Fantastic cakes, scones, homemade meat pie and spinach rolls, coffee, tea, cold drinks. Everything…read morehere is made on the premises. The pear cake I had today was sublime. Scones were an hour old. House made jams were a treat. Think about taking jam and pickles home. If weather allows, sit on the veranda and enjoy the garden and rural views. There are also a couple of seats on the nursery side Look at the photos of the Snowy inside. There are seats here too for cooler weather. This is a must when you're in the area.

Best place in thredbo! When you go into this cafe you feel like you're in the kind of place that…read moreyou would find in Melbourne off flinders lane or in Surry hills in Sydney. Fantastic coffee which is of course the starting point. We popped in for coffee before climbing Kosciuszko and it looked so good we came back the next morning for breakfast. I enjoyed the pancakes with bacon, bananas and syrup - they were delicious! It has a cozy atmosphere and the latest papers are on hand for reading. Only issue was how busy it was which resulted in a lengthy wait for coffee both days. But it was Easter so we forgave them. A must do if you're in thredbo!

Fantastic coffee! :-0 We grabbed a cup on the way to the…read moreslopes. Great. ...And I'm coffee snob. (The food looked great too, will have to come back and try.) ...Ok we came back for lunch- I had the Duck, it was great, really tender. Great service and food here. Highly Recommended! (Also good one list)

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.

We grabbed a quick coffee here on the way through town. The place was busy on a Sunday morning so…read morewe had to wait a bit. I can't speak to the food but the coffees we had were good. Recommended.

An adorable cafe right on the Main Street! Have great food options, including gluten free and vegan…read moreoptions. Coffee is great! Went in for a late lunch after arriving in town for a wedding the following day. Food was delivered to our table in about 5 minutes! The staff are all friendly. Cute place for a nice lunch, highly recommend!

Second time visiting Kuma pies, terrible, over cooked and pasty was dry…read more Majority of pasties were darkened and dried out. Kuma pies were much better with pervious owners.

My Wife and I have always enjoyed our pies/coffee. The employees are friendly and pleasant. Give em…read morea go your sure to enjoy yourselves.

Awesome soy latte (Bonsoy) and the best we have found in Jindabyne…read more We have tried a couple of different places and this is by far the best.

Highly recommend any time of the day, grab a coffee to get going before heading up the hill or…read morerelax with a drink after to unwind & ease the aching muscles, either way they've got an interesting selection & chill atmosphere.

Best coffee in Cooma according to me, smooth and hot…read more This is (now) a cafe with a nice range of breakfast and lunch options. The place is still being refurbished, but already has generous seating available inside. A large crowd of locals supports this place for their fast and friendly service and good food & coffee.

The best coffee in Cooma! You can tell that the coffee is going to be good as soon as you walk…read morethrough the door, and at first sip you know that the barista is an artist, not just an employee. Definitely the best coffee we had on our skiing holiday!

Decent pies and other baked goods, and the coffee is OK. Some pies are a bit light on the filling,…read moreso it's a roll of the dice how you will go. The breakfast burrito is pretty good too. No prices are displayed unfortunately.

I found this cafe/bakery joint to be really the best cafe/bakery joint that Jindy has to offer…read more Which was slightly above average at best. They have all the pastry norms available, including vegetarian options. To be honest I was only after a crossiant and sausage roll and they could deliver on my simple demands, that's enough to be decent. So far I found they don't alter their menu options, so what you see is what you get. Meaning, the second I visited they didn't want to slice up a massive Apple Strudel log, like someone's going to eat and buy the entire thing. Come on staff people.. During the peak times, they are busy as hell but there's ample seating in the shared courtyard area outside if necessary. Apparently the coffee is decent.