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Sunshine Coast's Best Coffee Shops and Cafe Neighborhoods 2026

Sunshine Coast cafes 2026: the best cafes and coffee shops on the Sunshine Coast, Noosa, Mooloolaba, Maleny, Buderim and the best Sunshine Coast coffee guide for 2026.

By Sunshine Coast Daily · Published 20 July 2026

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Sunshine Coast's Best Coffee Shops and Cafe Neighborhoods 2026
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Sunshine Coast Cafes and Coffee 2026

The Sunshine Coast has some of Queensland's best cafe culture, particularly in Noosa (which has Australia's highest cafe-per-capita in some blocks of Hastings Street), Mooloolaba's Esplanade and the hinterland villages of Maleny and Montville. Key venues: Noosa's Hastings Street is lined with excellent cafes (Cafe Le Monde, Thomas Corner, Locale) with stunning foreshore views; Mooloolaba's Mooloolah River cafes on the Esplanade; Buderim Village (high street village with excellent independent cafes); Maleny's Maple Street Creative Precinct has craft coffee and art gallery cafes in a cool-climate hinterland setting. The Sunshine Coast specialty coffee scene has matured with roasters including Long Story Short Coffee (Maroochydore) and Basecamp Coffee gaining strong reputations.

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