More than just a restaurant with great views. It'starts with crossing the scenic Hawksbury river on…read morethe regular punt. The generous seafood smorgasbord is filled with prawns, oysters, mussels and smoked salmon. Then the next plate is hot stuff battered fish, calamari and some none seafood dishes. And then .... you get it. I visited last Friday to discover there was free wine tasting, excellent. Only complaint ...... I was driving!

Beautiful views and decor. The seafood buffet for lunch was fresh and plentiful. Thoroughly enjoyed…read moreby our friends from Switzerland.

This cafe is the haunt of cycle brigade and with good reason. Everything they do here is great. I…read morecan be a bit fussy with my coffee, but it is spot on every time. The food delicious with something new on the menu most times when I come. Service is friendly and fast, what more do you need in a small corner cafe.

Great experience here, always makes you relaxed when the staff know there product so well and can…read morerecommend from experience! Excellent food well priced and a drinks list that needs closer sampling too many good things for just one trip, this was a find I highly recommend!

Bambino's have a great range of vegetarian pizzas. Service is quick and friendly and the location…read moreis easy to get to with plenty of parking.

It's a fair trek to get out here . . . around a 45 minute drive from Sydders, but what a drive,…read moreman. Through classic Australian bush, the type of bush that Banjo Patterson wrote poems about and Ned Kelly died for. My companion, a Yankee doodle dandee, opined that the Aussie bush lacks the grandeur of it's American counterparts, the hard wood forests, which may be true, but what it's got in its place is romanticism, dammit! A remote, gum-scented, Picnic At Hanging Rock-type vibe that's intoxicating and humbling and slightly frightening all at once. Dangling off this huge mass of bushland like a pinkie finger is the Cottage Point Kiosk, a lonely little cottage that sighs and creaks and dips it's toes into the cool Hawkesbury. It serves as a general store (bread, eggs, newspapers) for people pulling up on houseboats, does devonshire teas, and limited - but epic! - seafood options. The day we were there it was Aussie Black Mussels with garlic, coriander and chili, Barramundi Curry served on banana leaf, and ol' faithful: Beer-battered fish & chips. Highly recommended. And I do not, sir, use the term lightly, sir.

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Beautiful restaurant, interesting & stunningly presented food. Great location, watch out for…read morespiders. Be warned though, NO HIGHCHAIRS & only 2 menu options for kids. Not a child oriented restaurant. Understandable for the location. Best menu item was Asparagus first course.

There was a special at Cottage Point Inn right before a friend from the States was coming to visit…read moreso I snatched up the opportunity to show her the beautiful Hawkesbury River FOOD Our deal involved a main, dessert and glass of wine. On arrival we were served a complimentary pumpkin soup served in the cutest little cup. This was followed by the salmon with squid ink pasta main and ended with the largest souffle I've ever seen. I'm not the biggest fan of cooked salmon but I thought this one was done rather well. Whilst the first few bites of the souffle were enjoyable by the time I hit the middle it was a bit of a sugar overdose and I wasn't able to finish it off. http://www.yelp.com.au/biz_photos/XZyS0e-K6TT7IySh1Wid-Q?select=Y4dedCHGvQNQj6CHJ0fVlg http://www.yelp.com.au/biz_photos/XZyS0e-K6TT7IySh1Wid-Q?select=fzN749_pd5KukxMp1rKe_Q http://www.yelp.com.au/biz_photos/XZyS0e-K6TT7IySh1Wid-Q?select=ZdB96RhOwH77r6tjXJbm1g SERVICE The place was very busy for a Thursday lunch but the waitstaff all seem very experienced at handling a full restaurant. VERDICT The food was decent but the biggest draw card about this place is definitely the view as you are sitting right alongside the Hawkesbury River. There's not much at Cottage Point and so it's a very quaint and peaceful area perfect for sitting back with a glass of wine, enjoying the scenery and relaxing. There is also minimal mobile phone reception so you definitely feel like you've escaped from Sydney even though it's less than an hour away from the CBD.

Great food Amazing location and ambiance…read moreMain restaurant closes at 2 after lunch service Really nice and friendly staff. Eat it.

Went for a drive to Brooklyn on a lazy Friday as I drove over the bridge I spotted a new (or maybe…read morea Reno of the old) building at Kangaroo Point just before you enter the road to Brooklyn on the Hawkesbury River at the old road bridge. So we called in to have lunch didn't realise that the Restaurant has only been opened a couple months. The menu is a bit limited but does have steak for those who don't want fish or the like. I ordered linguine with plenty of prawns but for the price that's what is expected. My wife ordered flathead and chips and that's what you get no more. When we wanted a plain old garden salad but no only the grain salad ( maybe our request would lower the status). The wait staff are pleasant but very inattentive and the food delivery can be slow as our deserts took for ever to come even though there was no cooking needed. Lastly there needs to be a better plan as with all headland type locations there will always be days of wind so maybe a plan for windy days so that your food isn't blowing off the plate as it became unpleasant to sit there eating in the wind tunnel.

Pretty standard BBQ chicken shop. Generally quality is slowly declining after change of ownership…read more E.g. Greasy chips, soggy salads. There are better places along the highway south of Berowra.

This local place is great! Happy and friendly service with a few Asian inspired dishes also.They…read moreportion sizes are great and quality of food is always fresh.Who doesn't love a local place when they often pop in extra for you?!!

While most cafes in the suburbs tend to spend all of their money and time trying to create some…read moresort of hipsteresque, quirky menu, hopelessly balancing cafe staples and signature dishes, this little cafe in Berowra Heights provides simple, but satisfying and delicious meals at reasonable prices. No velvet red stippled walls or recycled organic this and that or new age music playing through someone's iPod dock, just a laid back little cafe with decent coffee and enjoyable meals that don't cost a fortune. Recommended.

This is the best place for brunch in NSW. The coffee is great, food is always fresh and perfect,…read moreand the specials of the day always varied and tasty. The staff are great and prices excellent. Can't recommend too much.

To be honest that's the most obvious place in the mile radius and because of that unfortunately it…read moremeant they don't need to put too much effort in things. The coffee was ok but the rest of the food was a little bland or 'pre cooked'. It is a nice environment but if you picnic would have been even nicer. You can tell from the photos a lot of the items were just a preheat?

If you happen to be in the Bobbinhead national park, this is the one and only place you are goingg…read moreto be able to find a good cup of coffee and a hearty (heart stopping) breakfast. Located right in the middle of the park near the Orchard Park picnic area, this cafe is housed in a classic building that is pretty hard to miss. The size of it indicates just how busy it must get during the holidays. And rightly so. The breaky I had here was awesome. Ordering the big breaky, it was exactly that. The mass of bacon I had on my plate puts most Sydney cafes to shame. Not only that, the bacon was cooked to order, piping hot and really delicious. The eggs were perfectly runny, and the hash brown was replaced with chips (which worked perfectly, especially if you like dipping them in your eggs...). My expectations for the coffee were pretty low going in. Normally when you come this far out of town, the coffee level drops significantly. Not so this time. While the crema was not fantastic, the quantity of milk was perfect. *Thumbs up* Only thing to be aware of is that parking in the park is $11 for a full day pass. While still quite reasonable, it can add to the total cost of a trip out. But why not drop on down and make a day of it. Plenty of things to keep yourself occupied in the park. Cafe Summary ------------------------ Passion for Coffee - 7/10 Coffee beans - Amore Crema (1=burnt, 10=velvet) - 6/10 Special coffees avail? - N/A