Here’s a lovely Terrey Hills cafe in a garden centre, so very handy for the weekends. We often come here for breakfast and then pick up what we need for our ill-fated gardening attempts.
Lots of families come here for lunch, it’s an excellent place to bring the grandparents.
Now, you need to know that locals call this garden centre Bonds Nursery, but it’s actually Flower Power, Terrey Hills. The cafe used to be called Cafe Mirabelle but it changed in 2016.
Got that? Right we are set.
The Cafe at Flower Power/ Bonds Nursery
277 Mona Vale Road Terrey Hills, Corner Cooyong Road
Phone: 0490 666 531
Websites: www.flowerpower.com.au
Open: Daily 8am–5pm daily
This is a cafe/restaurant in a garden centre, the seating is all indoors or undercover but is right next to the small, fully enclosed playground. The playground is a bit bare and ageing but it keeps my kids and plenty others amused.
The staff are child-friendly as are the meals. My teenagers scoff a Big Breakfast these days, and even the twins are no longer satisfied by the Seedlings brekkie, for aged 12 and under. So a visit with all the family is an expensive proposition for us.
This is a fairly large cafe, and a favourite for coffees and lunches among mothers’ groups and for families. There are three main airy rooms, the one closest to the playground is where most families and mothers’ groups hang out.
Toilets/Baby change: Yes
Highchairs: Yes
Children’s menu: Yes, see link to menus above
Mum’s report: Definitely the sort of place that works well for a family meal with aunties, granddads, the lot. The food is pretty good, though it can be a bit expensive. The kids like the play ground, and they also like to look around the whole garden centre, especially the big koi carp.
Parking: Car park at the front of the nursery
Bus stop nearby: Yes
Some Northern Beaches bloggers meet here every month or so, if you ever see a gaggle of women checking their phones and waving their arms around excitedly, that’s us. Come and say hello!
Have you visited ?
Don’t you love a garden centre visit with the kids?
Cheers
