Coppa Australia gift cards
Coppa gift cards for Australia, in AUD, redeemable at Coppa restaurant in Brisbane. Good for rewarding teams or thanking clients with a dining experience.
Good to know
- Face values
- AUD 50, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 350, 400, 450, 500
- Currency
- AUD
- Delivery
- Instant, digital
- Expiry
- 3 years
About Coppa Australia
Coppa is a coastal Italian restaurant in Brisbane’s CBD, with views of the Story Bridge from Eagle Street Pier. For Australian recipients, a Coppa card means a meal of spuntini, pasta, and larger plates, with a drinks list that spans Australian and Italian wines and cocktails. It’s a reward that works best for people who can get to Brisbane, or for teams and clients you want to treat in the city.
Cards are issued in Australian dollars with face values from $50 to $500, in $50 increments. They expire 36 months after issue. A single table can redeem up to $1,000 in cards per visit, which allows a group to combine several cards for one meal.
The card is only valid at Coppa’s venue at Shop 6, 1 Eagle Street, Brisbane. It cannot be used at other restaurants, and it is non-refundable and non-replaceable if lost or stolen, so recipients should treat it like cash. There is no online redemption; the card is presented at the restaurant.
For a business, this card is a fit for employee rewards, client appreciation, or spot bonuses for staff in Brisbane or South East Queensland. It can also serve as a payout option for local contractors or research participants who value a dining experience, but it is a poor choice for a remote or national audience that cannot easily visit the restaurant.
GIFQ lets you send Coppa cards in bulk or one at a time by API. You might reward a Brisbane-based sales team, thank customers after a project, or pay out earnings to Australian creators. Because the card is locked to one venue, it works best when you know your recipients are near Brisbane or will appreciate an excuse to visit.
Frequently asked questions
Send Coppa Australia at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.