bunker coffee

super cool coffee spot complete with creeping vines that make it almost cave like.  the cold coffee was really good, so much so i grabbed another for my road trip.  they also have pretty awesome food including excellent brownies.  it's a great coffee spot and worth the visit tomiltonto experience it!

a converted concrete garage that serves coffee nearmiltontrain station. the coffee is done well and has a limited selection of food depending on time of day. limited seating.

for some top notch coffee in brisbane, check out bunker coffee in milton. it is located in an old bomb shelter right next to themiltontrain station, and is easily the most ‘hole in the wall’ establishment we’ve ever reviewed.

best chocolate milk ever?. i read about bunker specialty coffee whilst on urbanspoon, and i thought i'd try it out since i work inmiltonand it was fairly close to my workplace.
i got the double shot iced coffee and the chocolate milk - just the regular milk chocolate one not the 70% one.
my partner had the double shot iced coffee and he said it tasted pretty good but he wasn't too sure about the agave syrup.
i had the chocolate milk and i have to say it tasted like heaven ... i would recommend this to everyone. it tasted like real chocolate, not that fake flavoured milk you get everywhere else. can't get enough of it.
so in answer to the question, is this the best chocolate milk ever? yes, yes it is, there is no question about it.

with a perfect location near themiltonrailway station, it's hard to say no to a place like this. every time i visit, it's a bit like walking into a rabbit hole - but one with friendly baristas and incredible coffee. the iced mocha was delicious as ever (but at 5.5 a pop), and the latte also wasn't lacking. my skinny latte tasted like a dark roast, but not as strong as the usual coffee here in brisbane

bunker atmiltonhappens to be one of the places i tend to go quite often. it is also a place where i had less incentive to write up a review of the place until now. what actually prompted me to write up a review at this moment is that the fact that i have some free time to do something other than work or study, and need to come up with new ideas for my weekly blog post.

diana. heard about bunker on the grapevine & am always on a mission for good coffee so off i went tomiltonthis week. a little bit hard to find tucked away as it is in an old (real) bunker surrounded by greenery. worth the search,even though was unable to grab a seat (limited seating due to the bunker set up!)silky smooth flat white, flavour lingered for hours, perfectly extracted just top coffee, thanks bunker will be back.

the coffee is so smooth..there's just nothing like it!! words can't really express..i've craved it ever since i tried it 5 days ago..i don't live anywhere nearmiltonso it's hard to get a coffee from bunker as it's not open on weekends either!

the perfect coffee. being quite a coffee snob and having lived the past 11 years in brisbane, i was starting to believe that the only true way i would ever get to experience the close to perfect coffee, was my annual trip to melbourne, then 6 months ago, up pops this trendy little cafe in the heart ofmiltonin a world war 2 "bunker", i could not believe my luck after my first coffee, the crema, the aroma and texture all came together to equal what in my mind was the bliss of a perfect coffee.

my first reactions was to check where i was physically located on google maps, ok............still in brisbane, just in case i had experienced einstein's theory of relatively and had somehow teleported to melbourne, no this was not the case, my second thought was that maybe it had been a fluke, how incredibly mistaken i was, so far i have had over 200 coffees in the past 154 week days from the "bunker" and i can honestly say that every morning so far, i have experienced what some people search for the entire life for.............. the perfect coffee.

i give it 10 out of 10 fair-trade single origin certified organic beans!!!!!!!!!!!