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Best Coffee on the Sunshine Coast: Specialty Cafes, Noosa and Hinterland Roasters

The Sunshine Coast's specialty coffee scene reflects the region's blend of lifestyle-focused permanent residents, coastal tourism and a growing arts and food culture that has made the Noosa and Maleny areas particularly active cafe destinations. Noosa Heads and Noosaville on Gympie Terrace have a cluster of well-regarded espresso bars and cafe operations that serve the resort community and holiday visitors at a high standard. Maroochydore and its surrounds on the central Sunshine Coast are more mixed in coffee quality but have strong independently operated specialty options. The hinterland town of Maleny in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland has a distinctive cafe culture driven by an arts community and local organic food producers. Montville, also in the hinterland, has a craft-focused cafe and gift shop strip that attracts day-trippers from across the Sunshine Coast. Mooloolaba Esplanade has several good cafe operations serving the beach community. The Sunshine Coast's strong local food movement, including organic farms, local dairy and specialty produce, feeds into the best cafes' supply chains. The region hosts several small-batch coffee roasters who have established operations in the hinterland.

Best Coffee on the Sunshine Coast: Specialty Cafes, Noosa and Hinterland Roasters

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