Werai Teahouse and Nursery
Werai Teahouse and Nursery
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Werai NSW 2577
Come and enjoy great coffee at Werai Teahouse and Nursery with over 25 different flavours of tea and the most divine cakes and sweet treats. Everything is baked fresh on the premises. Relax on the veranda and take in the beautiful view or relax in the air-conditioned Teahouse.
Open daily serving light lunches and hearty breakfasts. After satisfying your appetite wander through the ever expanding nursery.
Everything is 'home-cooked' on the premises. Breakfast served from 8am daily. High Tea is served every day (bookings essential) and the Teahouse is now fully licenced. Come and seel all the teapots. Lots of teapots of all shapes and sizes, all garden ornaments.
And for the discerning gardener, why not attend one of the many captivating and informative courses at the Werai Garden Nursery.
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