Cafe Moka

I got the vanilla buttermilk pancakes takeaway. The seasonal fresh fruit was apples & oranges which aren’t the most inspiring fruits to have with pancakes. The menu promised chocolate soil and popcorn but there was none of that. Instead it looked like granola. Again, not the most inspiring taste. The meringues were a yummy addition. The pancakes themselves were nice & fluffy. But they had an almost healthy taste vibe to it that you just don’t want when you see vanilla buttermilk pancakes on the menu. The cafe itself is lovely with gorgeous views.

Great pit stop if your driving down from Perth city we can early on a Sunday morning And we were about 15 pax They were able to accommodate us fast It’s not a chill vibe out front but near the doc and outdoors it is. It can get fast paced inside among staff so vigilant with you orders/ as for receipt in case anything get missing during the rush orders The servings are big for my Asian POV We can share 1 big meal instead But we got the breakfast burger and eggs on toasts with bacon on the side They have a variety of food so you’ll have fun if you plan to share family style Coffee was just so so if you’re a coffee snob. But for it first coffee of the day after a long drive.. Great!

Cafe Moka, Dolphin Quay WA – A Delightful Experience Our visit to Cafe Moka at Dolphin Quay was nothing short of wonderful. The flat white coffee we ordered was perfectly brewed—smooth, rich, and full of flavor. It’s clear that the baristas here know their craft. Accompanying the coffee was an Almond & Cherry Cake that was simply divine. The cake had just the right balance of sweetness and tartness, with a moist texture that left us wanting more. The atmosphere at Cafe Moka was equally enjoyable. Nestled in the picturesque Dolphin Quay, the cafe offers lovely views of the marina, making it an ideal spot to relax and unwind. The staff were friendly and attentive, ensuring our visit was pleasant from start to finish. If you’re in the area, we highly recommend stopping by Cafe Moka for a delightful coffee and treat. It’s the perfect combination of great flavors and a warm, welcoming ambiance. We’ll definitely be returning!

My food was tasty but the fish was overcooked. The staff member who took my order was rude, dismissive and altogether disinterested in offering a smile or even eye contact. I won’t be going back. I expect to be welcomed, not treated as if I am a nuisance, and I certainly don’t expect to be “barked at”. Having said that, the staff member who delivered my meal to my table was very friendly. Possibly trying to make up for her extraordinarily rude colleague.

We asked for the steak 🥩 on Turkish bread burger with the gluten free option selected. Now while the steak burger 🍔 with the sweet potato 🍠 fries tasted great, the “gluten free” option doesn’t mean gluten free Turkish bread. It’s just a gluten free bread 🍞. We also wanted the burger cut in half as we were not starving so we could share. The burger was cut in half, however we were only given one plate. We asked for something else to eat from, and my fault… didn’t specify “a plate” and got two paper towel things and off she went. Doesn’t matter, just weird, like they didn’t want to wash any more dishes or something. The drink that was banana 🍌, dates and cacao was a good size, however it really needs to have more dates and more banana because all I could taste was as a lot of milk and a hint of dates and banana. The place is dog 🐕 friendly as well. I would go again, however I’d be more inclined to try a few other places in the area to compare or find a better place. It’s okay, just not “great”. Worth a try though. Maybe you will have a better experience. The views are amazing though.

Location is superb and a great atmosphere. The big breakfast wasn’t fabulous. Coffee was good. They couldn’t seem to issue a receipt even after trying for several minutes. That really needs to be sorted out. The young waitress was inexperienced and probably not in the right job.

One of the best cafe in Mandurah and we have been here for couple of times. Usually quite busy but the staff are very friendly. I love every dishes we ordered , especially the Turkish eggs ! Definitely will get back again !

Popped into Café MOKA for brunch with a friend, and it instantly felt like a calm riverside retreat. The breakfast burger was generous—stacked with perfectly cooked eggs, crispy bacon, and melted cheese—and paired brilliantly with a fresh flat white that offered just the right warmth and flavour. The marina views added a tranquil backdrop, and the staff were both friendly and efficient, ensuring we felt welcomed even on a busy morning. Definitely a stellar spot for good food and coffee in a relaxed waterfront setting.

I have been many times and all but 1 of my visits have been great. (First visit was a few years ago and we were waiting ages for our food and i had ordered a coffee at the same time, i left the cafe without my coffee and got my money back for that because i never got it, which was a real let down) Thought i would give it another go and everytime since then its been great. Ive tried a few things on the menu now. Ive had the smashed avo, and i absolutely hate avo, but this smashed avo would probably be the only one i would eat! It was lovely. The eggs benny is really good, the sourdough could probably be cut a bit thinner as its very filling having so much bread, or maybe just one bit of thick sourdough instead of 2. The muesli and yoghurt is also nice, but the portion size od the muesli to the yoghurt is way to much. Only need half the size of muesli personally. My partner has always had the big breakfast and he thoroughly enjoys it every time. My mum has also had the croquettes and said they were gorgeous and different to a 'normal' breakfast. Nice for a change. The location is great, perfect for a nice all seasons day. Its a very busy cafe, nice and modern, good range of food selections on the menu and in the cabinet. Friendly staff and your not waiting that long for your food to come out even on busy days. Busy times hard to get a table sometimes. I will be back :)

We went here many times because they kept making great food! The Weekly omelette, and the Eggs and Bacon were very good. The pancakes were delicious when made with flour, not wheat! The setting is modern and fresh. The outdoor space provides pleasant dockside seating. The people that own the place are nice and there almost every day. However, they need to get their servers looking clean and polished - less sloppy and dirty. Also need a new music play list with more than just 20 songs. Bottom line; with some management intervention this could be a 5.5 star place.

Just had breakfast here today, ill start off with saying great service and atmosphere! The food is amazing, they do great coffee, nice and strong, I ordered a big breakfast which I loved! Also loved that it actually was big, lots of bacon too which most places generally are a bit stingy with! a tad pricy but that's what you'd expect in Mandurah! would definitely come again next time we come to Mandurah! Price was reasonable!

Came with three other family members for coffee and I was pleasantly surprised as I haven't yet found much good food or coffee in Mandurah and this was quite good. Service was pretty good and prompt. Worth checking out if you live in Mandurah or visit quite a bit.

Went for breakfast and it was very busy, favourite cafe in this part of mandurah. Food - Ordered the Sweet Potato Latke and Butterscotch Hotcakes, both were very tasty. There was a bit of a wait between the dishes, but nothing to fault with the food. Drinks - Had Iced Lattes which were nice but a bit strong, and unfortunately the water glasses were dirty. Service - Service was friendly and efficient. Location/Atmosphere - Nice cafe on the marina.

Terrible place. We used to go there three or four years ago and it was nice. But we just went there this weekend and when you order toast, jam and butter, something apparently quite simple and a seemingly safe choice, you expect not to be disappointed. Well we were! Our plates looked appealing but the slices we were given were so thick that I was struggling to put it in my mouth in the first place... And the worst was still to come because it was so hard to chew and felt so dry put that on a very hot dry day and let's just say I was glad we ordered a coffee to help get the dry pieces of toast stuck in the throat down... All up we paid just under 32 dollars for two serves of toast and two large Capp as it was holiday prices... Eeek... Tough pill to handle given neither of us could finish our our oversized slices of dry bread! On a positive note the decor of the place is nice. PS: the coffee was very well presented but also very average in taste.

The ambience location service was fantastic. The food looked beautiful on the plate but it just missed the mark a bit. The savoury muffin was a bit moist - maybe not cooked enough. The Turkish chorizo kind of tasted like cooked salami, the bread was so so. The mocha looked amazing but just tasted like a coffee and luke warm. Milo and banana smoothie was yummy. I really like the atmosphere and would come back again just to see if it was just me?? The service was super fast.

Friends and I had one of their Cronuts and coffee here on the weekend and it was so nice. Love the atmosphere and water views. Staff are welcoming and super attentive. Service is unreal. Get in early on the weekends because this place is popular!

Great food presentation and quality. Very cool spot to visit in mandurah perfect breakky location.

One of the better places to eat in Mandurah with an awesome view. The food is great. There appears to be no table service anymore.

Coffee was amazing and the Lemon Coconut cake...although they closed before we could have second cup.

Awesome coffee and service! Really prompt and lovely food...definitely one of my favourite coffee spots in Mandurah!