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Blue Mountains Restaurants
Echoes Restaurant & Bar Blue Mountains
Average cost: $$$
Cuisine type: Modern Australian
Set on the edge of Echo Point, Echoes Restaurant pairs elegant mains like slow-roasted lamb and pan-seared barramundi with sweeping Jamison Valley views. It’s just a short walk from the Three Sisters, making it a top pick for sunset dining after a day at Scenic World or Prince Henry Cliff Walk. The views alone are worth booking ahead.
Recommended dishes: Pan Seared Scallops, Lamb Rack, Tuna Entree,
Yellow Deli
Average cost: $$
Cuisine type: Wholesome Café / Organic
This timber-lined café in Katoomba looks like a hobbit house and serves comfort food to match—handmade sandwiches, hot soups, and house-baked cinnamon buns. It’s a cozy stop after walking Katoomba Falls or catching the Skyway.
Recommended dishes: Reuben Sandwich, Beef Chili, Waffles
Bakehouse on Wentworth
Average cost: $
Cuisine type: Bakery / Café
With outlets in Leura, Blackheath, and Glenbrook, this bakery is a reliable stop for quick, delicious eats. Grab a kangaroo pie or sausage roll before heading to Govetts Leap or Sublime Point. The croissants are buttery, the meat pies flaky, and the sourdough bread is a must if you’re packing a picnic for a bushwalk.
Recommended dishes: Kangaroo Pie, Raspberry Muffin, Pepper Steak Pie
Avalon Restaurant & Cocktail Bar
Average cost: $$$
Cuisine type: Modern Australian
Set in a restored art deco cinema on Katoomba Street, Avalon blends playful cocktails with mains like kangaroo fillet and pumpkin ravioli. After a day at Scenic World, come here for moody lighting, theatrical decor, and a relaxed yet polished dinner. It’s an atmospheric choice for travelers who want something a bit different but still deeply satisfying.
Recommended dishes: Eye Fillet Steak, Slow Cooked Lamb, Garlic Bread, Grilled Figs
BLAQ Restaurant & Bar
Average cost: $$$
Cuisine type: Farm-to-Table Australian
Located inside Kyah Hotel in Blackheath, Blaq serves locally sourced dishes with standout flavors like charred vegetables with ricotta or Riverina beef with mushroom compote. It’s ideal after hiking around Govetts Leap or checking into the hotel. If you catch their dessert madeleines or Monday-night Thai curry special, you’re in for a treat.
Recommended dishes: Pink Paloma, Oysters with Vinaigrette, Skull Island Tiger Prawns
Lookout Echo Point Café
Average cost: $$
Cuisine type: Café / Light Bites
Right at Echo Point Lookout, this café is about as close to the Three Sisters as you can dine. Burgers, quiches, scones, and coffee are the staples—perfect for a casual lunch break between walks. It’s touristy and a bit pricey, but the proximity and valley views make it an easy win for a snack or drink on the go.
Recommended dishes: Antipasto Platter, Maple Pumpkin, Hot Dog
Cassiopeia Specialty Coffee
Average cost: $
Cuisine type: Coffee & Light Bites
Tucked in central Katoomba, Cassiopeia is a favorite for quality espresso, single-origin brews, and a strong flat white. Open early, it’s a smart stop before sunrise at Echo Point or a morning hike. Grab a dirty chai or matcha latte, and if you’re lucky, a freshly delivered pastry to fuel the day’s adventure.
Recommended dishes: Banana Bread, Chai Latte, Cold Brew Kenya
Darley’s Restaurant
Average cost: $$$$
Cuisine type: Modern Australian Fine Dining
Darley’s at Lilianfels Resort brings heritage charm to fine dining with valley views and ornate interiors. After walking Echo Point or exploring Leura Cascades, book a romantic evening here and try the Glacier 51 Toothfish or pheasant. With impeccable service and attention to detail, this is the Blue Mountains at its most refined.
Recommended dishes: Charred Asparagus, Beetroot Pastrami, Wood Fired Smoked Pork Belly
Arrana
Average cost: $$$
Cuisine type: Modern Australian Degustation
In Springwood, Arrana offers a sophisticated tasting menu with native Australian ingredients like finger lime and emu. It’s a great prelude if you’re driving in from Sydney. The mocktail pairings and thoughtful service round out a uniquely immersive food experience especially for travelers curious about contemporary interpretations of bush flavours.
Recommended dishes: Mushroom Emubush, Douglas Fir Ice Cream, Spammer Crab, Pinnacle beef