En-route to the Blue Mountains, we were after a half-way point to have a rest stop and in search of a dog friendly cafe, I stumbled across The Church in Glenbrook.
If you’re driving along the motorway, this is a quick and easy exit on to Glenbrook’s main cafe strip and a recommended cafe before you continue your drive on to Katoomba.
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Now don’t be fooled by it’s name, you’ll spot the Campos coffee signage all around and soon realise this specialty coffee ‘brew bar’ was once home to the now heritage-listed Glenbrook Church.
Inside, it’s not overly large in size. There’s indoor seating to suit 10-15 or thereabouts, otherwise there’s plenty of outdoor seating too and perfect when you have your pooch.
With remnants of the old stained glass cathedral windows, the indoors has such a cosy feel – the smell of freshly ground Campos coffee beans and delicious baked goods wafting right under your nose.
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There was ample street parking available and I didn’t have any issues finding a car spot. We also strolled the boutique shops nearby, before continuing on our road trip.
It was a great little find and I love supporting these pet friendly cafes (and I must admit I’m an avid Campos coffee bean hunter too).
Address
20 Ross Street, Glenbrook, New South Wales, Australia 2773