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Coffee in Common

7 Bacon St, Hindmarsh SA 5007, Australia

Recommended by 66 people

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7 Bacon St, Hindmarsh SA 5007, Australia

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+61 401 702 056
HoursMonday: 7:00 – 11:00 AM Tuesday: 7:00 – 11:00 AM Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 2:30 PM Thursday: 7:00 AM – 2:30 PM Friday: 7:00 AM – 2:30 PM Saturday: 8:00 AM – 2:30 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM – 2:30 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Coffee in Common

Tucked down a Hindmarsh industrial laneway, this breezy warehouse sidelines standard eggs on toast for Korean-fusion morning fare. The room centers on an open island bar—beans roasted on-site, steady pours, and the cold-layered Dirty. Tables fill fast with prawn toast Benedict and saucy kimchi udon, though seasoned regulars steer newcomers straight toward the fluffy egg drop sando.

  • Korean-Fusion Plates: A kitchen lineup that sidesteps standard cafe fare with Korean egg drop sandos, kimchi udon, and prawn toast Benedict.
  • On-Site Coffee Roasting: Beans roasted on-site in the rear corner, fueling seasonal single origins, batch brews, and signature cold-foam drinks.
  • Open Warehouse Layout: Spacious industrial fit-out anchored by a central barista island that keeps table service brisk and conversational.
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Why Coffee in Common Belongs on Your Weekend Itinerary

Experience in-house roasted specialty coffee, inventive Korean-fusion brunch plates, and an airy warehouse setting in Hindmarsh—book your table now to secure your spot.

  • On-Site Specialty Roastery

    Coffee in Common roasts its beans on-site with a dedicated small-batch roasting setup, consistently rotating house blends and showcasing vibrant single-origin pour-overs.

    There is a small roasting machine at the back and they rotate their blends quite often .

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  • Inventive Korean-Fusion Brunch Plates

    Towering Korean egg drop sandos, kimchi udon, and prawn toast Benedict bring distinctive fusion flavors and generous portions that outshine standard cafe breakfast menus.

    The Korean egg drop sando however was worth the $19. Large portion, fresh, tasted good, and exceeded what I expected at that price for an inner-west cafe.

    Brewed Opinion from Adelaide

  • Interactive Central Barista Island

    The open warehouse dining room is organized around an expansive central barista station, allowing guests to watch the brewing craft and connect directly with the team.

    The central 'bar' gives the place a really unique feel where you can see and talk to the staff.

    Christopher “Kraden” McKenna

  • Cozy Yet Modern Warehouse Atmosphere

    Tucked down an inner-west laneway, the open-plan industrial setting blends raw warehouse architecture with an effortlessly comfortable, relaxed dining rhythm.

    The space has a cozy but modern warehouse vibe with a really cool fit out and relaxed atmosphere.

    Theresa Tran

  • Indulgent Flavor Revelations

    Signatures like the Cloudwalker and iced coffee topped with rich sea salt cream deliver unexpected savory-sweet depth that elevates familiar coffee routines.

    I highly recommend trying the sea salt cream with your coffee - it's an absolutely ingenious idea and it pulls out the flavour of the coffee like you wouldn't believe.

    H.C. Purves

  • Relaxed Weekend Sanctuary

    The spacious, unhurried warehouse retreat offers an antidote to crowded retail strips, creating an ideal setting to slow down and savor the morning.

    The cafe has a really cute, relaxed atmosphere, making it a lovely spot for a slow weekend brunch.

    Ershadi Hiyare Gamage

Signature Korean-fusion brunch dishes and inventive cold coffee creations highly rated by regulars.

  • Kimchi Udon

    The flavour of the kimchi udon was powerful but not so intense to be overbearing.

    Blake Johnson

  • Korean Egg Drop Sando

    The Korean egg drop sando however was worth the $19. Large portion, fresh, tasted good, and exceeded what I expected at that price for an inner-west cafe.

    Brewed Opinion from Adelaide

  • Prawn Toast Benedict

    The Prawn Toast Benny was delicious

    Ershadi Hiyare Gamage

  • Cloudwalker

    Cloudwalker was refreshing. Even with a cold brew base, the coffee flavour still came through clearly instead of getting lost. The salty cream added a nice balance, creamy, slightly savoury, and smooth.

    Arie Yas

Other favorites

Specialty drinks, house-baked pastries, and sweet cafe additions complementing the kitchen's savory staples.

  • Sea Salt Ice Matcha

    the Sea Salt Ice Matcha was definitely a standout

    Ershadi Hiyare Gamage

  • Salt Breads

    Went there mainly for the salt breads. They were soft and so good.

    Sazzid Ahmed

  • Banana Bread

    banana bread… hands down the BEST I’ve ever had 🤤🍌🍞 perfectly moist, full of flavour, and the ultimate coffee pairing.

    Alex Vasek (Alex's Ace's)

  • Honey Butter Toast

    The honey butter toast was seriously indulgent, served with a huge loaf of bread topped with cream and coffee ice cream

    Alice Ng

Frequently Asked Questions

Is parking readily available?

Parking directly outside can be tricky to find in the industrial laneway, though both free parking lot and free street parking options exist in the vicinity.

What are the popular food options and portion sizes like?

Standout dishes include the Korean egg drop sando, prawn toast eggs Benedict, soft shell crab croissants, and kimchi udon. Customers note generous portions across dishes like the sando and smashed avocado.

What signature coffee and drinks should you expect?

Coffee in Common roasts its own beans on-site with a dedicated roaster in the warehouse. In addition to house blends, single-origin pour-overs, and batch brews, the cafe is well known for specialty cold creations such as the viral Dirty coffee, Cloudwalker, and sea salt iced matcha.

What is the atmosphere and dining space like?

The cafe operates in a spacious, converted warehouse tucked away up an industrial laneway. It features an open layout with a central coffee bar running down the middle and provides high chairs for guests visiting with little ones.

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