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"This place has beautiful scones that are perfect to enjoy with coffee or tea with.. Also get nice views of the birds and forests as well.."
Phone: (+61)397552888
Address: 70 Monbulk Rd, Kallista, Victoria 3789, Australia, Emerald
City: Emerald
Monday: 9:00-17:00
Tuesday: 9:00-17:00
Wednesday: 9:00-17:00
Thursday: 9:00-17:00
Friday: 9:00-17:00
Saturday: 9:00-17:00
Sunday: 9:00-17:00
Dishes: 4
Amenities: 17
Categories: 5
Reviews: 30
Grants on Sherbrooke is situated in the heart of The Dandenong Ranges, Victoria, Australia. It is a popular stop as part of a coach tour through the quaint township of Belgrave, home of The Puffing Billy Railway. Just a short 5 minute drive through the roundabout and we are there. Guests exit the coach straight into the heart of the Australian bush, surrounded by towering Eucalypts. With over 130 species of birds within The Dandenongs, this is the place to get up close and personal to a few. There are tearooms as you enter and an outdoor deck, which brings the forest inside. There is an extensive range of souvenirs, cold drinks and snacks available from the indoor shop, as well as clothing,...
Decided to take the short drive (for us) to have lunch at Grants on Sherbrooke and arrived fortunately before some significant numbers on tours. Opted for the Special of the Day which was a delicious Chicken Breast Salad on rocket with crispy bacon pieces, and a tasty honey mustard sauce. Priced under $15 this was a real bargain dish that left nothing to be wanted. My partner chose the vegetarian Focaccia for the same price, and although she enjoyed it, I feel I had the better of the dishes. Double shot mug of coffee with a shared 'famous' vanilla slice really topped off our time on the balcony soaking up the Autumn warmth.
Enjoyed a stop here on our way to the Dandenongs with an AAT tour we took. We had a nice Devonshire Tea during our stop. We had Lamingtons with our tea and were also able to try Vegemite with crackers. (It is an acquired taste!!) We were able to feed the wild cockatoos, which was fun, they are pets in the states, loved seeing the birds in the wild. There is a nice gift shop which has reasonably priced gifts . We enjoyed a morning tea here of Devonshire tea . Would highly recommend this place to travelers, we were lucky & it was a stop on our bus tour ~ nice surprise.
Generally go early in the morning or towards closing as the car park fills early. There are hundreds of birds to see and have land on you (if you pay for entry). Popular with Asian Tourists. The gift shop has a large range of Australian items.
This place has beautiful scones that are perfect to enjoy with coffee or tea with.. Also get nice views of the birds and forests as well..
