its a real gem and a great discovery that my husband and I came across whilst visiting family in the area.

We enjoyed the yummiest devonshire tea on sunday mornings, the scones were freshly baked and were still hot when served to us!

I am very pleased that my favourite tea Twinings is served!

One time I had a cafe latte which was very good too

i drove 25min to get there went in went to the counter to order and payed for sandwitch as the owner complained that she was trying to serve all the other people that i would have to wait till she served everyone else i was fine with this i waited for 1hour when i asked how long would it be before i would get my tea i ordered she stated iam trying to still do the other peoples things and that i had to wait. i waited for another 20min. i felt i had waited long enough i went to the counter asked what was happening to the other staff member that member stated to me like as if it was the first time she had heard it in her confusion and the bad interjection from the owner i said just forget about it all i going she ran stating to me were doing it right now i left being owed the money i had paid which was $16.80 i was not impressed

Approximate cost: $16.90

Eve is an excellent host and does the cooking. I can always get a pot of my favourite tea - Twinings Afternoon Tea -a 2 scones devonshire tea including my tea $8.00. Not bad and the scones are fresh baked. It's always a hard choice on the sweet side of things. Today there was Mango Cheesecake, Raspberry pavlova roll, carrot cake and of course scones. I settled on the Pavlova, yummy.

I love The Teapot Cafe, the service, the view & the food are all spectacular, a quaint little cafe with the friendliest service, try the scones they're superb.

Approximate cost: $10-$15

Saw the write up in The Age Sat May 30th 2009 - A2 Lift-out Winter Edition - Page 10 - Top Five Winter Teas - Lived up to expectation as written. Enjoyed Light Fluffy Scones with Jam & Cream and lovely pot of tea.

Approximate cost: $10 - $16