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Paradox Coffee Roasters leaving Surfers Paradise

by Daniel Woods
February 23, 2026
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Paradox Coffee Roasters is moving its flagship café location from its Surfers Paradise location.

Paradox Coffee Roasters is moving its flagship café location from its Surfers Paradise location. Image: Paradox Coffee Roasters.

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After 10 years operating in Surfers Paradise, Paradox Coffee Roasters has announced it is moving its flagship store to Broadbeach.

Paradox first launched its Surfers Paradise café in 2015. The move to Broadbeach, a suburb about four kilometres south of Surfers, will see it open in the Oracle Dining Precinct.

The new café will feature a purpose-built fit-out spanning three shop fronts and will offer large communal tables, an indoor-outdoor seating area, and booth seating.

It will also take inspiration from the closing Surfers Paradise store with an oval-shaped coffee bar.

Finally, it will also include an adaptable space for barista training and coffee education for wholesale partners.

“We’re excited to become part of the Broadbeach community,” says Ben, Paradox Coffee Roasters.

“From their first morning coffee to a relaxed weekend brunch, we want this to feel like a place locals genuinely make their own.”

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