Best Coffee Franchises in New South Wales

11 coffee franchise systems that operate or recruit in New South Wales and publish their fees, ranked by Australian network size.

#FranchiseOpen NSW territoriesUnitsInvestment (all-in)RoyaltyDetails
1The Coffee Club1256$500K–$1.2M6.0%Cost
2Muffin Break1139$250K–$500K7.0%Cost
3Gloria Jean's Coffees1125$210K–$541K6.0%Cost
4Jamaica Blue1111$250K–$650K6.0%Cost
5Zarraffa's Coffee189$566K–$1.6M8.0%Cost
6Degani141$250K–$1MNot publishedCost
7Xpresso Mobile Cafe136$75K–$110KNot publishedCost
8The Coffee Emporium125$573K–$1.2MNot publishedCost
9Shingle Inn123$240K–$650KNot publishedCost
10Coolabah Tree Cafe114$380K–$1.3MNot publishedCost
11Cafe2U111$173K–$224KNot publishedCost

Lowest entry on this list: Xpresso Mobile Cafe from $75,000 all-in. Investment figures are each system's published all-in establishment cost. Rankings are directory listings, not endorsements, always verify fees against the disclosure document.

Best places in New South Wales for a coffee franchise

New South Wales areas with the highest opportunity score for this category
AreaScoreResidents
Schofields - East81/10025,363
Asquith - Mount Colah81/10022,145
Queanbeyan80/10063,304
Mascot79/10021,843
Wentworthville - Westmead79/10021,769
Orange - North78/10023,055
Dural - Kenthurst - Wisemans Ferry78/10022,596
Baulkham Hills (West) - Bella Vista77/10021,801

Scores from FranchiseScope’s location model: market size, competition, demographic fit, growth and recruiting brands, using ABS Census 2021 data. All New South Wales franchise locations

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best coffee franchise in New South Wales?

It depends on your budget, the format you want and demand where you live. Of the 11 systems that operate or recruit in New South Wales, The Coffee Club has the largest Australian network (256 units). Compare investment, royalties and territory availability, and confirm every figure against the franchisor's disclosure document.

How much does a coffee franchise cost in New South Wales?

Published all-in investment for these systems starts from $75,000 (Xpresso Mobile Cafe). Costs vary with the site, fit-out and working capital, so ask each franchisor for current figures and check them in the disclosure document.

Where in New South Wales is best for a coffee franchise?

By our location model, the highest-scoring New South Wales areas for a coffee franchise are Schofields - East (81/100), Asquith - Mount Colah (81/100), Queanbeyan (80/100). The score weighs market size, competition, demographic fit, growth and recruiting brands; each area's report shows the detail.