🐷☕ Simple Pleasures at 5 Little Pigs 🍞☕ Stopped by 5 Little Pigs in Huskisson for a light morning bite, and it hit the spot in the most comforting way. I had their fruit toast with whipped ricotta and honey — warm, crispy edges, perfectly spiced fruit, and that cloud-like ricotta paired with a gentle drizzle of honey. Sweet, creamy, and satisfying without being heavy. It’s the kind of breakfast that feels like a quiet hug. Paired it with a strong black coffee, and the balance was just right — no frills, just good honest flavours in a chill, relaxed setting. Highly recommend for anyone after a cosy, satisfying start to the day. Sometimes, it’s the simplest dishes that leave the best impression ✨

Fantastic food, great coffee and attentive service makes 5 Little Pigs a great place to eat and watch the world go by. Highly recommended, we love it here.

This is great place for breakfast. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Had breakfast here a couple of times and the food and coffee were really good. I particularly liked the Turkish poached eggs a little different and very tasty. My wife thought the pancakes were great. Highly recommend it.

We came here for a birthday breakfast on a beautiful Jervis bay day and found this to be one of our new fav cafe’s! Beautiful calm atmosphere, delicious food and quality coffee and lovely service. Especially from Charlie who we loved chatting to and even brought out a little bday treat! Thank-you!

The fruit toast is very good, well worth it! The eggs on toast, however, are not toasted and come with too much butter (maybe it would be better if the butter came on the side). The avo side is just a piece of peeled avo, not prepared in any way. The service is great and so is the atmosphere.

Dog friendly Cafe in a friendly town. We had breakfast. The table service was quick and efficient. Cold table water was provided and the food portions were generous. Highly recommended 👌

One of the best breakfasts during my stay. There's a lot of butter in the eggs, which makes them taste amazing, and the flat white is a hit.

Our Whale Eco Cruise on a rainy morning was absolutely unforgettable. Our staff (Capt Hamish and Paula) were delightful - friendly, pleasant, informative and funny. ☺️ We wound up being blessed with a curious pod of three (including Mom and baby!) that swam around us for a good long time after boat motor was cut and we were just floating along. Loved every rainy second of it!

We had a whale of a time!!! An unforgettable day. Heaps better than we expected. Whales were popping up all over the place but the big surprise was the cliffs. Wow. If you’d just come to see the cliffs you’d be deliriously happy. They were sensational. The boat and crew were great. We had good food and coffee at the very comfortable wharf. Happy people were everywhere. Bravo Jervis Bay Wild! Spectacular! Thank you.

A Must-Do Experience in Jervis Bay! We’ve travelled to Jervis Bay 3 times now specifically to go whale watching with Jervis Bay Wild, and once again, they did not disappoint. The crew are consistently friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about what they do. Their commentary strikes a great balance between educational and entertaining. We were lucky enough to spot a couple of pods of humpback whales, including calves, and they stayed around long enough for everyone on board to enjoy the moment without rushing. Traveller Tip: Even if it’s warm on land, bring a jacket (preferably waterproof). We went out at 1pm on a 26-degree day, and I was still grateful for my cardigan once the sea breeze picked up. Better to be prepared so you can relax and enjoy the view. If you're considering a whale tour in Jervis Bay, don’t hesitate. We'll happily be back again.

I went on the Jervis Bay Passage yesterday, and it was absolutely AMAZING. What a fantastic experience. The sun shone, the sea was calm, and just sailing around all the Bay was wonderful. As we went by areas of interest, our captain gave very informative and interesting stories. The high cliffs by the lighthouse were spectacular. When we saw a Sun Fish, he drifted back so that we could watch it. Nothing was too much trouble. We saw a few seals too and the dolphins greeted us back into harbour. An experience I will never forget. Thank you.

Fantastic afternoon. Saw lots of whales. Even had a pod surface about 10 mts from the boat. We also got up close to the Jervis bay cliffs and cave systems. Really beautiful. Small boat but this got us up close which a bigger boat wouldn’t have. Friendly crew. All in all recommended

Had an amazing time this morning on the Eco Whale trip. Highly recommend!! We saw many whales, even one breaching and closely circling the boat. It was unreal! Saw some dolphins too! The staff were also super lovely and welcoming.Especially Ella who made us feel like VIPs and was so helpful, sharing local info with tourists. Thank you so much for an unforgettable morning! 5 stars!!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This was a nice cruise experience, filled with pure rainbows surrounding the bay area from the light rain. And we saw some dolphin activity! 🐬👍 Although, I would not suggest booking cruises in the winter, unless you'd like to witness some bright rainbows! It can easily be cancelled due to harsh weather conditions, and our experience was not the opposite. It was incredibly foggy and rainy, abit difficult to capture any sealife, though when we did- it was for a short period of time. Slightly underwhelming to say the least, since we couldn't venture into the open ocean or the cliff sides. Still a nice experience overall, I haven't been on a cruise in many years.

I wouldn’t agree with world famous but the good wasn’t bad. We ordered the Family Basket as there was 5 of us and it had a variety of items included such as fish cocktails, seafood sticks, calamari, prawn cocktails, chips etc for $65. It was a good 10 minute wait after ordering which wasn’t too bad as it was busy. The good was hot and tasty but the batter was a bit greasier than I like and the chips had next to no salt on them, even though I asked for extra chicken salt and we were given a very light smattering of regular salt. Over all, not too bad for the price as the portion was huge but also a little disappointing at the same time.

Pretty standard fish and chip shop that's always busy (but likely because of its location on the main tourist strip rather than because of standout food). The fish is fine, though the batter is on the heavier side, and the chips are just chips. We’ve been coming here for years out of habit/tradition/a weird sense of loyalty, and the quality has stayed the same, not better, not worse. They do branch out with things like chowder, tacos, and burritos and I always appreciate somewhere that diversifies their menu, but most of these items were pretty average as well. I must say though that the prawn burrito looked super pretty and had good flavour, but I was let down because inside there were only tiny pieces of prawns in it and most of the filling was white rice.

The foods were well balanced. However, the long line made the experience feel less enjoyable. The portion sizes were decent, though not quite enough to justify the cost. Overall, it’s a place worth visiting if you’re willing to wait and spend a bit extra for quality food.

We came here at night so we didn't experience any long lines which was good. Greta location. However the fish was ok nothing amazing and they charge $2.5 for each sauce I think is a bit expensive other than that pretty good

Fresh fish, the best one i had yet 🐠 🐟 Loved the chilli prawns Chips were okay 👍

Food is good we had a mix of burgers chips, fish & calamari. Sauces are good quality which i loved! All food was well cooked and nice to eat, I'll definitely be back. Parking is hard as the cafes get so busy so generally have to park up or down the road and walk.

Long wait and not super worth it. The battered fish was alright. We got the battered swordfish. It tasted fresh but there was no seasoning so all we tasted was as oil, batter and fish. Would’ve been better if there was sauce or salt or something. The tiger prawns were ok.

A wonderful dining experience in Huskisson. The halal meats were perfectly prepared, and our three-course meal was both flavourful and satisfying. The ambience added to the charm — a place well worth visiting.

We were greeted and shown to our table by the owner. Staff friendly, food delicious there was a mistake made with our order, but it was quickly fixed & staff apologised. The staff explained the process of cooking our steak & seafood on the hot stone and it was delicious. Enjoyed being able to cook the fresh seafood & thick juicy piece of steak the way we like, was perfect. The owner recommended the sticky date pudding for dessert and it was absolutely delicious. Put this dining experience on you list when visiting Huskisson.

We had the $50 3 course meal. Wow! Great value for money and generous portions of food. We had garlic prawns for entree, stone grill rump steak & salad and stone grill beef skewer with prawns $ salad. Dessert was mixed berry cheesecake and chocolate mudcake. It was delicious. Staff were attentive and helpful. Very impressed and will return.

Food was delicious, came out hot and all at once and serving sizes were massive. Only qualm was that it took about half an hour until our food came out, and there were lots of people who came in after us who were getting food much faster than we were. It would have been nice to have waitstaff reassure us that on its way or that it will be a bit of a longer wait.

Oh my goodness, from the time you walk into stone grill and sit down service is amazing! Staff are happy, friendly and busy but they have time to chat and make you feel welcomed! The food is incredible, atmosphere wonderful and happy. You have to go there it’s awesome it was a great place!

Was really appalled by the racist host of this restaurant. He dismissed us abruptly when we arrived 10 min early and when we went back for our 8pm booking, he refused to seat us inside even though we booked for an inside table. He rudely pointed to the table outside saying that’s your table and said “and don’t be expecting any service any time soon”. The manager was nice but did not apologise for his employee’s behaviour. The food itself was average, decent portions but nothing special. I would recommend dining somewhere else.

We had a memorable, interactive dining experience at Stonegrill. The $50 set menu offers excellent value, allowing you to choose an entrée, main, and dessert, with a wide variety of options and generous portions. The chili prawns, recommended by the owner, were juicy and packed with flavor. The calamari rings, served hot and crunchy, were enjoyable, though they could have used a bit more seasoning. For mains, I opted for the steak, while my husband chose the seafood. Both dishes came with a choice of sauce and either a salad or pasta salad. The steak was tender and melted in my mouth, and I appreciated the interactive element of cooking it to my liking on the grill. The salad, however, could have benefited from more dressing. We couldn’t resist the wildberry cheesecake for dessert, which was a perfect, satisfying end to the meal. Overall, it was a good experience, though I felt there were areas that could benefit from refinement, particularly in terms of bolder flavors. If the restaurant leans more into the direction of their standout chili prawns, I believe the future of this establishment holds great potential.

I follow their page on instagram and it seemed like a great place to visit, when I was down from Sydney. It’s ok, I guess. I didn’t have any of the hot food, I just went in last week to grab a chocolate eclair, which had fresh cream in it and was tasty, would love to see the option of custard and cream in an eclair like they do up here in Sydney, and or a chocolate cream inside which is super delicious when you get one done up here in Sydney. I was going to go in for a vanilla slice but noticed the tops of them didn’t have the passion fruit glaze that I love on the top of mine, so that’s why I bought a chocolate eclair instead.

Staff were friendly, easy accessibility and amazing pies and coffee. The kids did a decorating class and loved it

Pies were very disappointing, and our coffees were even more so. The lady that brought our coffees to the table was obviously having a rough morning. Sorry, 2 stars at best.

Food is good. Avoid during heavy tourist times. Last couple of weeks service has been a bit off, maybe new owners we suspect but definitely worth waits. Amendement do not order milkshakes or ice drinks. 20 min wait and a reminder to them again. Excellent food and coffees come a decent pace but 3 separate times have finished food before milkshakes. They do taste really good though.

Huskisson Bakery & Café is such a cozy spot — the pastries are fresh, the pies are flavorful, and the coffee is excellent. The place has a warm, welcoming atmosphere with both indoor and outdoor seating. It’s a perfect stop for breakfast or a quick snack while exploring Huskisson. The service is friendly and quick, and everything tastes homemade and fresh. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area!

Delicious pies. I tried the pepper $6.80, fantastic and the original $6, a bit salty for me. Fully loaded pies., with rich gravy and good chunks of beef. The toasted ham and cheese croissant was enjoyed and the vanilla slice was an excellent finisher. If in town go here for your pie fix. Very good!

Atmosphere: The Husky Bakery in Huskisson, NSW, offers a cozy atmosphere, ideal for enjoying a pie. The simple decor and friendly ambiance create a comfortable setting for a casual dining experience. (They also do alot of other tasty treats and food but I’m all about the pies this time) Selection: While "The Husky Pie" is a standout, I chose the Beef Stroganoff pie. The Husky Bakery offers a decent variety of pies to suit different tastes. From traditional options to some creative twists, there's a fair selection available. Crust and Pastry: The crust and pastry was decently executed, providing a satisfactory base for the filling. While not exceptional, they maintain a good balance of texture and flavor. Meat: The Beef Stroganoff filling was flavorful, showcasing a decent blend of spices. The meat is tender, although the overall seasoning could be more pronounced. Overall Taste (6.5/10): The pie offered an average taste experience, with a rating of 6.5/10. While it delivers on some aspects, such as tenderness and flavor, there's room for improvement in terms of overall balance and seasoning. Service: The service at The Husky Bakery is friendly and efficient, contributing positively to the dining experience. Value: Considering the quality and portion size, The Husky Bakery provides reasonable value for its pies. In conclusion, The Husky Bakery offers an average pie experience receiving a 6.5/10 rating. While it has its strengths, such as friendly service and reasonable value, there are areas, like flavor balance and seasoning, where improvements could enhance the overall dining experience. PieMuncher.

It's an amazing place, but neighbouring beaches are just better, so it has stiff competition. But, it's close to shops. Amazing for kayaking. Advance level due to waves, boats, jet ski, and other things to look out for if you leave the bay.

Jervis Bay Marine Park is a coastal sanctuary known for its stunning beaches with powdery white sand and crystal-clear waters. It is a great spot for dolphin watching and offers well-maintained facilities including restrooms, picnic areas, barbecues, and ample parking. The park provides a tranquil escape, adventure by the sea, and a place to connect with nature.

Amazing and relaxed park. Particularly impressed by the six qualities : honour, courage, loyalty, integrity, honesty and respect on the remembrance.

Jervis Bay whitest sand beaches, Dolphin cruise, Boom Netting abundance of Nature Murrays Beach is one must visit beach, calm oceans, Best place u ever visit. COME HERE TO CATCH THE CRUISE FOR DOLPHIN WATCH. YouTube: @nidhinmj9

Jervis Bay Marine Park is a beautiful and unique destination that offers a range of activities for nature enthusiasts and recreational water users. Located on the south coast of New South Wales, Australia, the park is home to a diverse range of marine life, including dolphins, seals, and whales, as well as a variety of bird species. The crystal-clear waters of Jervis Bay are perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and scuba diving, and the park also offers a range of hiking and cycling trails for those who prefer to stay on land. The park is well-maintained and offers facilities such as toilets, picnic areas, and barbeque facilities. The staff at Jervis Bay Marine Park are friendly and knowledgeable, and are always happy to help visitors make the most of their time in the park. Overall, Jervis Bay Marine Park is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves the great outdoors and wants to experience the beauty of Australia's natural environment.

We were out whale watching at Point Pedicular lots of whales to see

Hot showers, dog friendly, park has its own boat ramp.. (and ample trailer parking) Large powered sites.. clean amenities.. Downside, pool and spa isn't heated. On-site coffee in the morning.. The water craft shown is Hobie Cat MIRAGE TANDEM ISLAND There is a dealership 800m away from the Park.. These are our own craft but you can hire other kayak craft from the office.. Small town 1.8km away has ice cream shop, the rsl club had amazing food, and dominoes that deliver..... Vincettia is a larger town with coles/wooly/kebabs etc but maybe 10kms away... On the water channel it was maybe a 15min paddle to Huskisson, the bay was amazing to sail in.. The parks onsite Staff were extraordinarily helpful taking me to my site and assisted parking my caravan, and were quick to attend anything else that came up.. They have a fire pit and they supply the fire wood logs too... They have one rubbish skip bin at the front gate which is good both leaving and coming back (hide evidence of food)... Would recommend.. Will likely return

Waited half an hour just for coffee, got to 40 minutes and still no food so we asked how long it would be, was advised another 20 minutes. They weren’t even busy so we got a refund and left. The chef looked very unenthusiastic and incapable of going faster. For a place with approximately 30-40 people in it, it should be a lot quicker for service.

Beautiful place, friendly staffs. Would love to try oysters next time

Came here for breakfast twice on beautiful hot mornings at the Portside Cafe which sits right on the water opposite the beach entry into Huskisson. The view on a beautiful morning is just divine so location wise is just perfect. The food was pretty good overall but havent tried many of the dishes yet which means i may come back and review this post. We had smashed avo on toast, hash browns, big breaky, a breaky wrap and some juices. They were tasty with a good serving although they arent that big so you may want to order more if you're mega hungry. Price wise is ok but could be cheaper for the portions you get. Check out the photos and the view! We will be back to try more.

I very seldom give a bad review; I can usually find some positives. The one positive here was that my husband's meal was tasty. 45 minutes after ordering I still had not received my meal (hubby had finished his). When it was eventually brought to me, it was wrong and I did not have the time to wait while they prepared a new one. Staff were disinterested and not customer focused at all. It actually pains me to say that I cannot recommend.

DO NOT COME HERE. We waited 45 mins in an almost empty restaurant. We should have left but were feeding our toddler. We asked repeatedly where our food was and was assured 3 times that it was "coming" or it was "being plated up". I can't believe we accepted the food especially when some other table also made a complaint and left without eating. Food was sad and so was the restaurant. As you can tell, the place was not busy.

We came for a late breakfast and to enjoy the view. Good prices and friendly service. There was a wait for the food to be served but in all fairness we were warned there was a wait when ordering and you could see the staff were busy. Meals were delicious. We had the whale of a breakfast, which had plenty of bacon, eggs, a lovely smoke chorizo, hash brown, tomato, mushroom and spinach on sourdough. Also had the eggs benedict on salmon which had 2 poached eggs with a fresh tasting sauce also. Nice meals.

Basically awful. Old bread, undercooked bacon, overcooked eggs, flavourless Hollandaise, cold waffles. Lazy cooking and overpriced. The worst combination. Disinterested staff and no atmosphere. Awful.

Food was great. Sydney City quality restaurant food full of flavour. A little bit expensive if you are taking a family to eat but definitely recommend their pizza and pasta. Service was accommodating during a busy night and were treated professionally with food arriving in a timely manner. Atmosphere and decor is lovely and comfortable. Wish more restaurants and cafes in the Shoalhaven region had these standards and quality food. Will revisit for sure as a Shoalhaven resident.

We had dinner here last night with o reservation and it was busy. Table outside was lovely. Between 4 ppl we shared 2 pizzas and 2 pastas plus a rocket salad. The kids loved the spaghetti colognes and we loved the mushroom ravioli. All of the food was delicious and in fact much better than we expected. I would highly recommend and will be back again. Oh and the service was awesome too!

The only two nights in Jervis bay we went here to eat . BEST choice. Amazing pasta pizza and the most delightful risotto. All good so flavourful . I want to come back to jervis bay just to eat to this food again !!

We had dinner on a busy Friday night. The pizza and desserts were delicious and the service was efficient and friendly. A true taste of Italy!

Everything was perfect as usual for my birthday on Tuesday night….my favourite place to eat. Peter & Eva & family are talented & just lovely, with wonderful staff.. An authentic Italian experience with unbeatable atmosphere, very homely & all by the wonderful Jervis Bay. Everyone should get to experience this at least once & if you are a local, this will soon become your local restaurant. Whether it’s a pizza-night (and their Pizzas are THE best wood -fired pizzas around) or if you are after something more, because their Gnocchi, Risotto & Pasta dishes are exceptional…especially the seafood, you will leave happy. A seafood dish & garlic wood-fire pizza with a side chilli oil, finished with one of their homemade Italian desserts is my favourite.. They also have delicious cocktails, wines & good coffee. I could go on & on really, but my whole family agree, Peter Eva and is an outstanding restaurant!.

Fantastic Italian food. Was recommended to me by a local. Dint disappoint. Busy Saturday night, packed out and still got a table. Excellent customer service. Food was tasty as. Menu is diverse. 🤌🏼🍕💕

We randomly dropped by this restaurant, and the seafood pasta was excellent — the seafood was very fresh, with just the right variety. It wasn’t overly saucy or bland. 👍👍👍

Pasta Buoy has a unique concept that perfectly matches the relaxed seaside vibe of Huskisson. Don’t be fooled by the takeaway paper bowls or the buzzer pick-up system — the flavors (and the prices!) are far above casual dining standards. The pasta is handmade, super fresh, and pairs really well with the sauces. The service is quite slow, but the dishes come out steaming hot and freshly made. The outdoor seating area is lovely and inviting, though unfortunately, there’s not much shelter when it rains. We tried the Buoy Ragu Lumache — not the most surprising dish, but a solid choice with plenty of short rib, great for meat lovers. The Squid Ink Spaghetti with seafood, cherry tomatoes, garlic cream, and wine flavors was full of depth and easily our favorite of the two.

the Cacio e Pepe Gnocchi and the Carbonara were absolutely delicious! they were rly rich and creamy!! perfectly cooked and so satisfying 💕 highly recommend this place if you’re craving authentic and comforting pasta dishes!

Really disappointed with the food here. It's rated so high and was looking forward to some luxury pasta. The first few bites are tasty but as you get through it you realise that the sauce is just almost completely salt and it's really overpowering. We got the pesto and the carbonara, which I understand obviously have an element of salt to the sauces as is natural, but there's clearly lots of added salt which is way too much. For the expensive price you pay ($60 for 2 bowls of pasta), I would expect much higher quality. For the quality you get it's maybe worth $15 a bowl. The pasta itself is good but the sauce leaves a lot to be desired. On the plus side its a nice atmosphere with a great happy hour between 3-5 with $5 schooners.

Food is yummy and high quality for the price. Vibes are immaculate and lovely. Such a beautiful place to catch up with friends over great food. Highlight of my trip to Jervis Bay!

Great find! Recommended by friends, and Pasta Buoy delivered. I had the lasagne and shared the garlic bread which made the perfect pairing.

Stopped by Pasta Buoy while visiting Huskisson and was pleasantly surprised. The pasta tasted fresh and homemade, with generous portions and rich, flavourful sauces. The vibe is relaxed and coastal — perfect after a day around Jervis Bay.

Ordered the buoy ragu, Pesto pasta, kids butter and cheese and the garlic cob loaf (it was quite busy so we took the dinner home). The food was delicious, variety of pasta, slow cooked meat and the freshness of the sourdough and pesto, would definitely recommend!

Hidden away at the end of a quiet dirt track just outside Nowra, Paperbark Camp feels like a secret waiting to be discovered. The elevated treetop setting is tranquil and secluded. Arrive a little early and you can enjoy a glass of local Shoalhaven wine by the fire pit outdoors or relax by the cozy indoor fireplace, which immediately sets the tone for the evening — warm, welcoming, and unhurried. The staff deserve a huge shout out, in particular Susie and Violet, who looked after us with warmth, humour, and genuine care. Their attentiveness elevated the whole experience and made the night feel like dining in a good friend’s home. The restaurant has recently moved to a set menu format. While some might miss the choice of à la carte, I found it refreshing to be guided through a menu that encouraged me to try dishes I might not normally order. Here’s how the Winter menu unfolded: Flatbread, Zatar Spice A perfect way to start: warm, soft bread carrying the bold, earthy kick of za’atar. Simple, rustic, and exactly what you want in that first bite. The optional sourdough was also outstanding — crusty, hearty, and served with rich butter. Mussels, Green Mango, Cucumber A bright, surprising dish where briny mussels were lifted by the sharp tang of green mango and the cooling freshness of cucumber. A clever balance of ocean and orchard. Pork Rillettes, Black Barley, Radicchio Described by our server as a deconstructed dumpling, an apt description of this deeply savoury pork, paired with the smoky chew of black barley and the slight bitterness of radicchio. Rich and hearty, yet with enough balance to keep it light. Charcoal Chicken, Roast Alliums, Koji (with rice, sambal, daikon) I’ll admit, chicken often feels like the mundane choice on a menu — but not here. Smoky from the charcoal, deeply flavoured with koji and sweet roasted alliums, it was exceptional. The accompaniments of rice, sambal, and daikon added both comfort and a little spark. Blackberry, Grapes, Umeshu, Granita A refreshing close to the meal. The sweet and tart notes of blackberry and grape combined beautifully with the plum wine’s depth, all sharpened by icy granita. It felt an odd choice for a winter menu but still very enjoyable. Paperbark Camp is a restaurant that surprises you from start to finish. From its peaceful bushland location to the warmth of its service, it feels special without ever being pretentious. The set menu approach works beautifully here, and the kitchen clearly takes pride in showcasing fresh, seasonal ingredients in thoughtful ways. If you’re anywhere near the Shoalhaven, make the short detour down that dirt track. What you’ll find at the end is one of the most memorable dining experiences in the region.

Beware: Said it has Ala carte online but you stuck to a 4 course set menu, they have addressed this constant back and forth change many times in comments. But the bigger problems is the inconsistency and holes in the food. We payed around $245 for a set menu with two non alcoholic drinks. Super small portions but the biggest problem was the mains. Over salted beef cheeks and under seasoned beetroot, the server said it would be an interesting surprise that she hopes we like but all in all it was too salty to eat. Sour dough ice cream was actually a pannacotta that wasn’t set properly and overly sweet. With bread crumbs on top. Restaurant boasts native ingredients with none on the menu. The food was confused and the flavours may have worked but it is the clear the chef couldn’t execute properly what he was trying to create. For that price to get such little food and for it to be so average is very disappointing.

We had a wonderful stay at Paperbark Camp. The check-in process was smooth and effortless, setting the tone for a relaxing getaway. The hospitality was exceptional, warm, generous, and genuinely welcoming throughout. One of the highlights was the food: absolutely fantastic, with fresh, beautifully prepared dishes that made every meal a delight. A truly memorable and refreshing experience in a stunning natural setting. 10/10. Would recommend. Looking forward to visiting again soon.

This was my 3rd time at The Gunyah over a number of years and I can honestly say it gets better every time. Our recent meal was fantastic; a delicious set menu of 4 courses, every one of which was sublime and intricate, with excellent service, a good drinks menu, including good non-alcoholic options, and reasonably priced, especially considering the quality. Thoroughly enjoyed spending my birthday here and look forward to visit number 4 already.

What a beautiful place. Violet (I think that was her name) was a wonderful host. I loved the usher tinkler Prosecco. We will be back for sure

Went to The Gunyah Restaurant for a Anniversary dinner and was pleasantly surprised. The quality of the service and the atmosphere was excellent and the food was exceptional. It was a set menu (Winter), and the food was fresh, full of flavour and cooked to perfection. I'm not sure about other nights but I can say that going there on a Sunday night for dinner, the atmosphere was just right for a nice cozy meal. The service was friendly and professional with a description of each portion of the meal explained when it arrived at the table. I will be looking at going again on the next special occasion which will be a new menu. Check the menu before you book to ensure it's the right food for you but if it is, I'm confident you shouldn't be disappointed.

Been here a few times for breakfasts and dinners. Breakfast is yummy and great coffee. Dinner was excellent too. My only disappointment was that if you stay for the weekend, the menu options are the same on both evenings for vegans so you have to eat the same dinner 2 nights in a row. The atmosphere is super, staff are so friendly and accommodating and this place is just magical! A really special place for a visit and would highly recommend