This is now The Post Office cafe and it is indeed very cute and charming. The menu does not change…read moredaily, but they have some nice standards and the interior has been lovingly updated to reflect the heritage nature of this place (the original Post Office in the little village of Moss Vale). The new owners as of 2017 spent time to really highlight the history and it shows. From their website: Built in the late 1800s, the Post Office, located right next to the famous Moss Vale train line, linking Sydney to the Southern Highlands, was the main official building of this small town. ​ It played a vital role as it delivered mail to its inhabitants as well as provided constant communication between the city and the area to visiting governors. ​ It stayed as a Post Office for over 100 years. In the 1990 it began morphing into offices, a bank and 20 years later, cafes. ​ In March 2017 restorations began to bring back to life, and back to the 21st Century, this beautiful heritage listed building. ​ It is situated right in the midst of Moss Vale, which is no longer a little sleepy, country town but, a vibrant place to be with now, an array of boutiques, restaurants, shops & an easy train ride up to Sydney (or down to Melbourne). See their website for details: https://www.thepostofficemossvale.com.au/menus

Loved this place, chef changes menu daily and dishes are awesome. Food is well complimented by a…read moresimple, but nice house wine. Will return here.

Excellent location to buy some local oysters , prawns and other seafoods for lunch or takeout by…read morethe Marina at Batemans Bay. Great quality Sydney Rock oysters, friendly and helpful service.

We stopped at this quaint cafe to have some lunch. Our tour guide called in our orders ahead of…read moretime and our food was ready to go as soon as we arrived. I had the bacon and egg quiche and it was good! The cafe owners also supports local farmers. If you are in this part of Australia stop by and have a bite to eat!

The Dish & The Spoon Cafe is a large spacious cafe with lots of seating inside and out, play area…read morefor kids and good food. We came around 11am on a Saturday when it wasn't too busy so it was easy to find a nice table. The breakfast menu didn't excite us too much so just waited for lunch to start (11:30am, it is an all-day brekkie). During that time we had coffee, milkshakes and frappes, everyone all really liked their decisions. At lunch I got the D&S burger and chips which was really really nice, it had a bit of a Big Mac taste but with bacon :) This is definitely a good place if you have kids, room for strollers and an inside play area for kids. Plus there is a small park and playground (swings/slide) out the front that looks out onto the river and bridge. Plenty of parking out the front too.

Quaint wee Cafe & bakery on the way into Picton. It's beautiful country and a great spot to stop,…read moresit down and listen to nature. With the echo of cars. But when the cars stop the bell birds come through loud and clear and you soak up the sun shine in joy. There's a huge parking lot to the right of the estate, easy to find a spot. There's a small kids park/playground with a swing set up. You'll find this place sort of a throw back as the guys that run this place are living true to olden day times. No modern doodads and the ladies have super long locks as they don't cut their hair with their cotton clothes. They make the bread on sight, the eggs are laid by the cluck clucks out the back so my toast and eggs were divine. The coffee is actually surprisingly good! They have small cups and big mugs for those of us that need a super hit to keep driving instead of curling up under a tree in the sunshine. There's oaken tables inside and seating outside under umbrellas out the front and a cosy outside area out the back too covered in trellis flowers and seating. There's small items that are all handmade for sale inside that I'll be going to check out soon. So if you're in the area or want to do a day trip, this is a beautiful country road drive out here with fresh air and wildlife to listen to. The cars are a watching point too. As are the bikes on good days. Lovely day trip if you want a day out.

I first visited the Yellow Deli in Katoomba and that's how I learned of this place in Picton. Just…read moredown the road from where I live. I visited this place a week after the other so it was still vivid and fresh in my mind. They are different places ran by the same people. Even the menu items are different. But as with the Yellow Deli, the food was amazing and worth the wait. Next time I think I'll try the Ruben Sandwich that they are known for. The green drink is also done right and it was my first time having it. Will be back here again and tell all my friends about it. They also are priced quite reasonable compare to most places these days. Their pies are amazing too, don't usually go for dessert but no skipping that here.

This is a great little cafe in Yass. The food is great. Came here for breakfast and loved the…read moreexperience. But the best thing is the staff. Really friendly and welling to help. The coffee is good, not the best cup I've had, but still relatively good. I can here own a road trip, and really glad that I stopped here at this cafe.

A slice of Melbourne off the Hume Highway, Trader & Co. is the perfect spot in the…read morealready-delightful town of Yass. I was lucky enough to be directed there by the local tourism office, after my friend mentioned she's vegetarian. Everything is great: the atmosphere. The banter between the coffee/chai station and the food station (run by separate people under the same roof). The food itself was fresh and plated up beautifully. It's also a co-working space AND has an adorable selection of locally-made gifts in the front. I suspect this is going to be THE go-to spot for the cool folks of Yass. I hope it is for anyone driving between Melbourne and Sydney, too.

Overpriced meals, shocking service and a hair…read more Went in today for the lunch service which there were not many patrons at the time. Had to wait a significant amount of time before the waitress (after being told by another member of staff) to come and take our order, which was an ordeal in itself. The food arrived promptly with one of the dishes missing which i was informed the waitress had forgot to place the order when asked if i still wanted the missing meal i declined, as the meal that we recieved was quite large enough to share. The incompetent waitress then went and told the kitchen staff and made it appear as though i had purposefully changed my mind about wanting the dish. She came back out and asked if i was sure i didnt want it, i assumed now the it had already been made so i gave in and said okay. To which i heard another remark from the kitchen staff, along the lines of "so he wants it now", followed by alot of unprofessional bitching. All up we spent the good part of $100 on 2 sub par dishes and 2 drinks and some very poor customer service. 10/10 would not recommend.

The Paragon is a bit of an institute in Goulburn that has been around, in a couple different forms,…read moresince the 1940's. The menu is quite extensive from light snacks, main meals, desserts and alcoholic beverages. We had a pumpkin soup, crepe and hot chips. The food is okay, pretty ordinary really, and the prices quite high. It is nice to sit in an old fashion style booth though and the service is good. A bit of a family restaurant. Probably should have ordered an ice cream sundae! Roses Cafe across the road has better quality food.

Excellent food, kind staff, generous portions, thoughtful menu. I've got nothing even questioning…read moreto say about it. It's great and everyone that lives near enough to be a regular is lucky indeed. I came with wife, mother and three boys. My youngest has egg/dairy/nut allergies and we're nearly in the outback as far as our US background would understand. Had the big brekky.

My fav cafe in Goulburn near the big merino. Super fresh and delicious food. Excellent for…read morebreakfast, brunch and lunch. Always busy which underlines their great quality and efficient service

The Milk 'n Honey Cafe is on the main drag of Kiama heading up towards the blow hole (it has moved…read morefrom where previous reviews mention). Lots of seating inside and out, with also a comfy couch outside as well. We visited at lunch on a Wednesday (school holidays), it was busy but still lots of tables available. The coffees were great. I had a Chicken Snity Burger, it was delicious, the chips were also perfectly done with chIcken salt. My wife had the Veggie Burger, she liked it but I wasn't a fan of the eggplant, just a bit thick and chewy (but that could just be me). Overall a great little spot to grab a drink and a bite to eat before checking out the blow hole!

This is the more expensive cafe in Kiama, but the best view. If you come here make sure you get a…read moreseat outside. You can see the ocean or the lighthouse (depending where you sit). Saying that, this cafe is the more expensive cafe - even though the quality of food is the same as the other cafes on Manning St or the Main St. I came here for breakfast, and the food was good, but not overall amazing. Ordered the sourdough with mushrooms and smoked salmon. Nice, but a touch too oily. However, this is the better coffee in the area. Out of the five different places that I tried in Kiama, this was the best coffee. They use All Press coffee - which is smoother than I like. But still the better cup of coffee.

Worst $15 hamburger I've ever had. Stop earlier or later than here. They will also charge you extra…read moreto use card/EFTPOS

Proper massive feeds, much better than Maccas next door or servo foodread more