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Wombat Hill House

Central Springs Road,
Daylesford VIC 3460

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Sun-Tue:

8am–3pm

Wed-Thu:

Closed

Fri-Sat:

8am–3pm

Alla Wolf-Tasker and team welcome you to Wombat Hill House Cafe for simple food, sourced locally wherever possible, and served in one of Daylesford's most beautiful locations.

Situated in the midst of wonderful gardens on an ancient extinct volcano - Wombat Hill House Cafe is a place of great enchantment where even a furry and ponderously slow wombat, might grow some wings and fly.

Drop in for a great coffee, a glass of wine, a sweet or savoury snack or just a bit of warming comfort food. Wine by the glass and bottle to enjoy on the premises. A small range of beautiful mementos are also available to purchase in-store and online.

No reservations, free parking, pets welcome and wheelchair access.

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