and varied, all with chicken or vegetarian ingredients only and there are only 2 coffee sizes, both very small without a range of options for how to have your coffee either. Costs are a bit high given the quality too, although the falafel wrap was tasty. My 3 star review is mainly driven by the attitude of the owner however. It wasn’t aggressive or happy to be working there, just going through the motions.

Love this place with its iconic artistic walls covered with graffiti and tables that are set up for sharing with others. Both a cafe and bike shop in one. Great way to get to know other people. Coffee is pretty good, told it was organic - either way, it was a good latte. Staff were extremely helpful. Coffee not bad either. On the weekends this place gets busy so you may have to wait for a table - well worth the wait. Eat inside or out. Outside is small but still good plus it is dog friendly. Takeaway available. Dietaries catered for. Wheelchair friendly. Kid friendly. Pram/stroller accessible. Reasonable parking out the front. 1

Happy I found this Cafe, hidden inside a bike shop. Kind of whimsical. 🚲 ☕ 😊 The coffee is pretty good, reasonably priced. Staff are generally friendly and service is usually good. It hasn't been too busy the times that I've been but staff are quite prompt. Sometimes the gentleman making the coffee makes the milk too hot so it's scalding but otherwise it's quite pleasant. Couldn't ask for anything else!

The guy that runs the cafe ought to learn some customer service skills. And the difference between soy and skimmed milk, and that a latte shouldn’t be foamy. This place is such a rip off. Far nicer places to go where the people are nicer, charge less, have better coffee and better customer services. It’s a hospitality industry and they don’t show any here.