Cafe Culture suburbs
SuburbScan tracks 134 cafe culture suburbs across Australia, home to 1,311,570 residents combined, with the largest concentration in New South Wales (51 suburbs). On average these suburbs carry low bushfire risk, high crime risk, and moderate flood risk. Compare the top-rated, most populated, and fastest-growing cafe culture suburbs below.
11,376 sales, Oct 2024 – Oct 2026
Most Populated
Glen Waverley
VIC 3150 · 42,642 residents
Preston
VIC 3072 · 33,790 residents
Hurstville
NSW 2220 · 31,162 residents
Parramatta
NSW 2150 · 30,211 residents
Richmond
VIC 3121 · 28,587 residents
Mosman
NSW 2088 · 28,329 residents
Coffs Harbour
NSW 2450 · 27,089 residents
Marrickville
NSW 2204 · 26,570 residents
Surfers Paradise
QLD 4217 · 26,412 residents
Chatswood
NSW 2067 · 25,553 residents
Top-Rated
Darwin City
NT 0800 · 7,149 residents
The Rocks
NSW 2000 · 629 residents
Glebe
TAS 7000 · 570 residents
West Leederville
WA 6007 · 4,340 residents
East Launceston
TAS 7250 · 2,270 residents
Griffith
ACT 2603 · 5,328 residents
North Hobart
TAS 7000 · 2,600 residents
Naremburn
NSW 2065 · 5,924 residents
Enmore
NSW 2042 · 3,871 residents
McMahons Point
NSW 2060 · 2,315 residents
Fastest Growing
Newstead
QLD 4006 · 7,496 residents
South Brisbane
QLD 4101 · 14,292 residents
Phillip
ACT 2606 · 5,197 residents
Woolloongabba
QLD 4102 · 8,687 residents
Dickson
ACT 2602 · 3,292 residents
Docklands
VIC 3008 · 15,495 residents
Newcastle
NSW 2300 · 3,852 residents
Fortitude Valley
QLD 4006 · 9,708 residents
Rosebery
NSW 2018 · 13,533 residents
Brisbane City
QLD 4000 · 12,587 residents
Common questions about Cafe Culture suburbs
How many cafe culture suburbs are there in Australia?
There are 134 suburbs tagged cafe culture in Australia on SuburbScan home to a combined 1,311,570 residents.
What are the largest cafe culture suburbs in Australia?
The most populated cafe culture suburbs in Australia are Glen Waverley, Preston, and Hurstville.
Which cafe culture suburbs in Australia are growing fastest?
By population change between the 2016 and 2021 censuses, the fastest-growing cafe culture suburbs in Australia are Newstead, South Brisbane, and Phillip.
Which state has the most cafe culture suburbs?
The states with the most cafe culture suburbs on SuburbScan are NSW (51), VIC (32), and QLD (23).