It was very busy but we managed to get a table although we had to clear the dirty dishes and cups away ourselves. Service was a little slow waiting 20 minutes for a toasted sandwich. Food was okay. Staff not pleasant too busy I guess to even smile.

We stopped here for lunch after the Glenbrook Vintage Railway trip. The food was delicious and service very prompt. The setting is simply beautiful.

A tiny bit pricey for a cafe but lovely food and surroundings. Evertything was presented lovely and tasted great.

Four of us went to breakfast on a Sunday for 10 am last week in October. The service was zilch. I asked do you not get served in this place and the girl said no you order at the bar. We ordered 2x Eggs benedict one with bacon and the other with salmon (mine). My partner had The Works. The other person had sweetcorn fritters. Not much to write home about and expensive for what we got. We all had coffees. We stayed and had a second coffee except for my partner. It is such a shame as the outlook and where it is situated is so nice and peaceful. We left after 2 hours. Had not seen each other for a while. The 2 people that met us there were very sick that afternoon. He was going to ring the owner and find out what was in the meals they both had. We were fine. Their menu needs to change. It has been this way for a long long time now. It is up to each individual but I would not recommend this cafe for breakfast. Such a shame.

Have to plan for a session of exercise afterwards from being here! The eye catching cakes and desserts in the tall glass fridge next to the counter Draws you in slowly and has you when you read their names. The pineapple lump cheesecake won me over and was surprisingly not too sickly sweet. Maybe too big in the generosity actually. This is a real adventure. Coolest building for a cafe! !