Great small cafe at the base of the Eyre T-Bar serving hot food, cold options, chips, drinks,…read morecoffee, beer and wine. Plenty of bench tables out in the sun to relax and enjoy your meal. The position of the cafe means you are usually out of the wind also which is a plus. Coffee was great, flat white had good strength and slightly bitter finish.

Best hot chocolate in perisher! Great service. Generally great spot for a quick stop.read more

There are so many options for a quick break whilst you are sking. All of them have their pluses and…read moreminuses.. Aldos is just that little bit further away from front valley that it is a little less busy. Less busy doesn't mean that you will get more room. The bulk of everyone's ski gear means that this place gets very full even when it still has empty chairs. Yes, staff will put people in that empty chair that your jacket is on when it gets busy. The food here is some of the best value for money I have found! Everything we had was fresh (or at least felt fresh, not deep fried to cover up) service was fast and efficient. Lastly, if you are looking to dry out, find the heaters need the window overlooking the bridge, they do a great job of drying out those wet gloves!

This ones located in the skitube terminal so a little further away from all the action of front…read morevalley which provides two benefits: - Its generally not crazy busy busy and there is a comfortable space inside to chill out - If the weathers cruddy you can grab a coffee here without getting wet .... win You can also dry your gear under the heaters along the windows. So onto the food. Pizza is cooked fresh and toppings are of good quality. The only problem is when its busy during lunch time you will likely not receive all of your pizzas together - so if sitting with a group its probably best to just share each once you order so you can progressively eat pizza, drink coffee, and be merry.... Coffee bean is Vittoria and does the job well....There are also various baked goods if your not keen for a meal. Prices are a bit higher than off the hill, but things are expensive in Perisher anyways, so for something freshly prepared the coin required is not too bad.

This is one of your two choices for coffee on blue cow. Not terrible, however if they are busy the…read morestaff may cut corners (think trying to steam two milk jugs simultaneously and failing). Selection of pastries and sandwiches are also available in addition to your chosen beverage.

Tried a hot chocolate, a muffin, and a banana bread yesterday from here. Banana bread was so…read moreterrible I chucked majority of it out. In fact the clumps of banana which were in the bread looked almost green. The hot chocolate seemed alright at the start and then as I got to the bottom it looked as if they never stirred it all together. A heap of chocolate syrup was stuck at the bottom of the cup under whipped cream and marshmallows. Then when I stirred it it turned worse and so I had to chuck that out too. The hero of the day was the choc chip muffin which is humongous. The banana bread and hot chocolate was bought in a deal for about $8 and was highly disappointing leaving my stomach almost empty. The sound in the cafe is moderate but could be better if staff were not singing loudly behind the counter :).

Great cafe in the Perisher centre. Excellent stop for a breakfast or a snack before a day of Skiing…read moreor a quick bite to keep you going. Good Italian cafe food. The coffee is good and the owners are really friendly and great fun. Say hi to the owner and his "favourite wife" .. We stopped here each morning before heading out and had a toastie, coffee and pastries. A great start to the day. Lots of room to hang jackets and gear as well. Definitely stop in if you are in the area.

Over priced and rather rude to us for feeding our 3 year old food purchased from elsewhere. Worst…read moreif all though, tastless watery coffee. Go else where, see a smile and enjoy a better coffee.