Paradox Coffee Roasters Cafe Broadbeach Featured in the Gold Coast Bulletin

Our move to Broadbeach marked a major new chapter for Paradox Coffee Roasters, and it's been great to see our new home attracting attention across the Gold Coast.

The Gold Coast Bulletin recently featured Paradox Coffee Roasters Cafe Broadbeach, taking a closer look at our relocation from Surfers Paradise, the thinking behind our new flagship café, and what we've created in the heart of Broadbeach.

The feature tells part of a story that has been in the making for more than a decade.

From Surfers Paradise to Broadbeach

After ten years in Surfers Paradise, moving Paradox to Broadbeach was about much more than finding a new address.

The move allowed us to apply everything we'd learned over the previous decade and build a cafe that better reflected where Paradox was heading.

Our new home at the Oracle Dining Precinct has given us the opportunity to build a space around specialty coffee, food, design, and the people who've been part of the Paradox journey.

The Gold Coast Bulletin explores that transition and the work behind opening the new Broadbeach café.

Read the Gold Coast Bulletin feature

Creating a New Home for Specialty Coffee in Broadbeach

Coffee remains at the centre of the experience.

The Broadbeach café offers several ways into Paradox: a takeaway on the way to work, a new specialty coffee to try, or a proper sit-down over breakfast or brunch.

Our signature oval coffee bar anchors the space, with the café built around it so coffee happens in full view, not somewhere out the back.

This extends to the equipment, the brewing methods, and the specialty coffees on offer, and equally to the people behind the bar making them.

For anyone searching for specialty coffee in Broadbeach, this is where the wider Paradox Coffee Roasters story meets the everyday cafe experience.

More Than the Coffee

One of the things we wanted in the new cafe was to capture everything that surrounds a great cup of coffee.

Food is a major part of that.

Our kitchen brings together Paradox favourites and seasonal dishes designed for everything from an early breakfast in Broadbeach to a slower weekend brunch or lunch.

Then there is the space itself.

Every element was considered as part of the experience, from the architecture and oval coffee bar through to the large-scale Vans the Omega mural created to celebrate ten years of Paradox Coffee Roasters on the Gold Coast.

That mural has its own story stretching back to our original Gold Coast cafe, which you can explore in our article about the Vans the Omega mural at Paradox Coffee Roasters Cafe Broadbeach.

Proud to Call Broadbeach Home

While the Gold Coast Bulletin feature celebrates the opening of our new flagship cafe, for us the bigger story is what comes next.

Broadbeach is now home.

We're surrounded by locals, businesses, and visitors from across Australia and around the world, right in the middle of one of the Gold Coast's busiest dining and lifestyle precincts.

And every morning, we get to do what Paradox has always been about: make great coffee and serve the people around us.

If you haven't visited yet, you'll find Paradox Coffee Roasters Cafe Broadbeach at the Oracle Dining Precinct, 4 Charles Ave, Broadbeach.

Come in for coffee, stay for breakfast or lunch, and experience our new home for yourself.

Read the Gold Coast Bulletin Feature

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