Thriving venue awaiting new owners
IT WAS the age old saying of “Great Minds Think Alike” when it came to the creation of Country Comforts Café in Swan Street, Beerwah.
We both spotted a business opportunity on social media and were keen to discuss it that evening.
It appeared that our visions for the café were very much aligned. We both envisaged how it would look, feel and, most importantly, serve our customers.
Being a country town, we wanted to create a country feel, providing simple home cooked food.
We drew on recipes that our grandparents and parents had passed down to us, especially when it came to our sweet treats!
Cooking food on the premises was important to us, creating an atmosphere and aromas that reminded us of our childhood.
We provide our food from scratch and as fresh as possible to cater for our customers’ requests.
When it came to coffee our focus was on exploring coffee roasters that were local to the area, and in doing so we sampled a great array of coffee! Finally, we settled on Lincoln Coffee Roasters in Exeter Way, Caloundra.
Our emphasis is to use local resources where possible, for example, the Camphor wood that is our window bench was sourced from Beerwah and we use local providers to create our wares.
We feel we have created a relaxed environment with a great ambiance to enjoy a coffee with a tasty sweet or savoury treat.
We are eternally grateful and amazed for the local support we have received from the community.
Alas, our desire to travel and live overseas has now been presented to us.
Therefore, an opportunity awaits for someone to purchase this thriving café and further enhance the vibrant community spirit that exists in this part of Beerwah.