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We had our lunch at the Mountain Café, where you can sit on a big balcony that provides wonderful views on the green rainforest. Although it was quite crowded, it was really nice and relaxing there, and we could also watch the birds flying around and hoping for some left overs.
There is quite a large selection of meals and also take aways and small snacks, if you want to eat at another place.
Adjacent to the café is a gift shop with souvenirs, most of them quite expensive.
Opening times:
Cafe: 10.00am to 03.30pm on weekdays, 09.00am to 04.00pm on weekends
Take aways: 10.00am to 04.00pm on weekdays, 08.30am to 05.00pm on weekends
Written Dec 30, 2011
Phone: (05) 5544 0522
Website: http://www.oreillys.com.au/dining
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The Binna Burra Teahouse is located in a great position with views over the Coomera Valley.
All we had here was a Coffee after our walk, in 2009 it cost $4.50 which is a little dearer than normal. We did have a look at the prices of the Cakes, scones, lamingtons, and slices, and they also were more expensive, so I think probably everything here would be!
It was nice though, as you can either sit inside and enjoy the view, or sit on the Balcony area.
They do a breakfast selection, Burgers, Nachos, Fish and chips, Vegetarian & low fat meals for lunches.
Breakfast: 7.30am to 9.30am
Dinner: 6.30pm to 8.30pm
Written Jan 1, 2010
Address: Binna Burra
Website: http://www.binnaburralodge.com.au/staying/dining.php
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