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Contribute Feedback What Richard Ford likes about Pony Express O:
Hidden gem, they make it strong, fun setting in an old horse stable down a lane way. Grab a little snack at Joes Bakery, sit at Pony and enjoy your brought food with their excellent coffee. Best in West Perth. View all feedback.
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I went here on a date night and I must say I had a pretty memorable evening with my girlfriend. They arranged something special like I said and we had a lot of fun. Great food, great service. View all feedback.
Great coffee, fast service and friendly staff. A bit out of the way, as its on a back street, but worth the walk if you work or live in West Perth
Hidden gem, they make it strong, fun setting in an old horse stable down a lane way. Grab a little snack at Joes Bakery, sit at Pony and enjoy your brought food with their excellent coffee. Best in West Perth.
Perth coffee is a hit and miss affair... and pricey!!! But this quirky little gem is a coffee hideout for those people who love a consistently good cup. The service is friendly, knowledgable and the baristas have a knack of meeting you once and remembering your order from then on. The tiny space is littered with prized collections of toys and tools - like someone dug up an old sandpit and put the treasures on display. These guys have applied for a small bar licence... if they can do booze like they do coffee, all I can say is cheers!
Great coffees and I go so often till the owner recognise me! Every cup is well made! I love there latte, affogato and mocha. We sometime gets biscuit treats. Bring your own lunch there and enjoy a cup if coffee while you there! Cosy place.
Wanted to come here last time when I visited Perth, but it was already closed when I got here. This time it was open. It was the first time in a coffeeshop this visit, and the prices were a shocker. $4,50 for a coffee sounds insane, but I suppose it's similar prices in the whole of Perth so I can't blame Poly Express O for that. I got a soy chai (I know, it's not really a coffee). The flavour was okay and they made it from sticky chai leaves (by the looks of it). The milk was very hot, way to hot for me, I burned my tongue. But I know a lot of coffeeshops make their take-away coffees a bit hotter because people don't drink it straight away. Also I once heard that people in Perth like their coffee hotter than people in Melbourne. So I can forgive them for that. The milk froth wasn't great, very bubbly/lots of air. In fact, I had another coffee with someone at Bagels & Beans on Hay Street, and she told me she used to get cofee at Pony Express O, but when she moved... read more
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