Ryan
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flat white is good, and there’s handy power outlets you can charge your phones with while sipping your drink.
sweetbrew is unique: there’s no wall dividing it from the st. lukes office on the other side of the room, which makes it feels more ‘open’ in the same way that you’d think an airport cafe feels ‘open’.
i’d come here if you needed a place to charge your phone or laptop, or if you were passing by and need your coffee fix. if you have friends or family visiting like a group of 3 or 4, sweetbrew can take them with all the seating they have.
if you’re more looking for a place to frequent if you live nearby, or want to talk to the barista, or be artistically pleased, there are smaller and nicer-looking cafes in launceston!