The Leopard Deli is a fresh and vibrant addition to the Blue Mountains dining scene, bringing continental flavours and European deli culture to Leura.

Offering a slice of high-design sophistication, and a playful 70s-glam aesthetic, Blaq is vibrant, polished, and effortlessly chic, with a globally inspired menu that is strictly local and seasonal.

Fed is a local favourite, perfect for a lazy weekend brunch. They also serve as a boutique deli, with plenty of delicious options to grab-and-go before taking in one of the local waterfalls.

Originally a meeting place for local conservationists, the ‘Hut’ is now a striking, mud-brick building, home to a cafe offering hearty meals and sweeping views of the Jamison Valley and Mt. Solitary.

Kickaboom is a vibrant specialty coffee hub that brings a slice of Surry Hills cool to Glenbrook village, serving a rotating selection of beans from top-tier roasters.

A favourite for locals seeking something special without leaving the Mountains, the menu blends Mediterranean influences with modern Australian classics.

Taking up residence within the charming surrounds of a heritage estate built in 1898, Avalon invites you to step beyond the ordinary, serving their unique style of hospitality for the past 35 years.

Named after the local postcode, 2773 isn't just a cafe; it’s a sprawling, indoor-outdoor eatery designed for sun-drenched morning breakfasts and long afternoon lunches

Housed inside a converted church, Bowery Kitchen and Bar is the perfect spot for sharing an intimate dinner, catching up with friends at the large communal tables, or dining al fresco in the courtyard.

If you suffer from menu fatigue, this might be your ideal spot. This street-food eatery operates on the simple premise - around the world in 8 dishes.

Tempus is a cosy, upscale bistro-style eatery on Katoomba’s main street. By day, a bright, casual café and espresso bar, and in the evening, a sophisticated diner, perfect for a date night.