Two Beans at Carome Estate

It's a very nice cafe with an awesome outdoor setting. We visited the place on a cold day, so we had to sit inside. It was warm, cozy, and very pretty. There were a few fireplaces inside, some fake and some real. The food and coffee were pretty good. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The place has noce gardens around the house. Nearby, there is ground with lots of Kangaroos roaming freely. Overall, it's a nice place for great weekend outings.

Went for a weekday brunch and the place had a really nice charm. However, the food was terrible. The croissant with chilli scrambled eggs came with a soggy croissant (definitely not freshly baked, definitely from a supermarket packet) and the eggs had no flavour/was a folded omelet more than scrambled. My friend’s fritters were soggy and undercooked with runny batter. Coffees were okay. Wouldn’t recommend for food although place has a lot of potential and a nice atmosphere.

This venue used to be good but it’s gone downhill since we first came. I believe it’s changed ownership. My partner ordered a steak sandwich which he said was pretty nice, however a little sloppy. My risotto was absolutely terrible. The portion size was child sized and there was very little chicken, and this was boiled. Had zero flavour and was very bland. Was one of the worst meal I’ve had in a while. We also ordered an ice coffee which was pretty average. The service is non existent and the cutlery at our table was dirty. Certainly won’t be coming back here again, which is a pity , as it’s such a nice venue.

A perfect place to have a relaxed breakfast or a slow lunch. Top quality food, with excellent presentation. It is located in a rural area, yet next to the suburbs. Kangaroos can be found outside welcoming you when you visit. The service is excellent and the folk seem to love being there. It is an excellent example how to salvage heritage buildings and make them useful and open to others to enjoy. Highly recommend, and take a stroll around the premises before and after to explore the old machinery and land.

Made a booking for 11 people. Arrived and there was no table available for our group. So we were given 2 tables, next to each other, but splitting up our family group gathering, for Easter (disappointing). Ordered meals at 11.20am. We were told by the waitress, that we had to order quickly if we wanted to order off the breakfast menu, as orders for breakfast stopped at 1130am. So we ordered our meals, quickly. Our meals arrived, with the waitress bringing an extra kids meal. She stated we ordered it, but we were sure we didn't. She became passive aggressive, telling us we could take it away. But we said no, as we didn't order it. She become more aggressive stating we had ordered it, and she had read the order back to us. We reiterated, we didn't order it, so she took it away. A few minutes later, another waiter returned and apologised, as that order was for another table. This interaction ruined the vibe of our Easter Family get together. Anyway, the food was pretty good, not great and not bad. The location was nice, having a walk down to the Plenty River after our meal.