Katoomba
- Recommended
- Cedar Take Away
Cedar Take Away
A local secret for kebabs, salads and fluffy, herb-strewn falafel.
- Erina Starkey
- Recommended
- Hominy Bakery
Hominy Bakery
A Katoomba bakery serving croissants, danishes and three kinds of pastry snails.
- Erina Starkey
- Recommended
- Black Cockatoo Bakery
Black Cockatoo Bakery
Make sure you come on the right day for the ham and gruyere bechamel croissants.
- Erina Starkey
- Recommended
- Mountain Culture
Mountain Culture
A Katoomba brewpub set in an old printing press.
- Erina Starkey
The Good Food Guide to a road trip to the Blue Mountains
Ham and bechamel croissants from Black Cockatoo bakery, loaded Lebanese wraps from Cedar Kebab Cafe and dinner at Megalong Restaurant should be on every Blue Mountains food trail.
- Erina Starkey and Good Food Guide reviewers
- Review
- Tempus Katoomba
Tempus Katoomba keeps things simple and cosy in the Blue Mountains
This no-funny-business bistro-style restaurant offers just about everything you could want after a day scaling Govetts Leap. All that’s missing is a fireplace.
- Callan Boys
- Review
- Sydney
Darley's Restaurant
Dining at Darley’s is like entering another world. One that is calmer, slower, considered and designed for pleasure.
- Review
- Sydney
Hominy Bakery
There are some things you’ll go out of your way for, such as the sugar-dusted apple (or spiced pear) turnovers here; especially when they’re still warm from the oven.
- Review
- Sydney
Cassiopeia
It may be off the main road and away from foot traffic, but for the brewed-bean hunter this is The Destination.