has most things, however if you require certain plumbing or electrical, you are better off to go to…read morethe wholesale outlets,

A quiet unassuming place where you get left to get on with your business of finding a good price on…read morea plant or maybe that special thing for your garden. Help is there when you need it and I've always appreciated the knowledge. Parking is on premises so you can easily get those bulky items into your car. It may not be fancy...but it feels comfortable.

Great gift shop with a good range of items.....mostly kitchen and dining related. It's only small,…read morebut very full. You'll always find something when you're shopping for a gift.

Food and flowers; what a relaxing combination! Came for the cafe but the nursery is worth a walk…read morethrough before or after you eat. Lots of colour and variety. 1st visit was just the girls for high tea. $45pp which when the 3 tiered stand appeared I thought it overpriced but it was just the right amount. This also included the most deliciously sweet peach iced tea and a tea,coffee or soft drink. 2nd visit only one week later as we enjoyed it so much. This time was for breakfast. The menu is a modest selection offered all day. I chose the eggs how you like (scrambled) with sourdough and added bacon with a caramel latte. The eggs were silky and buttery, a decent sized meal. I wouldn't suggest the waffles with bacon though as they are not freshly made and disappointing to have put in front of you. A "is this it?" moment. 3rd visit pending for coffee and cake. A charming cottage feel with young and friendly staff.

Hands down the best breakfast I've have in all of Australia and def one of the top 10 in my life…read more When we parked I thought it was a small junk yard. Walk in, I'm pleasantly surprised by some pretty plants. Walk in further and my jaw drops at the giant garden with a restaurant tucked away in the back. The restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating so you can overlook the garden. Such a dream to have a meal here! We saw the chef come out and pull fresh herbs for our dishes. The food is incredibly fresh, nicely plated, light, and refreshing. Their dessert is excellent and not too sugary either - less guilt! I literally didn't want the experience to end, so I kept ordering warm drinks and even grabbed takeaway food to share with family later. It's been nearly 2 months since I first went here and I dream and reminisce about the food and experience regularly. Such a cool spot and concept! Great that you can purchase anything in the garden - how interactive and inspiring. You can even buy the succulents on the restaurant tables - brilliant!

A great location with frequently great exhibits. Well worth a visit.read more

Cute regional art gallery worth 30 mins of your time. The exhibitions change on a regular basis and…read moreit's free to visit. The exhibition when we went was called 'happiness' and it did indeed leave us feeling happy. The gallery is next to the lake so you can take a nice walk around after you've had your art fix.

Great service, beautiful flowers and giftwares at reasonable prices. These guys know what they're…read moredoing. The owner is a flower grower, so has access to the freshest items and best selections.

I've always liked the Good Guys a lot. Great range of products and the chance to get a bargain…read morewhen dealing with cash or perhaps a sales assistant that just wants to do you a service. Always seems to have what I want... even when I don't know what I want. Some products have been quite educational... you know those ones you find and have to ask.. 'what the hell is this?'. Staff have always been quite knowledgable and helpful. There is free wifi in store.. not that it has ever worked for me! lol

Good range of products in a relaxed setting to shop. Staff always helpful.read more

It's a store full of some of my favourite internet finds. Kip&Co bedding, paddy wax candles, Mister…read moreMoss. Suffice to say it's a little slice of home heaven that got me giddy the moment I walked past on the Queen's Birthday public holiday. I made a mental note to return and earned more motivation upon learning they had 30% off Kip&Co this week. The stock is carefully curated and there's not great quantities of everything. To me, this is part of the charm and wonder of a store that stocks such niche Australian brands. The staff are as warm as the pops of neon colours across the ranges and were only too happy to put a few towels on hold for me til I could make it back to the store. They do sell online as well but why would you when you can grab a coffee from Glee Roasters and stroll down to the physical store and play in a world of homewares heaven?