Peninsula Farm

Loved this place, went on the weekend, the food and coffee were great, a bit of a walk to the venue due to a busy car park but well worth the stroll!

As a part of my Sperm Donation Australia Tour came here after I was on the Channel 9 Today show that morning, I was feeling quite parched and had an awesome refreshing mango smoothy.

As expected, very busy on the public holiday long weekend. At least 45min for a seat and 20min for a takeaway coffee. Nice coffee thankfully! Limited parking but found more parking drive further up on the right.

The absolute cutest place with great service. However menu needs a revamp the food kinda sucks. For how beautiful the scenery is the menu needs to be better (no eggs benny).

Lovely place for a small events, picnic followed by a nice walk. The restaurant is lovely with great music and ambience.Be careful with the parking - we saw 3 cars get a fine for parking in a no parking zone!

Great location, awesome food, fantastic staff , only whinge is the lack of seating!

Lovely spot right on the river.A big thank you to the friendly, helpful staff. My giant sausage roll with salad was nicely presented and very tasty!

This Cafe is in a lovely location with a view of the river. Staff were friendly and helpful and the food we ordered was very nice. The children's area is excellent and keeps the little ones busy while you can sit nice and close to keep an eye on them. A nice relaxing place for a coffee or lunch.

Lovely, quiet location right on the river.Cafe currently open with basic, but tasty options.Unfortunately the house itself wasn't open on the day we went. Check the National Trust website prior to going to make sure this doesn't happen to you.Enjoyed the atmosphere though.

They have just reopened this week. This review page is a mix of old and new reviews/photos from before the renovations that happened recently.Beautiful!! The vibe of this place is immaculate, like Hamptons picnic! The renovations were so well done and it is perfectly shady and breezy on a hill overlooking the river. There are inside and outside tables on the paved area. There is also a children's cubby house, well stocked with Lego duplo, and play foods. Nicely shaded with old oak trees.I was looking forward to the Devonshire tea ($8one person, $15two people), but they had run out of scones! Ended up getting the grazing board($45), iced coffee with icecream($7), and a Bazinga juice ($9.50).Juice was fresh and icey, the coffee came with a generous scoop of ice cream.The grazing board came with three cheeses, some fruit (grapes and strawberries), olives, a couple of savoury corn fritters, chicken terrine, prosciutto, some pickled veg (carrots and fennel), and bread. It was nice, pretty standard. The chicken terrine tasted like rotisserie chicken from Coles/woolies and the corn fritters kind of tasted like the stuffing. I was expecting the Fritters to be warm but they were straight from the fridge maybe this affected their texture which was kind of doughy.We would have appreciated more bread for the amount of other things on the board. We ordered extra bread (2 slices for $4) so the board ended up being $49.Overall it is a lovely venue. The atmosphere was really great, and prices were worth paying for the view and ambiance. It's great to see that it was so busy just after re-opening. Would be so nice to have a glass of wine on a balmy evening or a slow lunch!