Coffee Right

2 reviews

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Telephone 09 307 1222

83 Albert St
Auckland Central
Auckland City

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Cuisine:: Cafe
Hours:: Mon - Fri 7am - 6pm
Sat - Sun 8am - 3.30pm

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Coffee Right located in Albert Street, just opposite the court. You can host business meetings here because it is away from the hussle and bustle of the inner city. A great place to relax and enjoy the weekend. We offer great breakfast, brunch and delectable waffle menus. One of our specialties is Pumpkin Soup or kiwi big breakfast as brunch menus. CoffeeRight is open 7 days so walk up and see us today. Our service is excellent.

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Categories:: Cafes
Takeaways:: Yes
Parking:: Pay & Display
Price Range:: Moderate, $15 - $25

Attire:: Casual
Good For Groups:: Yes
WI-FI:: Free
Dietary Restrictions:: Vegetarian, Gluten-free

Meals Served:: Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch
Payment Types:: EFTPOS, Visa, MasterCard
Seating For:: 32
Outdoor Seating:: Yes

Reviews for Coffee Right

by Vivek 27th August 2012: It was poor service and rude. Food was served after 45 minutes. Inspite telling twice about requirement of serving the vegetarian food, we were served with beef. Later the beef was removed from the dish and the same dish was served. We had a deal voucher and soup was included in it. But there was no soup available.
by Peter 27th August 2012: Unfortunately we were very disappointed with our trip to Coffee Right. It started out promising, with good coffee and an excellent ginger chai latte but went downhill from there. Two of the four meals we ordered were literally inedible. The battered fish was not cooked all the way through (looked like it was a frozen fillet that hadn’t been fried long enough) and the burger tasted like the meat pattie was made entirely from fat. The open chicken sandwich with brie tasted like processed chicken rather than chicken breast and the “brie” was a square of processed cheese sliced into strips (i.e. the squares you get from the supermarket that are individually wrapped in plastic and pretty much taste like plastic too). The kiwi big breakfast was at least edible.

We won’t be returning.