Miss Heidi's Tea House

The best restaurant we had in our 7 days road trip. It is very warm with European style. The food is very good and Miss Heidi is very welcoming. She has shared the history of the tea house which is a touching story. We enjoy our lunch soooo much!! Will definitely visit again when we visit Cooma or Mt Kosciusko

Would definitely recommend stopping here if you go past , the goulash soup is one of the best. The apple strudel is one of the best I have tried . All the food is homemade on site . The staff are very friendly especially the mum , the kids said she was lovely . 10/10 would recommend, and please get there early because it's limited seating but wow is it worth it .

Aug 2025: STILL delicious! Heidi and the team are still serving up the same delicious recipes do yourself a favor and stop in to try their signature Austrian pancakes! 2024: still delicious and the OG owners are still here. They've been in business for 30+ years and ready to retire (sadly for me). 9 min drive from Cooma, the kransky and Austrian sausages were great, and of course the highlight is still the Austrian pancake! Come support them before the delicious menu is gone forever 2022: Stopped by for lunch on the way home from Thredbo (just over 1 hour drive away). The homemade soup with bread was delicious and the pancake was amazing. It tastes like a mix between crepe and pancake, and a bit crunchy on the outside. The berry compote was full of flavour and not totally mushy. Lovely quirky dining area as well with a nice fireplace. Will be back (hopefully they find new owners that can make the Austrian pancakes as well as they do)

A mainstay of Cooma, which never ceases to impress! Authentic cuisine cooked with love. I don’t know what magic gets worked on those pancakes, but they’re phenomenal. We sat outside and and enjoyed watching the birds bathing and listening to the sounds of nature. Highly recommend stopping in on your way through!

Best Strudel in NSW I was greeted with a warm smile by Chef Dot and shown to my table. She told me all about the history of the tea house including photographs from a page or two in the coffee table book. I had read the rave reviews about the strudel so ordered it and I was not let down. It was tasty, chock-full of apple and served with ice cream and cream. It was also a decent serving size. Every wall in interior of the tea house was decorated with nick-knacks and paintings.which helpedtransport you to Austria. The property is showing its age and it is in need of a spruce up but the friendly service and tasty strudel make up for it.