Gloria Jean's Coffees AUS

01/11/2025

is in town, and he’s serving pistachio perfection🚨

30/10/2025

The only thing scary here is how fast it disappears🧊

27/10/2025

The collab you didn't know you needed🤤
X Gloria Jean's collaboration is in store now🏃‍♂️

24/10/2025

Nonna taught us two things: never leave the house hungry, and never say no to pistachio💚

🍵Sip the new Pistachio Papi trio in-store now.

20/10/2025

It's giving pistachio power couple energy💅

Pair your Pistachio cookie with the Cold Brew with Pistachio Papi Cold Foam🥤

17/10/2025

Cold Brew with Pistachio Papi Cold Foam.
Cold Brew with Pistachio Papi Cold Foam.
Cold Brew with Pistachio Papi Cold Foam.

Say that 3 times fast, then say it while sipping it. 😉

15/10/2025

A little sweet, a little nutty.
The White Hot Choc is hard to resist👀

10/10/2025

Cold, hot, or foamy, there’s a for everyone 🥜

Introducing our new Pistachio Papi range:
🍫Pistachio Papi Choc Chiller
❄️ Pistachio Papi White Hot Choc
🥤Cold Brew with Pistachio Papi Cold Foam

Head in and taste the hype for yourself👀

30/09/2025

International Coffee Day is here! 🎉 Tomorrow, Wednesday 1 October between 10am–12pm, buy 1 Small Classic Coffee and get 1 FREE. Perfect to share with a friend! (or enjoy both yourself 😉). Available in participating stores only.

29/09/2025

✨👑 The wait is over. x Gloria Jean’s is here. Creamy, nutty, and made to be obsessed over. Try it today at participating stores

28/09/2025

👀 Shell we let you in on the secret… or can you guess it first?

27/09/2025

Get ready to go a little nuts over what’s dropping soon.💚

25/08/2025

Blue skies? That’s your sign to get something on ice from Gloria Jean's

30/06/2025

Quick stop, quality coffee. Get in, get out, and get on with your day Gloria Jean’s style.

25/06/2025

As the temps drop, we’ve got the perfect pick-me-up to keep the cosy vibes going!

29/04/2021

My Dear Friends and Guests,

I have always loved the Hawkesbury and the people that live west of the river. My kids come first, and I wanted to help them create the kind of lifelong memories that only country living can provide. So, I devised a plan to create a job for myself so that I could move my family here and grow old.

I thought I had done a pretty good job at getting my ducks in a row. But a couple of floods, bushfires and a pandemic were not on my business plan. I have fought hard, but for these reasons and more, the odds were against me from the start.

I have done my best to provide for my staff, because without them I simply would not have made it this far. It is my understanding that the good people at the Retail Food Group intend to operate my store, which means it should hopefully be a relatively painless transition for them all.

All going well, it should not be too long before you see them all back doing what they do best. Please be kind to them, as I am certain they will all be feeling a little fragile and I am trusting you all to welcome them back with open arms.

I am also hopeful that the friendships I have made will endure. If you know me, you will know where to find me. One is always glad to be of service.

Kind regards,

Mathew Nicolai

24/04/2021

I’m guessing this belongs to Dazza, who was born in ‘81...

03/04/2021

Don’t forget to turn back time tonight. Cher it with a friend. 🤣

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01/04/2021

Yes. We're open!

26/03/2021

So day three of my magical mystery tour. I did the math, and by the time I get back to the other side of the river later tonight, I'll have driven the equivalent of Sydney to Adelaide, and half way back again. Like you, I'm really hoping there's a bridge back in service tomorrow!

Thank you everyone for your patience with my staff too. They've gone above and beyond the past couple of days. It seems that somewhere along the way there's been a power surge here, so they've been navigating their way through a few other unanticipated dramas too!

If you're heading along Putty Road tonight, the wildlife is back out and about, so take it slow.

Be safe. Be kind.

Mathew.

Talking Heads' "Road to Nowhere," from the 1985 album Little Creatures.

24/03/2021

So my GPS lied about both the distance and time. But I got here. I even managed to save a Turtle from death by truck on the way.

For those of you who are keen, it's not a bad run. Single lane past a small landslip at the Singleton end of Putty Road, otherwise the only scary bit is the large potholes at the end of Comleroy Road just before it meets Bells Line of Road. Someone thoughtfully has circled some, but not all of them with pink spray paint. So go slow.

What this means is that Coffee and Cold Beverages will be back on from 6am tomorrow,

I seem to have misplaced all my fresh food ingredients and other fresh stock, so I'll be making the 10+ hour round trip tomorrow as well.

This means we should have our full menu back up and running hopefully around lunchtime.

Until either the Windsor or North Richmond Bridge pops out from the water, you can probably guess what I'll be doing each day.

And the next day.

And the next day.

And the next day.

Keep safe guys. The sun always comes out after the rain.

Regards,

Mathew

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24/03/2021

With apologies to The Blues Brothers...

It’s 199km to Northo via Putty Road. I’ve gotta Ute full off coffee, it’s daytime, and I’ve lost my sunglasses.

Hit it!

23/03/2021

Hi Everyone.

I first need to shout out to my amazing staff who as always, have been simply extraordinary during the extraordinary.

While I managed to keep the lights on during the Bushfires, the last flood - via Bells Line of Road - and Covid, I'm not about to take produce off the shelves at Coles or IGA to keep my doors open.

And when emergency supplies do arrive, and I'm certain they will, they need to be in your pantry, not mine.

So I've made the decision that we'll be closing at 6:00pm today, or earlier if the milk runs out. Any fresh stock or produce that remains will be sent up to the North Richmond Evacuation Centre, although I can't say there will be much as I didn't receive my Monday or Tuesday deliveries.

I spent much of yesterday on the phone chasing delivery drivers about the place, tracking down my missing deliveries. I'll be donating those products to one of the evacuation centres east of the river later today. I hope people are fond of croissants!

In the interim, keep safe, keep dry and keep well.

We'll be back soon.

Mathew.

*** UPDATE 11.30AM: I'VE JUST BEEN ADVISED BY THE FEDERAL MINISTER'S OFFICE OF A MEETING BETWEEN THE SUPERMARKETS AND KEY NSW AGENCIES TO RESOLVE THE FOOD SHORTAGE ISSUE WEST OF THE RIVER. ***

I will keep you updated.

STATEMENT: HAWKESBURY FLOODS

I have been in direct contact with Federal Emergency Management Minister David Littleproud since last night about the urgent need for essential food and medical supplies for communities isolated on the western side of the river.

I believe Defence Force resources could assist the State Emergency Service (SES) with this task.

The critical situation is the result of the bridges being closed and a landslide at Mount Tomah cutting road access on Bells Line of Road.

It means shops have unable to restock essentials like bread, milk, and nappies.

When I spoke with Coles yesterday they said they had two trucks ready to go in but were denied access.

In addition to asking for help from the Federal Minister I have also raised the issue with Resilience NSW.

There is a lot of demand being placed on the SES, with evacuations across the region, including in the Upper Colo. The SES volunteers are doing a fantastic job, but I would urge the NSW Government to take up the Federal Government’s offer of Defence assistance to get supplies to these isolated communities.

Heavy-lift helicopters could be used out of Richmond RAAF base – just kilometres away – to lift supplies into this area.

We also need to know from the NSW Government what steps are being taken to reopen the road at Mount Tomah, and when will it reopen.

This road has now been closed for two days and we need the reopening to be treated as a matter of priority.

I will continue to provide updates on the situation whenever possible.

21/03/2021

The lights and the coffee are on.

And just like the last flood I’ll be on the road shuffling back and forth via Katoomba to make sure things stay that way.

Keep safe guys. ❤️

21/03/2021

Hi Everyone. There’s simply no way I will let my staff drive about in this weather in the dark. And either should you.

Should things work out ok overnight, we’ll be cranking up the espresso if it’s safe to do so, but it won’t be any earlier 6am. But if we’ve got wet feet, and there’s a good chance we will, then it might be a couple of days before we’re back in action.

Keep safe. It’s my #1 priority. Please make it yours too.

Regards,

Mathew.

21/03/2021

Hi Everyone. Does anyone have photos they can send me of the 1986 flood at North Richmond? If we hit some of the peaks, the SES mapping is suggesting then my store might get its toes wet. 🥺

14/02/2021

What a difference a year makes!

Wild weekend of weather as Hawkesbury lashed with rain and wind.

02/02/2021

So I've been crunching a few numbers which are sure to make the accountant happy. Not!

In 2019, my guests enjoyed $15,436.37 of free coffee.

In 2020, you slurped and sipped your way through $23,237.31 of free coffee, over $5k of which was during the Covid lockdowns.

2021? Watch this space!

31/12/2020

Happy New Year!

2020 certainly has knocked us about in ways that we did not think imaginable. For example, I’m not saying that I’m a little tired, but lately there’s been a noticeable disconnection between my brain and my mouth.

For example. Yesterday, because it was raining and the roads were slippery, I was about to say, “Be safe – drive carefully!”

But for reasons unknown I went instead to say, “Have a great day!”

I have no idea of why I changed my mind, and instead what came out of my mouth was “Bes-Gra-Daya”.

[Insert facepalm emoji here].

For me, there is something special about crossing the river. It is how you know you are home. And unless I’m being otherwise distracted by my children, it is where you’ll find me.

So, as we wave goodbye to 2020 and kick start 2021, I would like to take a moment to thank everyone for your continuing support of my small business.

And from my family to yours, here’s to 2021 being a year to remember for all the right reasons!

Kind regards,

Mathew.

27/12/2020

The moment my guys realised that working on a public holiday means public holiday penalty rates!

21/12/2020

Forgive me for borrowing this. But as 2020 winds to a close, wouldn’t it be good to end with a smile?

20/12/2020

❤️

This day last year was a very difficult day for a number of communities around the Gospers Mountain fireground. Throughout the last year we have seen an incredible sense of community as people recover and rebuild, despite a range of challenges presented to them.
Take time to connect with your neighbours, family and friends who may be doing it tough at this time.