Kate's Berry Farm
Kate's Berry Farm
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9:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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9:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Tuesday
9:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Friday
9:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Saturday
9:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Sunday
9:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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Patricks2108
East Corrimal, Australia24 contributions
Jan 2020 • Family
Good signage and highly anticipated. Big let down, Kate was cranky and very short, someone had freeze dried her personality with the strawberries - just waiting for the next bus of tourists (dollars) to arrive. Expensive and not much value - we couldn’t be bothered looking at chocolate, electric fences around the strawberries would have been nice to have a walk. Unless you are in an Asian tour group don’t bother,
Written January 17, 2020
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evsmail
Melton, Australia24 contributions
Mar 2021
The rain started as we arrived, but we found a warm friendly atmosphere inside the cafe. My husband and I shared large warm scones with berry jam and cream.
Trying to find Addison Street can be a little confusing, but Kate has put up many signs which clearly show the way.
I was especially pleased to meet and chat with the "real Kate".
The local people were thankful for rain as the area doesn't receive a whole lot.
Trying to find Addison Street can be a little confusing, but Kate has put up many signs which clearly show the way.
I was especially pleased to meet and chat with the "real Kate".
The local people were thankful for rain as the area doesn't receive a whole lot.
Written May 10, 2021
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Dee R
Brisbane, Australia258 contributions
Sep 2021 • Friends
Kate’s Berry Farm was a lovely place for a meal break. Upon driving up to the cafe, the stunning display of vibrant purples daisies attract your attention. Jam tasting is on offer once inside the cafe along with a tour of the farm. While we didn’t go on the tour, we did order lunch. My friend ordered Humbleberry Pie which was chocked full of berries. I had French crepes with Berry compote and vanilla ice-cream. Both were delicious. Service was pleasant and very fast. This is a pleasant place to stop along the East Coast drive.
Written September 22, 2021
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AustraliaBoo
Dicky Beach, Australia368 contributions
Feb 2021
We loved our visit to Kate’s Berry Farm and adored chatting with Kate about our respective overseas travels particularly at this time when Covid has clipped our wings. But about the food - we had crepes (chicken for me, seafood for my birthday boy). Both hit the lunch time spot very nicely. We followed up with some of Kate’s delicious berry ice cream. Kate’s store has some amazing produce. I came away with a bottle of Strawberry Liqueur (which subsequently went perfectly in my Devil’s Corner bubbles) and a jar of Freeze Dried Strawberries in Dark Chocolate. I’m definitely going back for more - next time Strawberries in White Chocolate - will be a treat for Easter. Kate gets a top record from me.
Written February 21, 2021
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Julant55
Western Australia, Australia525 contributions
Mar 2022 • Couples
We had lunch at Kate’s Berry Farm today. Lovely spot, great views from the cafe & welcoming staff. We ordered 2 toasted sandwiches, plus a mug of coffee & a pot of Earl Grey tea for 1… and we just had to try a piece of Pie with icecream to share for dessert. The pie was definitely delicious but such a small serving for an $18.50 charge! But we are glad we tried it. The berry flavours were so rich & intense. Just rather expensive.
Written March 17, 2022
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Simon O
2 contributions
Mar 2024 • Family
Not a berry farm at all. No fresh berries during berry season….not even a berry plant/cane in sight. More a small, desolate, former berry patch, devoid of plants and several fruit trees, with no leaves.
$14 for 2 coffees in disposable cups, overlooking the dusty driveway where all visitor traffic passes less than 2m away from the dining tables.
Chocolates packed in little plastic jars with a healthy tourist mark up. Who knows what is actually made on site!
Actually quite amusing how sad it was. Captive audience on the East Coast tourist route?
Don’t bother turning off the main road.
$14 for 2 coffees in disposable cups, overlooking the dusty driveway where all visitor traffic passes less than 2m away from the dining tables.
Chocolates packed in little plastic jars with a healthy tourist mark up. Who knows what is actually made on site!
Actually quite amusing how sad it was. Captive audience on the East Coast tourist route?
Don’t bother turning off the main road.
Written March 25, 2024
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chick1
NSW140 contributions
Jan 2022
We had lunch here on our Tassie trip and had the seafood crepes which were delicious and quite big portions.
Lovely spot with friendly staff and great coffee.
Just note if coming in towing a caravan (which we were not) space is very limited and tight.
Lovely spot with friendly staff and great coffee.
Just note if coming in towing a caravan (which we were not) space is very limited and tight.
Written January 26, 2022
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Barbara K
Brisbane, Australia606 contributions
Nov 2019
Happened upon Kate's Berry Farm during our trip. We arrived mid morning and were delighted with the delicious morning tea. Coffee was lovely, pancakes, scones etc totally yummy. This place carries a huge range of jams etc, which sadly, we couldn't purchase due to weight restrictions on our luggage. I think this stop off would be really popular, not only for the food and coffee but for the beautiful views from its place on the hill. We were lucky to have arrived early as just as we were leaving a bus of Asian tourists arrived, and it became quite crowded. However, A fabulous stop off, highly recommend it. We could even park our cumbersome motorhome there which was a bonus. Next time, we'll bring less luggage and buy more!
Written January 4, 2020
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JD Oz
4 contributions
Jan 2024 • Couples
Very disappointed to find ‘Kates Berry Farm’ was completely devoid of fresh berries. The cafe/shop is incredibly expensive with $13.50 small jars of jam. $16.50 for a scone, jam and cream. $22.50 for a piece of berry pie. No RV or caravan parking on a hard-to-access site.
Written January 22, 2024
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Denise C
Brisbane, Australia97 contributions
Oct 2022 • Couples
What a gorgeous little place to have a cafe and shop with great views. We stopped for a coffee and ended up buying so much more in the shop. It was busy too, so very popular. We ordered coffee and a cream team; we’re sadly disappointed that in Tasmania the scone didn’t come with clotted cream rather than crappy whipped cream but the scone and jam were fab. Also they were busy and short staffed so our drinks came out much later but that’s just one of the struggles with staffing right now.
Written October 14, 2022
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Is the road sealed. Plan visit to area next Feb but in rental car
Written March 20, 2018
It’s partly sealed but having said that we were travelling in a rental car and had no problems at all. There is parking area
Written March 27, 2018
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