Megalong Valley Tea Rooms

Megalong Valley Tea Rooms is a country café at 824 Megalong Road, with garden seating looking over open valley country toward the escarpment. If you're exploring Megalong Valley and want more than a quick snack, this is a good place to stop for Devonshire tea or lunch. The tearooms date to 1956, so there's a bit of local history with the break.

Scones and apple pie are the long-running signatures. The menu also covers all-day breakfast and lunch, with toasties and a pot pie of the day. A farm-gate outlet sells fresh vegetables and other produce grown nearby at LOT 101, so there may be something local to take along as well.

Megalong Valley had nine tea rooms in the 1920s and 1930s. This one opened in 1956, and scones and apple pie are still part of its appeal. It's an easy way to add a relaxed food stop to a drive through the valley.

The garden setting is part of the draw, but busy weekends and public holidays can bring queues and slower service. Arrive before the rush if you have a tight schedule; on quieter visits, waits can be short. Parking is usually ample, though it can overflow across the road when the lot fills. Disabled access is noted, but check the setup with the tearooms if you need specific arrangements.