Crazy that a cafe this good exists in Hazelbrook. Crazier still that it's not on the highway and…read moredoesn't get exposure from passing traffic. The food here is hearty, home style, but high quality and super delicious. The people running the place are always baking their own cakes, making their soups and serving up great coffee. I was so surprised by this cafe, but in the most pleasant of ways. Love it.

Great coffee and even better service. Thanks heaps and will come back…read more Had a latte the both times but the barista during the week seemed to make a better coffee.

Great Gluten free options! Good service. As a celiac one of most nutritious meals in 3 weeks in…read moreAustralia. Tea was good too!

I'll have to say that the best thing about this cafe is the second-hand bookshop on the second…read morefloor. Honestly, any place that is going to include a second-hand bookshop is certainly going to grab my attention, and there collection was seriously huge. The cafe itself is actually downstairs, and is also really nice and relaxing, and they certainly make a decent pot of tea as well. However, it is the bookshop that I love.

Wow. Really impressed to find such a great brunch place in a town this size. We had an awesome,…read morereasonably priced, gourmet breakfast under the trees at Il Postino. The omelette, the breakfast wrap, and the eggs with sausage all got rave reviews from our table, and the chai lattes were creamy and excellent. The flat whites are strong and not for the faint of heart. They also have Gluten free options on the menu and some amazing looking baked goods on display.

It's in the old Post Office. Hence the name. They've still got some of the old sorting shelves on…read morethe wall by the door. Heritage listed apparently. Great local cafe that serves really good coffee which you can enjoy in the beautiful leafy courtyard outside or inside by the fireplace. The food's good too, with even a few vegetarian and gluten free options. I stopped by for a coffee the other day and found very friendly service and considered taking up barista-ing as a fitness regime. Poor guy didn't stop for a second the whole time I was there. It's obviously a favourite place for locals, as take-away business was constant. And said locals are obviously lovely, a woman stopped by to say she'd had a coffee there yesterday and then suddenly realised in the middle of the night that she'd walked away accidentally without paying. She handed over her $4 and everybody smiled.

Perfect little cafe at Woodford, had no idea this place was here, very glad to have found it!read more

The place is absolutely wonderful and welcoming. the whole staff were lovely, Kylie specifically…read morewas an amazing server and had great recommendations. The gardens are beautiful even on the foggy day that we came on. i will definitely be returning.

Not great for vegans but really good food otherwise. Their sweet potato chips are bombread more

Stopped for a coffee on the way through. Bitter and completely undrinkable. Had I not had the…read moretrailer hooked up and U-turn near on impossible I would have turned around and asked for my money back. And $4 for a small takeaway....I'm guessing they are charging that much as no one who tastes this swill would ever come back. Looked promising, but if your going to use the word "espresso" in your business name, learn how to make it, or clean your machine....or get some fresh beans or something. I should have known when I saw the coffee machine out the back. Never a good sign.

A homey, quiet cafe where the locals sit and read the paper, and then check out some art out the…read moreback. One of the few businesses to survive the total overhaul of Lawson intact, Ben Roberts cafe has lots of little nooks and crannies to sit in, as well as the patio outside. Wooden floors, floor to ceiling glass walls, lovely friendly service, good coffee and sticky date pudding if you want to go old school. The gallery out the back wasn't open today, perhaps they're getting ready for a new exhibition by another local artist. They serve lunches and glasses of Mudgee wines perfect for a weekend afternoon. Today I dropped in for a quiet coffee with my mum (she tells me the anzac bikkies are really good, a touch of ginger and nice and chewy) and looked out over the church and gardens.

I must admit the cafe itself was comfortable and the coffee was good; however, the service was…read moreterrible. I ordered the french toast and the bread was absolutely mush... inedible. I'm not one to complain but my friend I was having breakfast with decided to do so on my behalf. My plate was taken & the lady came back to inform me they were unable to make french toast that wasn't absolutely soggy as their bread is too soft & fresh. Although I was thinking this on the inside, I didn't say it out loud... perhaps they shouldn't make french toast if it's impossible for them. Anyway, she offered me toast with maple syrup drizzled over the top, ridiculous! I replied no thank you. I will just finish the bacon that was on my plate. She actually walked away laughing! My friend and I were amazed at this. It was very rude and by no means were we being unfriendly or unreasonable. I got my plate back with no utensils. Had to go back to the counter to get something to eat with. Anyway, this was the worst experience I have had with food, and especially with the service, in quite some time. I will definitely never go there again, nor will I ever recommend it.

Great scones... ordered a flat white, and they brought out a latte (well they called it a latte but…read moreit was in a cup rather than glass - it was a flat white I think). Staff friendly enough. They catered to our large group of 12 on walk in, which was nice. There is a 10% surcharge on Sundays but the waitstaff didn't mention this, only came as a surprise at the end. Waitstaff should give you the heads up when you arrive, or make it more apparent in the menu (if it was there), as it messed up our dividing up of costs.

Take a stroll around the historic Norman Lindsay's country estate and gallery to increase your…read moreappetite before visiting this delightful café. If you're familiar with Mr Lindsay's work, it might be more than just the exercise that gets your heart racing. Lindsay's Café has so much going for it - beautiful grounds, friendly service, lots of seating. The food is wonderful, there are many breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea options but save room for dessert. The cakes and gelato are not to be missed.

Decent food. Nice atmosphere. Lovely service. Not the greatest cafe experience you'll ever have,…read morebut there's nothing wrong with a quick bite to eat in an easy-to-access location in the middle of Springwood. Fine, if unexciting.

A chilly visit to the Three Sisters meant a quick lunch before the long drive back into the city…read more We got the last kangeroo pie of the day. I wasn't a huge fan of the chunky pastry and though it looked authentically home made, it was a bit too rough for me.

I have a friend who used to work for one of the Bakehouse on Wentworth stores, they told me too…read morelate that the "baked goods" are kept on the shelves for a long time and that the Owner refuses to throw things out until absolutely necessary. Avoid at all costs until they start baking fresh daily. The Pumpkin and Lentil pie was mediocre - what more could be said for a pie that most probably been there for an entire fortnight.