Having only opened for a year, Elk Espresso
is a vibrant café located in Broadbeach and is easily accessible by public
transport. The atmosphere of the café is simple, modern and pot plants on
tables and their wallpaper bring in a touch of nature.
I visited Elk Espresso on my first Café
Crawl on the Gold Coast with my friends. Their menu options are mainly for
lunch including salads, sandwiches, burgers, chips as well as freshly baked
goods from the cake cabinet.
This was the last stop of our Café Crawl
that day and we were all pretty full by the time we got here. We ended up ordering:
Chicken Sandwich on cord bread with chilli
jam, avocado, roasted sweet potato, feta and leaves accompanied by a side of
fries.
Cherry and Almond Tart. The tart was very
average – too sweet for my liking. More almond meal texture would’ve have made
it a lot better.
Elk Espresso is supposed to be well known
on the Gold Coast for the coffee so I ordered a latte to see for myself. The
latte was quite nice – above average, but still not the best I’ve had on the
Gold Coast.
The highlight of our this stop however, was
the Crème Brulee Thickshake! It was absolutely amazing! It was my first time
trying anything like that but wow!
If you’re not a thickshake lover, this can
get sickening though. We struggled to finish it off because it was so thick,
rich and creamy! It was at that point where our stomachs could’ve have exploded
if we ate any more food.
Elk Espresso’s menu changes on a seasonal
basis, so I would like to come back when they change up their menu and perhaps
this time, not during one of the café crawls.
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