Kappy's Cafe - Adelaide

Kappys, also called kappy and wright’s, had a long history in adelaide, which stretched until 1932. it had a series of owners and locations, but it always had a good call for coffee and tees. this is obvious when they go to caffe 53

This is a nice quiet place for coffee in the flinders street. the coffee is decent and they also offer a lot of tees. they don't have the music pumping so they can have a conversation without screaming.

Take the tee seriously. in an industry room that makes hallo seem palatial is this palast of tee and coffee they take it very seriously. I went in and was asked tee or coffee tee black tee? green tee? white tee black with milk or without milk sugar no taste them and a glass of the most beautiful smell tee was produced and the leaves were placed in a bodum pen, the flask fled with hot water and instructed how long I had it steeply got a tee bowlcake not a cup

Great place. Caffeine copper st serves fantastic tee and coffee, but don't eat. If you want to eat, you can sit your own, buy a tea-Ar coffee and enjoy the environment. How good is that? 23 jan, 2012 jo. peters. the coffee they could have been beautiful as he had been made by me in real kappys wright at 1/22 compton st adelaide 08823133, where they find 40 coffees and 160 tees and more crumbling.

Cosy little coffee bar. Nice spacious (but not cavernous) back eating/drinking area. Carpeted so no horrible cafe clanging echoes. Nice timber bookshelves along one wall, nice artwork hung on the others. Soft lighting in halogens... Not energy saving fluros. Sit at tables, no couches or arm chairs which is a shame, because these would be lovely, especially in winter. Nice coffee too. Generally just a cute, unflashy cafe. Nice to meet and have a catch up.