Coffee n Bricks

My son LOVED it. I had coffee and cake while my son built his Lego of choice. Friendly service.

Probably best to buy some Lego and take it to a Cafe.There was a mum helping her son find some colours charged for 'building' and and another group surprised with nearly $100 of charges after they finished, instead of being told at all beforehand.Perhaps worst of all, when the group was shocked at the fees, the owner said the she wished they could charge per set because some people rip through it and they could make even more money"We won't return and I wouldn't expect anyone else that was there to come back either."

Nice afternoon activity to do with the kids on a rainy day, and no packing up to do! Staff were very friendly and helpful. Food options are limited to just snacks, didn't try the coffee. Can be a bit expensive for big group as rates are flat per person. Would be more attractive with a 4 person (4 per table) group discounted rate, seeing as you could have the same table with only 1 person on it.

If you love Lego and coffee then this is the place for you. Lego making is charged by the half hour or hour. We just came for a coffee. It was nice coffee but just seemed a long time coming. There is not much choice in the way of snacks as the emphasis is predominantly on Lego

Absolutely lovely staff, and food. Lego Building for all ages and all difficulties. The cafe is decorated beautifully with Lego creations. The vibe is so wonderful, and I'd come here every day if I could.

Finally got around to visiting the don’t-say-LEGO-say-bricks cafe, and what a charming delight it is. The coffee is good and reasonably priced, but that’s not the main attraction. Coffee ’n’ Bricks has such a friendly, happy atmosphere, adorned with sets they or customers have built, and full of happy sounds of children and children-at-heart at play.No doubt fuelled by owner Carmen and her family, the passion for creativity and community connection is infectious (the only good type of infection in a pandemic).Everyone was enjoying building from the wide selection available, even showing off their final build with whoever would look (read: everyone).You have to sanitise before you play, and all sets built are properly cleaned before being put back on the shelf. They’ve got a really nice system operating to make you feel safe and comfortable.I popped in on a weekday, a handful of parents with their kids were there, nice and quiet. I’m told the weekends and school holidays are a completely different matter - be sure to call and book a table / time.A great bonus are their opening hours: until 8pm every night! AFOLS can come home from work, and instead of wasting time and money at the pub they can invest in their mental health by spending quality time with family (or on their own - my preferred option) playing with LEGO and drinking coffee.So set yourself some ‘me’ time and book an hour or two to destress and recaffeinate. Or as LEGO Batman says, “I deserve this today, today I deserve it” and “Iron Man sucks”.

Best place ever!!!!!! The most underrated thing in all of Wynnum. Jokes, the best thing to do in all of Wynnum! Amazing find! So small and cute and you get to build Lego with coffees and aaaaaaaa! It’s so much better than it sounds and it sounds amazing!!!Pretty fair pricing for what it is aswell!

This place is amazing! Definitely worth a visit no matter your age!Huge range of sets to choose to build while enjoying a coffee or snack.Amazingly affordable and really lets you indulge in that Lego addiction without spending a fortune on sets.I wish I lived nearby as I'd be in here all the time!

This place is epic!! Get your afternoon coffee fix, and join in the fun building Lego sets with your kids!! Definitely considering an extended session to try a more complicated build. 30 minutes just isn’t long enough.