The Tenth State

Surprisingly large place offering good coffee and interesting odds and sods along side. Natural aesthetic enhanced by natural and synthetic floral displays that ease the eye. Friendly staff and endearingly sweet biscuits on the side.

I love this place! Tasty coffee and very friendly staff. The bagels are also delicious. They have a nice selection of indoor plants/​pots and other funky gifts.

Great coffee and on trend gifts and home wares, this place has everything a girl (or guy) could want for a little mid-​week (or any day of the week really) pick me up.
Sandwiches, cakes (baked and raw), solid looking bagels and three kinds of donuts with delectable fillings oozing out of them. Did I spot lavender on one of those donuts?!
After a coffee meeting I perused the large selection of original gift cards, clothes and home wares. They have some great pots and pot plant stands for indoor plants, which are hard to come by. I left with The Prospect Project’s gingerbread candle which I have been trying to hunt down for ages after smelling it at Lafit one day.
Tip: There is seating in the café, you just have to walk beyond the café counter.

Still hitting the nail on the head, coffee is up there with the best in the area and the atmosphere is relaxed and a nice place to hang out.

Great coffee — best in Nedlands, I’d say! Very nice boutique in the front area, full of handmade and high quality goods. Glad to see the ‘support local’ ethic. Fabulous treats to go with your coffee, though if you want a meal, you’ll have to go elsewhere. Nice area to sit in the back, or at the front by the window. One of my neighbourhood faves, for sure!

Was a regular but have moved on to Felix up the road since they’ve figured out that its better to charge 50c for card transactions under $ 10 than send customers over the road (after they’ve queued for ten minutes) to be charged $ 2 to get cash from the atm!
Its a shame because Emma and the team are lovely, the coffee is usually very good and the food is better. But I’m in the way to work. .I’m going for the less complicated option.

$ 3.50 decent flat whites (probably the best within walking distance of UWA — Felix & Co is better but not walking distance). Good service. Hip fit out. Walking distance from UWA. It was always going to doing well.
Only thing lacking is a copy of the daily papers and WiFi — in my view, necessary to accompany any morning coffee!
Also (they haven’t had it recently) but the rocky road here is to die for!

I’m a big fan of coffee at TTS, as a coffee snob it’s really awesome to have an option around UWA which does’t involve burnt or dishwater tasting coffee.
The snacks are a little more expensive, but this is due to their mostly raw-​food fare. And they’re always delicious.
My favourite? Try the pretzel, it’s a great mid morning snack, and pretty cheap. Around Halloween they have a HUGE jar of free candy, and at Easter they give out chocolate eggs instead of cookies with your coffee.
They also have a bunch of designer and hipster items on sale. Including Tokyo Milk and Herschel’s backpacks.
They’re very friendly, and the best part? You can SMS your coffee order, so it’s ready on your arrival!

This place is the bee’s knee’s. It offers coffee’s with complimentary mini Oreos, quirky homewares and cute gifts, super friendly staff, free wifi, bakes and a relaxed vibe.
This place is hip to hop and the perfect place to procrastinate if you have impending study to do or just want a bang on perfect coffee. And just when you think it can’t be any cooler, the TTS are; you can text your order 10 minutes before and they will have your coffee ready to pay and sip for all those busy UWA students.

Sweet, artsy and cute! And I need one in my ‘hood. TTS do most their trade in take-​away cups, except if you snag the cosiest spot at the front in the bay window. Cool bits and pieces to admire while you wait for your coffee + Free mini Oreos + Quality reading material = better than good. They also stock Rawsome for sinless treating.
I’d be here Monday to Friday if I was a student at UWA.

I claim my takeaway coffee and devour fairly immediately my complimentary mini oreo — this coffee has started well before the first sip!
The coffee is really good, and it’s priced slightly below average: $ 4 for a large coffee where other places seem to be charging $ 4.20. Does 20c difference really matter? You can bet you’re bottom dollar it does when you’re a uni student (and most of the frequenters here are).
I’ll be back! (again and again)