NV Cafe - Upper Nerang

Visited this cafe a few days ago and absolutely loved it! The latte was great, not too acidic but strong enough to start my morning. read more Visited this cafe a few days ago and absolutely loved it! The latte was great, not too acidic but strong enough to start my morning.

Came here with a friend for brunch, and we loved the experience. read more Came here with a friend for brunch, and we loved the experience.

Stopped there between Natural Bridge and Purlingbrook to try their legendary scones which turned out not sooo amazing. However, the place is super chilled with... read more Stopped there between Natural Bridge and Purlingbrook to try their legendary scones which turned out not sooo amazing. However, the place is super chilled with a shady large round table and loads of space on the deck. Those breakfasts looked soo good, might have to go again just to try it. It's quite a popular spot with motorbikers and families, dogs are allowed and they sell handmade soap. So easy to just hang a little bit longer...

Located between Natural Bridge and Purlingbrook, this restaurant is a must-visit for its legendary dishes that are simply amazing. The atmosphere is cool and in... read more Located between Natural Bridge and Purlingbrook, this restaurant is a must-visit for its legendary dishes that are simply amazing. The atmosphere is cool and inviting, with a shaded large round table and plenty of space on the deck. The breakfast options looked delicious and are definitely worth trying. This place is popular among motorcyclists and families, and dogs are welcome. They also sell handmade soap, making it easy to linger a little longer.

The menu options were limited, and the burgers were just okay. In hindsight, we should have chosen a different restaurant, but we were intrigued to try it out f... read more The menu options were limited, and the burgers were just okay. In hindsight, we should have chosen a different restaurant, but we were intrigued to try it out for lunch. It would have been better to go somewhere else, as it was uncomfortably hot.