Binna Burra Tea House

My walking group went to the Tea House yesterday and it is a really gorgeous place with fantastic views. I had absolutely gorgeous scones with strawberry jam and cream. The only issue was that one of my members wanted a particular chocolate brownie and they wouldn't give it to her because it was not the next in line to be handed out. So they lost the sale. Strange policy.

Great spot on a sunny day to refuel and relax between enjoying some of the great walks in the national park. The food is good, the coffee is ok , but if you want a real cup be sure to be specific about dine in or you will get a taken away cup (I prefer a real cup) The service was hit and miss with some of the staff being really helpful some of the others not so much.

Great outlook, and a good spot to relax after bushwalking. Food and coffee were very nice and reasonably priced. Friendly and prompt service.

The worst customer service ever received. I ordered food for a child where they needed to see the child before they would put the order through. After I paid, I realized there was seating outside, and ask the young girl taking the order of she wouldn't mind bringing the food out as we will sit on the restaurant site, the look I received was like I was telling her to bring the food out to my car. If I knew it would be that much trouble I wouldn't have bothered asking. The food was good, otherwise, just the front counter customer service from the young girl was very poor.

Stopped in yesterday for a coffee before my walk and a late lunch afterwards. Food and coffee were good, complemented by a magnificent view from my window table. Staff were all polite and helpful, I asked at the front desk for advice on walk options and the man at the front desk was very helpful and knowledgeable.

Unusual small portions, I ordered a fish and chips not for kids, it came so small with maybe 20 chips and just a few forks of fish, normally I'd have to have x3 dishes of this size to compare other restaurants. Left hungry.

Just love this place. Great coffee and hot chocolate by the Battista there aswell.

I enjoyed a tea and breakfast at this stunning place. I got a seat at the window and the views are stunning. After the fires, there are now walks open and a memorial barn which you should visit. Very emotional. Staff were super friendly and food was tasty.

Beautiful walk. Well maintained Tea House and National Park. And the staff at the Tea House were excellent. Nothing better than to get away and then get back to civilisation with a delicious coffee.

Disappointing , been visiting here for many years and thought I would still continue going there after the fires to support them . I had the smashed avocado which was one small bit of sour dough with what tasted like Avocado out of the tube not fresh .. the cost of their drinks were disgusting. This place used to be packed good food and well priced , unfortunately this was not the case . Time to find another cafe