5
Elephant Hill
It's all about the food enjoyed in a sleek modern building overlooking the Cape Kidnapper cliffs.
A real treat, this place has so much to grab your attention starting with the prancing Elephant sculpture in the grounds. Although a sophisticated space with excellent service, staff were welcoming and we were not hurried. The menu had about six dishes for starters & main course with suggested wines to accompany to take all the hard work out of choosing. A bit more pricey it is a special treat but children and casual cyclists were making the journey out to enjoy the food. Lots of subtle flavours presented beautifully - check out the photos. I visited for lunch and enjoyed a glass of Elephant Hill Chardonnay. Elephant Hill is essentially a wine label offering a restaurant experience and cellar tastings which are free if you eat there. So you can try before you order which is a very sensible way of doing things as wines change all the time from year to year and vineyard to vineyard.
There is an outside deck and terrace and although elevated as is the restaurant all are easily accessed by wide ramped pathways. There is a separate large disabled toilet with grab handles by the toilet but not beside the basin.
It's all about the food enjoyed in a sleek modern building overlooking the Cape Kidnapper cliffs.
A real treat, this place has so much to grab your attention starting with the prancing Elephant sculpture in the grounds. Although a sophisticated space with excellent service, staff were welcoming and we were not hurried. The menu had about six dishes for starters & main course with suggested wines to accompany to take all the hard work out of choosing. A bit more pricey it is a special treat but children and casual cyclists were making the journey out to enjoy the food. Lots of subtle flavours presented beautifully - check out the photos. I visited for lunch and enjoyed a glass of Elephant Hill Chardonnay. Elephant Hill is essentially a wine label offering a restaurant experience and cellar tastings which are free if you eat there. So you can try before you order which is a very sensible way of doing things as wines change all the time from year to year and vineyard to vineyard.
There is an outside deck and terrace and although elevated as is the restaurant all are easily accessed by wide ramped pathways. There is a separate large disabled toilet with grab handles by the toilet but not beside the basin.
