I love cheese and so I was in heaven here at the cheese shop. So if you are looking for good cheese…read moreand things that go with cheese look no further. Unlike the reviewer before I was not fussed where the cheese was made - wether Bowral or somewhere else in Australia, but they had a great selection of cheeses. The staff where extremely friendly and helpful. Specifically as I was looking for a specific type of cheese. They also allow tasting which is a seriously plus.

This little shop tucked away a little off the main road has a credible selection of olives and…read morecheeses. The only disappointment was the limited supply of local produce with the exception being some great local options from a cheese makers in Robertson - gold medal feta and silver medal Camembert.

This place hits the brief with easy food and it's an interesting place as it adjoins an art…read moregallery. The signage on how to get inside was a little confusing, but we found it after walking around a bit. Find the counter, order, pay, and find a seat. We ordered ham and pea soup that comes with a toasted brioche bun and senor croque - their take on ham and cheese sandwich. The senor croque was quite small portioned even with the side salad. We ordered thick cut chips with rosemary salt, it was yum but I wish there was some aioli. The ham and pea soup was really yum, but quite pricey at $15 per serve. In total we paid $46 with 2 coffees (at $5 each...). Id expect that price in Sydney not in small town. Then again Bowral is where Sydney people go on weekend so I get why they charge Sydney price. But it's annoying because they're in the country, not in the city. And the coffee was more expensive than in Sydney!

Love, love, love all of it…read more Went here for lunch with my mum one day before heading back to sydney. I'd never been before which is a surprise as my fam goes often. The food was fresh, nicely presented and best of all yummy. Decently priced and the service was great, all the staff we got that day were friendly, helpful and always had a smile on their face. Oh and the coffee is fantastic, I'm a coffee snob so thats a big thing for me to say its fantastic. Added bonus is after lunch we went exploring the gallery and gallery shop. If you like galleries this one is pretty good and has a ever changing display, so you will always experience something new, when you go for a look. I think this will be my place of choice when visiting the area.

Great little sweet shop. Well stacked with old time nostalgia giving past favourites, and current…read morescrummies, with a good range from America too. Lots of pretty lollies and chocolates in fancy wrappers, or shaped like bees and butterflies and bugs. They also have a local lady who makes Scottish Tablet for them. She is in her 80s, and will only produce the Tablet in small batches for freshness. Go in, select a bag, grab a shovel and have your goodies weighed at the counter to pay.

Have had a fantastic time every time I go, with a diverse crowd of mixed ages, great music and…read moreawesome cocktails to choose from (so many it's hard to pick) but all in all it's a fun night out

Staff are absolutely lovely. Service is amazing. Great music and such a great location for smaller,…read moreintimate outings.

What a great spot to grab some pastries and pies. PLUS, the sausage rolls were outstanding! Being…read morefrom the states, this is a must stop since we don't really have anything like this. This place is a well oiled machine. Even though the line was long, it moved fairly quickly. Service was quickly and friendly.

Pies are good. Interesting combinations…read more Attitude possibly lacking from some staff, hence 4 rather than 5.

A popular cafe in a good spot, with friendly staff…read more The Eggs Benedict were cooked perfectly, but they were drowned in hollandaise sauce which effectively ruined the meal. The omelet is large with fresh ingredients, but white bread is your only option for toast. The coffee is excellent.

Most popular place I have seen so far in Kiama for breakfast. Great coffee and great breakfast -…read morethey really slap on the hollandaise for the fans of the Benedict or Chris's special. Eggs were poached perfectly and it serves the best coffee in Kiama.

I'm not sure what all the Hype was about. For a popular and busy coffee shop, I've thrown 3/3…read morecoffees in the bin. They all tasted burnt.

Good coffee in an otherwise barron landscape for the beans juice…read more They don't do much else which is coffee lover's purity dream. You can get a big fat hot choc or a cake and a caffeine hit and that is all. They so old school/Nu skool they only do cash. I think some people call that hipster style. I call it a bit inconvenient though I didn't care because it was an oasis in the desert of the nothingness that is Nowras coffee.

Nice food but expensive for what you get and food came out slowly. But I like the decor insideread more

Stopped in here for lunch ordered a delicious Caesar salad loved the presentation delicious bacon…read moreand plenty of Parmesan would return here for lunch again!