Restaurant

Leura Gourmet

159 Leura Mall, Leura NSW 2780, Australia

Recommended by 68 people

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159 Leura Mall, Leura NSW 2780, Australia

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HoursMonday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Thursday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Saturday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Leura Gourmet

Part gourmet provisions store and part sunlit cafe, Leura Gourmet pairs Blue Mountains valley vistas with hearty comfort fare. Snag a table by the rear windows away from the deli hum. The room runs brisk and lively—locals pop in for takeaway provisions while day-trippers linger over steaming mugs of cinnamon-chilli hot chocolate. The kitchen delivers rustic staples: thick chicken and leek pies, baked lasagne, and a restorative bowl of house pumpkin soup.

  • Valley vista tables: Large rear windows frame views stretching across the valley toward Katoomba.
  • Gourmet deli & pantry: The front shop counter is stocked with local cheeses, packaged treats, and prepared take-home dishes.
  • Modest BYO corkage: Guests can bring outside beer or wine to pair with lunch for a $3 per person corkage fee.

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Why Dine and Shop at Leura Gourmet

Discover why visitors and locals choose Leura Gourmet for scenic dining, takeaway provisions, and mountain stops.

  • Panoramic Valley Views from Rear Dining Windows

    Large rear windows open directly onto expansive panoramas across the valley, creating a scenic Blue Mountains backdrop for sit-down dining.

    The large windows at the rear of the cafe provide a brilliant view of the valley and across to Katoomba.

    Kevin Marzahn
  • Relaxed Blue Mountains Ambience

    Diners enjoy slow, comforting cafe moments framed by tranquil mountain scenery and warm hospitality.

    The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with that perfect Blue Mountains charm that makes you want to slow down and stay a while.

    Gavin Jones
  • Gourmet Deli and Take-Home Provisions

    An integrated front retail deli lets guests pick up local cheeses, pantry items, and gourmet ready-to-eat meals to take back to accommodation.

    purchased subsequent ‘home cooked’ and delicious food items to eat at our accomodation. We just loved the zucchini slice and lasagne.

    Kevin Marzahn
  • Low-Corkage BYO Flexibility

    Guests can bring their own preferred beer and wine for a nominal $3 corkage fee, complemented by a boutique bottle shop right next door.

    BYO available - beer and wine - $3 corkage per person. The waitress even pointed out that there is a great bottle shop next door

    joanne mccormick
  • Convenient Trailside Refreshment and Dining

    A reliable mountain pitstop serving comforting hot dishes and specialty drinks that refuel visitors before or after highland treks.

    It is a great place to stop before heading to the Blue Mountains. I was lucky to get a seat with a beautiful view.

    Amanda O
  • Accommodating Group and Gathering Space

    Flexible seating and attentive hospitality cater effortlessly to touring groups, family outings, and celebratory gatherings.

    Great staff, accommodating of 13 people (we had to wait a bit but that's expected for our large group).

    Natasha Brown

Other favorites

Sweet treats, warming specialty beverages, and takeaway deli favorites

  • Chilli and cinnamon hot chocolate

    The chilli and cinnamon hot chocolate lovely on a fresh day such as today.

    joanne mccormick
  • Iced Mocha

    He also said his Iced Mocha, was perfect and old school, ice cream, cream no ice cubes, all very delicious

    Noel Davidson
  • Rhubarb and apple crumble cake

    Quote from friend: "Best food I've ever had in my life". They had the rhubarb and apple crumble cake.

    Natasha Brown
  • Zucchini slice

    purchased subsequent ‘home cooked’ and delicious food items to eat at our accomodation. We just loved the zucchini slice and lasagne.

    Kevin Marzahn

Frequently Asked Questions

How long should you expect to wait for a table?

Expect a wait during peak lunch periods and weekends, often taking around 10 to 20 minutes to be seated. Dining wait times can also extend during busy rushes, so plan extra time for your meal.

Where is the best seating for views?

The most sought-after tables are located at the back of the venue beside the large rear windows, which offer panoramic views across the valley and Blue Mountains landscape.

Can you bring your own alcohol (BYO)?

Yes. You can bring your own beer or wine to pair with your meal, with a per-person corkage fee ($3). Leura Cellars bottle shop is located right next door.

Can you buy deli goods and meals to take away?

Yes. The front section of the venue operates as a delicatessen stocking locally made goods, treats, and ready-made meals like zucchini slice and lasagne that you can purchase for takeaway.

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