We stopped for a late lunch. Were handed a menu for the restaurant. Nice range of dishes, we had salmon on bed of mashed potatoes at $29 and 2 of us, fish at $22, plus a cappuccino each, total just under $90 (so coffees just over $5 each). We thought it was fairly pricey for lunch. (then noticed on tables a small menu with lighter meals, that werent mentioned to us, more what we were looking for). But, it was nice food.
They also have a range of honey and jams, chutneys etc. in another section, near dining area. About 10 honeys can be tasted, and there is a live bee-hive in a window, so you can see the bees busy making the honey. Was very nicely set up, and good to taste the different varieties of honey, but once again, fairly pricey to buy. Definitely tourist-pricing.
We enjoyed it as a once-off, but wouldnt stop again, because of price.