Dimities Cottage Restaurant & Tea Rooms

Wow, totally unexpected! Really fresh seafood for Good Friday dinner. $65/head, fresh oysters, king prawns, bugs and red spot crabs as well as an array of cold meats salads, hot vegetables seafood as well as a dessert bar to die for! Great atmosphere, highly recommended

I love their once a month seafood dinner. It is excellent food, friendly service and a great atmosphere.. it’s a nice big space air-conditioned for your comfort and a buffet style seafood dinner. All fresh collected from the coast the same day.

We camped for two nights at the Wondai free camping area and had morning tea at this lovely tea house. The owner is very friendly and accommodating. Anything he had on the menu he would do gluten free and the scones I had were really nice light fluffy unlike a lot of GF food. Very reasonably priced too.

The friendly host extended his opening hours especially to acommodate our group of cyclists for afternoon tea while we were on a break from riding along the nearby South Burnett Rail Trail. The historic cottage is full of charm and the verandah is a lovely spot for a Devonshire Tea. This was good value with a pot of quality tea and a large homemade fluffy pumpkin scone with jam and cream. We almost missed this quaint cafe as it is set back from the road with a sign advertising gifts rather than food and drink.

Nachos was delicious. Big teapot for one and lovely freshly made scones. Sat on a sweet little verandah. Very friendly chap. Recommend.