Belicious — Restaurant in Inman Valley

Very busy & extremely noisy. Took a very long time to get our food. And when we got it it was not hot at all. Tea was not nice either. Needs better car parking as there is no disabled parking available at all. We all were so looking forward to eating there but we won't be back too expensive & food just isn't worth it. If you like to wait for food that is cold then this might be OK for you.

In response to your reply that came in. No we were not there today. We were there on 5 Nov 2021. We had booked a table for a birthday lunch for my son & Dad. There was no designated disabled parking that we saw. Possibly all the motor bikes parked there. I use a walker & it wasn't easy for me to walk on gravel & large stones. The inside dining area was full. There also was lots of people outside. And as I said it took along time to order plus an even longer time to get our cold food. By the time we got our food our hot drinks were just as cold as our food. It was a complete disappointment...

Great place to visit in the "bush." For a different breakfast, lunch, or in-between experience, this is the place to be.

Owned and operated by Belgium chef Mario and with a multitude of decorations, it promises to be a joyful experience by customers of any age, whether visiting alone, with friends or a group. There is ample seating inside and outside and even a play area for the kids. The facilities (including toilets) are clean, the staff are friendly, and the food is fresh and tasty. This was my first visit. I felt welcomed by the staff and delighted to be offered a good table inside (by Alicia) even though I was on my own. Of course, I had to try the waffle 🧇 which was warm and crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. The homemade hot chocolate sauce had just the right amount of sweetness.

Note: There is a 10% surcharge on Sundays.

Also, don't forget to check out the 300 million year old glacier to the left of the...

I have been telling of Belicious to my friends for months and finally we got the chance to go.

Unfortunately we went there last Sunday. We didn’t book a table, but as we were close by I invited they to go. As we were asking for available tables to the waitress, we could note the lack of interest in her to provide service to us.

No smile, no greetings or any other way to show to us that we were welcomed. Probably we were not.

I got ashamed because for many times I planned to go from Adelaide with my friends only to go to Belicious.

The coffee was in the average, the waffle under average, the service was less than mediocre.

The only good thing was the vanilla slice, as always, but unfortunately it is not enough to make me...