When visiting somewhere it is important for visitors to be able to source food. In a town like…read moreBatlow that is a fair drive to anywhere else, it is good to be able to find a place that sells fast food properly cooked at a reasonable price.We were able to buy hamburgers, fish and chips, hot and cold drinks, pizzas and could eat in on clean tables and chairs if required. Fully refurbished after being closed for 5 years and only reopened by new operators 6 months ago this cafe meets all the modern requirements of a food preparation area. Importantly, it is open 7 days a week 7.30am to 7.30pm except Fridays and Saturdays when it is open until 8.30pm.The staff were pleasant and friendly.

The food is absolutely amazing!! The open steak sandwich was beyond incredible! The staff are…read morefriendly and there is a good amount of seating. The meal came out quickly and accurately. The coffee was also really great! Only let down was the decor. It was a little mismatched and untidy for my liking.

Passing through Coryong, stopped here for some lunch, good coffee, very tasty vego wrap would…read morerecommend.

Found this little gem going for my morning walk. I'm a sucker for a good pie any time of day so…read morestopped in for a coffee and a pie. Amazing at every level. The gorgeous girl was helpful and full of country cheer. The local produce was fantastic. Love places like this that are different and stock good quality local produce.

Easter Saturday, 2024. A drive from Tumbarrumba to Khancoban with the return leg via the Swampy…read morePlains Road to Cabramurra. It has been years since my wife had been to Cabra; she had lived there in happier times with her parents. A lot has changed on top of the mountain. The town was decimated by fire and there wasn't much left that was familiar to Prue. A few photos from the lookout. A moment of reflection on the absent years. A quick toilet stop. A walk to a mystery memorial (grave?). A quick walk around the Community Hall precinct prior to our departure. Peering through windows at empty hallways. And, following a gentleman in through some doors that led to Bristo 1488. An order of 2 toasted chicken Ceasar sandwiches. 2 Bundaberg softdrinks. A pleasant conversation with a young guy behind the counter about out T-shirts (David Bowie, Ministry of Sound). And behold the sandwiches appeared before us. Wow. They were absolutely awesome! A side of chips to accompany. After a day of avoiding speeding oncoming Hiluxes in the middle of the road on blind bends and almost t-boning a motorcyclist and passenger who pulled out in front of us as we crossed the Tooma dam wall, the break was much needed.... and the food was without fault. We finished off with a conversation with the young guy about his drive back to Jindabyne ("Jindy" as he called it), wished him well and began our drive back to Tumbarumba, satisfied with the meal and the pleasant experience at Bistro 1488 that punctuated our drive over the Snowy Mountains. Cheers, Chris and Prue from Tumba.

What an awesome bistro! Bistro 1488 has a lovely ambiance and is located in the highest altitude…read moreresidential town in Australia. The staff here were friendly and welcoming. The food was great and totally amazing value. Truly, we would have expected to pay twice the amount we were charged, particularly considering the remoteness of location and lack of competition. We have not found anywhere near this reasonable in the entire Snowy Mountains region.