Jindebah Café

Jindebah Café is the Tuggeranong home of an established Australian coffee company, located at Flax House on Cowlishaw Street. The café serves breakfast, lunch, morning and afternoon tea, with coffee available throughout the day. Customers can choose to eat in or take their order away, making it suitable for a relaxed café visit, a quick coffee stop or picking up beans for home. The venue also carries the full range of Jindebah coffees, along with coffee accessories and related equipment.

Coffee is central to the experience. Jindebah Hills Coffee is an Australian family-owned business with three generations involved in growing, roasting and selling coffee. The company’s story began with a family plantation in the hinterland of Byron Bay and Lennox Head in northern New South Wales. Although that plantation was acquired for Pacific Highway redevelopment in 2008, the business continues to roast coffee and offer Australian and single-origin Arabica coffees from producing regions around the world. The site describes its approach as freshly roasted, with options spanning different strengths, grinds and flavour profiles.

The range includes Jindebah blends and espresso coffees, as well as single-origin and organic options. Named coffees on the site include Jindebah No 1 Espresso, Jindebah Special Espresso, Mayan Gold Blend, Royal African Blend and Jindebah Cappuccino Blend. The business also sells Swiss Water decaffeinated coffees, processed without chemicals, and highlights several award-winning coffees from the Sydney Royal Fine Food Show and the CSR Golden Bean Coffee Roaster Competition. For anyone interested in how coffee is made, the company’s background covers the full process from growing and harvesting through pulping, drying, grading and roasting.

Jindebah Café is a practical choice for locals who want a sit-down meal alongside a serious coffee offering, as well as takeaway customers and home brewers looking to explore different beans. Its combination of café service, retail coffee and the option to eat in or take away gives it a broader purpose than a coffee counter alone. The business also appears at the Canberra Region Farmers Market and Hall Markets, extending its local presence beyond the Tuggeranong shopfront.