This pizza shop is a decent spot for a pizza and is incredibly popular with locals and tourists…read morealike. On weekends you definitely can't simply walk in and get a table and even during the week the place is usually packed. There's a decent range of modern and traditional pizzas and I particularly enjoy the Greco. Prices are a little on the steep side, but you can't blame the shop because they're always full despite the prices. If you want pizza here, make a booking and you'll be right.

Great food, good sign was they were flat out @ 7PM on 3rd Sep 2016, photo I took was from the back…read morelooking to the front entry door so a little small but there is an upstairs seating area. Good quality eating, a little expensive but well worth the money and the wait.

A nice find in the main street, close to the train station. Friendly service, yummy Asian food, and…read morereasonably priced. They offer Malaysian and Chinese food, and have several vegetarian and gluten free options. We had the pan-fried pork gyoza as a starter, and the nasi rames and Malay satay chicken as the main dishes. Very nice flavors and a little spicy kick.

Extensive Asian fusion and Malay cuisines, great prices, and generous serving sizes can be found in…read morethis tiny restaurant opposite the Carrington hotel. I came in at 10am, and the helpful server setting up that morning let me place a modified sandwich order to-go as my box lunch for the day. I also came here for dinner, and the dinner options did not disappoint. I've never tried roti canai before, but I'll be looking for it from now on. The spicy curry that came with it was so good, I almost wanted to order some plain rice to eat up the rest of it with. On a side note, they stock Joe's Classic Mountain Falls water here, which is now my favorite bottled water. I seriously drink a lot of water, from all sorts of brands and even straight from ground wells (plus iodine) when hiking. This water is the best I've ever had - almost sweet, if that's even possible.

Sat down and ordered Entrees which came out in 5 mins! A really nice clean setting and not your…read moretypical dated country town Chinese. A very quiet place even though it's in the centre of town. No clanging or noise was heard from the kitchen. Wait staff were great and very accomodating with my 3 children who had no complaints with the food. Beer was super cold and I was brought a frosty cold glass with it. Food.... Peking Pork 8/10 Salt& Pepper prawns 8/10 Lemon Chicken 7/10 Crispy Duck 8/10 plum sauce 6/10 Deluxe Fried rice 8/10 They had about 10 people pick up food orders in an hour. I found out they had 4 kitchen staff and two wait staff who performed extremely efficiently on a Thursday night.

Favourite Chinese restaurant in Bathurst, the food is always good and tastes higher quality…read morecompared to the rest, staff are nice, food is quickly made and fresh

There is a few cafes in Blackheath This place was half full…read moreOrdered the vege burger,the bun was twice the size of the pattie but it was filling. It was ok The banana smoothie was standard but I still enjoyed it My missus forgot to tell them how to cook the steak burger and they kindly re did the burger Food came out at a reasonable rate and prices are what I expected

I stopped in here on a cold, wet day after a punishing hike in the rocky valleys around Blackheath…read more It was inviting: cozy, unpretentious. But I figured it would be a typical small-town cafe, with ordinary fare. I just wanted anything after my exertions. The menu looked ordinary: fish and chips, steak sandwich, beef pie, sandwiches, the usual. But the food was uniformly excellent. I had fish and chips, but the flathead fillets were moist, delicious, and perfectly-battered, not greasy. The chips were obviously made there, and fried just right despite their chunky size. The side salad escaped the default lettuce-and-tomato-and-cucumber throwaway by including sun-dried tomatoes and just a spoonful of wonderfully creamy dressing. With a little pot of garlic aioli to season every bite, I was in heaven. My wife had the steak sandwich and said it was the best she could ever recall having. The meat was thin but still juicy, the onions plentiful and caramelised deep into toffee-territory. Her mint tea was made with fresh herbs, too. For dessert, we each had a chocolate brownie with nuts. It was well-presented on the plate, but a bit cold, just out of the dessert case. They were only to happy to heat them up when we asked, though, and they were delicious. To outward appearances the Wattle Cafe looks like any other cafe, but we found the food quality to be uniformly excellent. It's a super Blue Mountains stop after a hike.

Best fish and chippy in lithgow. Hamburgers are awesome and put Macca's to shame. Ladies service…read moreis above and beyond . Cleanliness is above and beyond as well.

Great stuff for a quick find to sit for a mid day meal. Super friendly staff, nice seating with a…read moreview of the local town and really good food to boot.

Pretty Cafe at the end of Leura Mall. Many breakfast options served until 3 PM (egg and bacon…read moresandwich, coffees, teas) and lunch (fish and chips, salads, burgers). I had the fish and chips. The fish was excellent, meaty and flaky firm white fish with 2 nice sized pieces. The chips could have used a bit more seasoning sprinkled on, but were hot a crispy and not-at-all greasy. My friend had a salad with grains (quinoa?) which she really liked.

Wow! This is a new Filipino-Australian cafe that just opened three months ago. This place was an…read moreundercover gem. We stopped randomly for lunch and were pleasantly surprised. It's one of those places with a small and tidy but very delicious menu executed well. We ordered the Steak Pie, Miso Salmon, and Pedro's Chicken and they were all super tasty. Even the peas in the pie and the flaky salmon were cooked perfectly. It tasted higher-end, the quality was great. We finished with some strong lattes and toasted banana bread that was some of the best we've had in the area. Highly recommend stopping by on your next trip to the Blue Mountains.

Let's face it, if you want "proper" then head up to Rene's up the top of town near the station…read more Domino's is that kind of go-to staple like VB and Winnie Blues, you know, like when you're 12 trying to adult or when you're a broke uni student or recently born-again 20-something Tinder-failed bachelor. But if you look beyond the caricature of such low-brow rites of Aussie adolescent passage, and if you now have kids who, damn it, have friends who hang around like the flatulence in grannie's nursing home dining room, Domino's is actually a pretty economical way to get some good tucker. The kids can have the basic pizzas. Old farts like me with gastric sleeves reducing their stomach pouch to the size of a 20 cent coin can get the thin and crispy base so we don't overeat in dough, and allergies are catered for saving the epi pen for another day. Yeah, put aside the old associations with Winni Blues and VB. Just a warning: Katoomba's addressing system sucks. Their drivers are mostly kids. Don't put them through the game of "find my difficult address". Send the missus up to get pick up. By sending her you can keep on chugging your Crownies you've graduated to and you don't have to see the kitchen... it's not at all bad, but like sausages, these pizzas are best seen complete and not being made. But still tip the driver. She/he/non-binary shouldn't suffer because you picked up.