A Sweet New Addition & So Much More at The Boot Factory
A Sweet New Addition at The Boot Factory
We’re excited to introduce a new menu item to our breakfast line‑up — French Toast.
Golden, indulgent and made for slow mornings, it’s perfect whether you’re popping in for a weekday coffee, a relaxed brunch, or catching up with friends. Comforting, a little bit special, and already a favourite.
More Than a Café
The Boot Factory isn’t just a daytime café — we’re also a flexible space for functions, events and meetings.
From baby showers, to birthday celebrations, to corporate meetings and more, we offer options including loft hire, half‑venue or full venue bookings, with food and beverage packages to suit. For more information, options and pricing, please email functions@thebootfactory.com.au
Evenings at Harper & Sole
As you may know by now, on Friday and Saturday nights, our space transforms into Harper & Sole, an intimate dining experience designed for long dinners and great company.
This Valentine’s Day, Harper & Sole will be offering an exclusive special set menu for only $75pp — perfect for couples or groups celebrating together. This includes a shared starter and 3 delicious courses. We invite you to view the Valentine’s details and menu via the Harper & Sole page here. But be quick — tables are limited and bookings essential!
New Breakfast Deals ☕️
Come check out our weekday breakfast deals to make mornings even better:
$3.50 regular tea or coffee when ordered between 7–8am, Monday to Friday
Free regular tea or coffee with any breakfast meal ordered between 7–9am, Monday to Friday
Boot Breaky Deal — regular coffee + egg & bacon muffin for $10, available 7–9am, Monday to Friday
Whether you’re here to try our new French Toast, grab a quick breaky on the go, plan an event, or book a special night out at Harper & Sole, we look forward to welcoming you!
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