Popular coffee chain to launch drive-through on Coast
It’s proven to be one of the top spots to get a caffeine fix on foot. Now, Coast customers can look forward to grabbing their favourite sips on the go.
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Who doesn’t love a good local coffee?
Well, soon, busy caffeine cravers will have another drive-through option.
Attached to Mobil service station, Zarraffa’s Coffee is currently undergoing works to create its first Hervey Bay coffee drive-through, as an alternative option to the walk-in cafe at Bay Plaza.
Located at 12-14 Boat Harbour Drive, Pialba, the coffee shop will be run by the current local operators of the Zarraffa’s Coffee outlet at the Woolworths centre in Pialba – Chris and Bec Bee.
The store will open in early June.
Check the Chronicle site next week for an exclusive look inside!
Originally published as Popular coffee chain to launch drive-through on Coast
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