Cafes

Cafe Cee

The Heart of Glenbrook Village

Cafe Cee, established in 2003 is located in the heart of Glenbrook Village. Glenbrook is just a hundred metres off the highway in the Lower Blue Mountains at the entrance to the Glenbrook National Park. Opening hours: Open 7 Days from 8am Coffee, cake & fresh juices all day every day
Location: Glenbrook

Lindsay's Cafe

Food to delight in a setting to remember

Lindsay's Cafe offers a popular lower Mountains dining experience. Located in the gardens and National Trust home of Norman Lindsay - famous Australian artist, sculptor, and author of the Magic Pudding. Open weekends 9am to 4pm, and weekdays from 10 till 3, this award wining restaurant/cafe includes all day brunch, plus coffee, tea, and cakes for an afternoon stop. Food is fresh, prepared in house, and locally sourced. Evening weddings and dinners are a unique experience.
Location: Faulconbridge

Bon Ton

Bon Ton Bistro and Wine Bar, Leura

European style Bistro & Wine Bar in the heart Leura village. Open all day for Breakfast and Brunch on weekends with a Bistro style dinner menu from 5.30pm The conservatory style Wine Bar has a wonderful selection of imported and local wines by the glass and a contemporary small plate grazing menu. Additional features include cosy log fires, a leafy alfresco garden and a private room for up to 30 people. Childrens menu always available.
Location: Leura

Solitary

Magnificent Views Across Jamison Valley

Solitary occupies one of the most spectacular sites in the Blue Mountains, perched above the Leura Cascades on the scenic Cliff Drive between Leura and Katoomba with views which extend all the way to the Southern Highlands. Solitary is perfect for weddings, casual or fine dining offering a seasonal menu based on the freshest produce available which changes often.
Location: Leura Falls

The Lollybug

Over 1500 Lolly Varieties!

Thousands of tourists and locals alike have been enjoying the vibrant, fun and colourful atmosphere of this exciting shop, since it opened in 2006. Owner Sharon Tofler says “we started with a range of around 100 lollies and a couple of suppliers in 2006 and have now grown to carry more than 1500 lollies from more than 50 suppliers.” “Along the way we have added a huge gift and gourmet food range.”
Location: Little Hartley

Scenic World

A Must See For Blue Mountains Visitors!

Looking for morning tea? Terrace Café is perfect for relaxing as you gaze across the spectacular World Heritage-listed National Park. Enjoy our house blend espresso Escarpment, specialty teas, snacks and bakery treats. Don’t leave without snapping some photographs from our Terrace – this is arguably the best vantage point to take in the Three Sisters, Mt Solitary and vast Jamison Valley.
Location: Katoomba

Hydro Majestic Hotel, Blue Mountains

Jewel Of The Mountains

Sitting proudly at the edge of the escarpment, commanding breathtaking views of both the Megalong Valley and Kanimbla Ranges, the Hydro Majestic Hotel, Blue Mountains is situated in the leafy town of Medlow Bath, yet only a 5 minutes drive from Katoomba. Once part of the original Belgravia Hotel, the famous Australian retailer Mark Foy purchased the site in 1902 for the purose of a luxurious hydropathic sanatorium.
Location: Medlow Bath

Bygone Beautys Treasured Teapot Museum & Tearooms

Quality is Timeless

Bygone Beautys Treasured Teapot Museum & Tearooms is nestled in the picturesque village of Leura within the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area and houses the world’s largest private collection of teawares. There are more than 5,500 teapots in the collection, spanning five centuries and including teapots from all over the world, mostly collected within Australia. Enjoy our selection of teas and partake of lunch or light refreshments served with ‘olde-worlde’ charm on fine bone china.
Location: Leura

Buddens Bed & Breakfast

A warm welcome awaits you...

Treat yourself to a getaway at our delightful guesthouse located in the historic village of Rockley just 25 picturesque minutes south of Bathurst or west of Oberon. This building was built in 1872 was formally the Rockley Bank. Restoration of these charming Georgian buildings and gardens was rewarded with a National trust award and makes this a perfect retreat to escape and relax and rejuvenate your senses.
Location: Rockley

Blue Mountains Cultural Centre

The Blue Mountains Cultural Centre features the Blue Mountains City Art Gallery and World Heritage Exhibition which is devoted to education about the distinctive environment, history and culture of the Blue Mountains region. The Cultural Centre is co-located with the new Katoomba Library. The Cultural Centre showcases innovative, diverse, distinctive and creative cultural programs for enjoyment by residents of, and visitors to, the Blue Mountains.
Location: Katoomba