The Cola Cafe Building

The first house on this site was built in the 1880’s for the Co-Op Manager.

It was a very modest mud-brick home with galvanised roof and covered verandah out to the pavement.

In 1968 it was replaced with a three-bedroom brick and tile home.

On the 3rd October, 2005, Brian Dawes purchased the property, and with the help of his amazing friends, members of the community, family and local tradespeople, he converted the property into the “New Cola Café”.

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Cola Cafe Featured by ABC Collectors
Coca Cola Memorabilia

"The 50’s style café, open seven days a week, is finely decked out in red, white and black. Wherever you sit you’re surrounded by Brian Dawes’ Coke obsession; everything from the conservative to the quaint to the quirky. Many items have a story - like the Coca- Cola sign that once advertised a Louis Armstrong Concert or the red plastic chairs for the café’s al fresco diners, snapped up from the Sydney 2000 Olympics. There’s a model-T open delivery truck; coca-cola transistors; a miniature vending machine; clocks; bottle and can collections; and a lot more besides."
Coca Cola Conversations

The Cola Cafe Building

Cola Cafe Featured by ABC Collectors

Coca Cola Memorabilia

Coca Cola Conversations