Ordered the Greek salad ($12), seafood olio ($24), and mini burgers ($24). Food was decent overall. The seafood olio had baby octopus, prawns and mussels in a garlicky olive oil base. The mini burgers were small and easy for kids to eat, which worked well for my daughter. The café is located beside a horse stable area, so you can occasionally see horses being walked back from the field. That was the highlight for my daughter. Cosy place for a casual hangout with friends, and they also have happy hour. Parking was still quite plentiful when we visited.

Came across this bistro while in the area and was looking for dinner. We went for dinner, so we didn’t get to see any horses training, but after dinner, we walked by the stables where the horses were eating too. Food was good, we had beef ribs, ribeye, peri peri chicken and the kid’s fish and chips. Service was also good. Relaxed atmosphere and not too crowded on a Saturday night. Exactly the quiet gem we like. Will go back if I’m in the area again.

Had the Kurabuto pork rack, beef steak and chocolate lava cake. All of the dishes were amazing! The beef steak was super tasty, and the husband and I have had a lot of tasty steaks in our lives so far, so its quite impressive that it left an impression on us. There was too much sinew though. The kurabuta was fabulous, it was very juicy and not dry at all. We went at around 1pm and it was very empty so we had a good time to ourselves! Staff were also friendly

Is cosy away from the busy area of the town. It is very countryside feel and relaxing for family. The food is tasty and portion is generous. Service staff is very friendly and patience too.

Had two pasta and not too bad but just too spicy for the chili crab pasta. Service was prompt too a they gave us napkins without having to ask for it. Carpark was dirty and looks deserted and filled with leaves.