Storehouse Roastery OLINDA

Tldr; good solid coffee, but I wish I got the paddle board of the different coffees. The staff was really friendly and chill which was really great. What was really fun to see was watching them roast their beans in house. It's a nice place to stop by for a cup of coffee

Callum is a super passionate coffee roaster who cares about the journey of the beans from farm to cup. He took time out to explain how the beans are ethically sourced and carefully roasted and answer all our questions. Make sure to try a Magic tasting paddle and get some beans to take home too. Two thumbs up.

Only stopped in for a drive past coffee.I rate a coffee shop on how they make a long black.. and it's safe to say, storehouse knows what they are doing with coffee.No matter what you blend or style is, they will take care of it.

This could be the best coffee I've ever had, and I've had great coffee. My favourite part is there is a coffee size called a bucket" which is larger than large and I LOVE that!Also the egg and bacon quiche is delicious. A+ very very happy!"

After a long wait due to covid I finally got to make a trip out to my favorite little town outside of the cbd. And there’s a new coffee roaster here!?! Omfg yaaaaas!They have some great batch brews on rotation and they were have a great tasting platter for you to try.It’s also nicely position away from the hustle and bustle of the tourists up the road so you can sit with your laptop and update you Facebook status while enjoying a nice single origin!

Brilliant, sleek espresso bar. Clean and balanced s/o espresso and excellent magic.

The perfect tonic after a beautiful ride through the Dandenong ranges. A coffee float. (3 x magics)A big Amen to ‘Jesus Walks’ coffee! Will probably just order a large of that one next time, but all 3 roasts were good.

Came here on Monday just before 12pm. The place doesn't have much seating, just window bar seats, 4 on each side. My daughter and I decided to sit on the bench seat just outside the shop.I was disappointed that there were no prices for the drinks, there's a menu on the coffee beans and tasting paddle but no prices! Even the non coffee drinks had no price. The only price they had were for the pastries, quiche ($8), sausage role and pies. Can't remember how much everything is, all below $10.I ordered the Magic paddle whom the server recommended for someone who likes milk with their coffee. I loved the Dark Side the most, strong but a good robust taste. Jesus Walks had a metal taste to it which I didn't like while To The Moon had a berry taste which was OK.My daughter ordered a lemonade, a muffin, I had the quiche with my coffees, the bill came up to $32.85. I regretted not asking for the price before ordering because now I'm wondering if the paddle was $15 which makes it $5 per coffee which is pretty expensive considering they were small cups and were not filled to the top.I want to like this place because its a quaint little shop with friendly staff but I don't like businesses that are not honest and upfront with their customers.