Coca Cola Museum and Café

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Soda pop culture

A quirky, vast Coca-Cola collection in a café. Sip a coffee or cola and take in the visual mastery of a branding and marketing icon through the ages, with this extensive collection of cans, bottles and hilarious memorabilia. It is hard to believe that coke started out as an over-the-counter medicine to remedy the overuse of morphine. Brian Davies started this local collection when he was a boy: It was a love of Coca-Cola which lasted a lifetime. He sold the café and the collection to the current owners. The collection is consistently being added to by travellers. Often mail arrives at the café which includes interesting Coca-Cola items from other countries.

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Address:

128 Stirling Terrace
Toodyay WA 6566
Australia

Tel:

(08) 9574 4407

Email:

thecolacafe@bigpond.com

Opening Hours

7 days 8am - 3pm

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