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The Wayzgoose Diner
Description
Quaint, weatherboard setting with outside seats, for typical cafe food, plus kids' activities.
Nearby attractions
Nolan on Lovel Gallery
56A Lovel St, Katoomba NSW 2780, Australia
Nearby restaurants
Café Leura - Modern Australian Cafe Restaurant
180A Leura Mall, Leura NSW 2780, Australia
Leura Gourmet
159 Leura Mall, Leura NSW 2780, Australia
Lily's Pad Cafe
19 Grose St, Leura NSW 2780, Australia
Leura Thai house
130 Megalong St, Leura NSW 2780, Australia
Polar Bear Of Leura
135/139 Leura Mall, Leura NSW 2780, Australia
Red Door Cafe
134 Leura Mall, Leura NSW 2780, Australia
Landseer's Of Leura
178 Leura Mall, Leura NSW 2780, Australia
Leura Chinese Restaurant
145 Leura Mall, Leura NSW 2780, Australia
Mr Collins of Leura
128 Leura Mall, Leura NSW 2780, Australia
The Laneway Sandwich & Espresso
4/146 Leura Mall, Leura NSW 2780, Australia
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Blue Mountains Escapes Holiday Rentals
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Leura's Magical Manderley
157 Megalong St, Leura NSW 2780, Australia
Leura House
7 Britain St, Leura NSW 2780, Australia
St Raphael
27/37 Britain St, Leura NSW 2780, Australia
Bethany Manor Bed & Breakfast
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The Wayzgoose Diner
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The Wayzgoose Diner

174 Leura Mall, Leura NSW 2780, Australia
4.0(398)
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Quaint, weatherboard setting with outside seats, for typical cafe food, plus kids' activities.

attractions: Nolan on Lovel Gallery, restaurants: Café Leura - Modern Australian Cafe Restaurant, Leura Gourmet, Lily's Pad Cafe, Leura Thai house, Polar Bear Of Leura, Red Door Cafe, Landseer's Of Leura, Leura Chinese Restaurant, Mr Collins of Leura, The Laneway Sandwich & Espresso
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Phone
+61 2 4784 1973
Website
thewayzgoosediner.com
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Tue9 AM - 5 PMClosed

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Featured dishes

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Eggs On Toast
Poached, scrambled or fried (gf available)
Eggs Benedict
Poached eggs with bacon or salmon and hollandaise
Big Mountain Breakfast
Eggs (poached, scrambled or fried) with bacon, hash browns, haloumi and mushrooms on turkish toast (gf available)
Pancakes
With berry compote or whipped cream and maple syrup
Granola Bowl
With yoghurt & seasonal fruit

Reviews

Nearby attractions of The Wayzgoose Diner

Nolan on Lovel Gallery

Nolan on Lovel Gallery

Nolan on Lovel Gallery

4.9

(11)

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Things to do nearby

Spot glow-worms and wildlife in the Blue Mountains
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Tea, Talk & Tarot
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Nearby restaurants of The Wayzgoose Diner

Café Leura - Modern Australian Cafe Restaurant

Leura Gourmet

Lily's Pad Cafe

Leura Thai house

Polar Bear Of Leura

Red Door Cafe

Landseer's Of Leura

Leura Chinese Restaurant

Mr Collins of Leura

The Laneway Sandwich & Espresso

Café Leura - Modern Australian Cafe Restaurant

Café Leura - Modern Australian Cafe Restaurant

4.3

(485)

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Leura Gourmet

Leura Gourmet

4.1

(788)

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Lily's Pad Cafe

Lily's Pad Cafe

4.5

(645)

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Leura Thai house

Leura Thai house

4.1

(353)

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Edit in response to the owners reply: Obviously you don’t buy your ingredients at Woolworths, but in order to provide your customers with the products they drive hours for, sometimes you have to think out of the box and do what you have to do as a one off. As for your staff being miserable, yes they were. As for being busy, the place was empty when we arrived. As for us giving them a hard time, we are a very polite family and yes, on the day when they told us they didn’t have the scones, I was quite taken aback and questioned them, but that does not explain their demeanour when we first walked. The next day, the service was just as bad and they certainly did not mirror anyone’s positivity as I watched their interactions with other polite customers to see if it was just us, but alas it wasn’t, they treat all customers just as bad. Original post: We arrived at 9:15 on Monday morning to be told that they had run out of flowerpot scones. This is the only thing we came here for. I questioned how they could have run out first thing in the morning and was told they had run out of flour. I’m sorry, but this place is known for its flowerpot scones. Pop next door to Woolworths which had been open for over 2 hours, grab some flour and cook some scones. We travelled 2 hours to the Blue Mountains and one of the main things we came for were these scones. Luckily, we were staying the night, so we were able to get some the next day. The scones themselves are delicious as always, but they are no longer served in the terracotta flower pots, which is disappointing. As for the service, there is none. There is no greeting when you enter and there are no smiling faces. There are simply miserable people doing their job at the most basic level. They need reminding that this is a customer service industry. When we were told there were no scones, there was apology and no attempt to make the situation better. We felt like we were inconveniencing them by asking for them. When we returned, the service was no better. When we finished and we’re leaving, we walked past 2 staff members who did not even acknowledge we were there. How about a “thank you” or “have a good day” or “how was everything?” We have been coming here for years and have recommended so many people to come and try the scones. In fact, one of our friends was here on the weekend enjoying the scones, but based on my experience this time and what I have now read on these reviews, I won’t be back unfortunately.
J PJ P
Wayzgoose is a cute cafe in the centre of Leura, with somewhat kitschy atmosphere. Its pink, pokadots and teen-like atmosphere seems attracting some people. Their food was good. We ordered Reuben toastie and chicken Cesar salad, with cheesecake for dessert. Reuben toastie had pulled beef but not pastrami, which was still very yummy but not what we expected. Chicken cesar salad was crunch, salty, and flavoursome with enough anchovy. Cheesecake was the highlight of the meal, berry compote on top tasted the best! I wonder if it was housemade? The crust was not soggy but crunch, and the cheesecake was really nice. Most of all, the cake was not sickly sweet but sweet and flavourful. In fact, their chocolate milkshake was perfect as well, not sickly sweet but has balanced flavour. Staff was friendly and helpful, loved their cheery smiles and comments. Overall enjoyed the experience, thank you.
Xin Ru TohXin Ru Toh
Retro-style eatery located within Blue Mountains Leura Village, just opposite Josophan's Fine Chocolates. The menu had a handful of vegan and vegetarian items, and gluten-free options were also labelled. The vegan food I ordered wasn't anything to shout about; nonetheless I was glad they catered to different dietary needs especially since the fully vegan eateries in Blue Mountains have closed down. The service was fast and efficient, which I really appreciated as I was on a group day tour and only had a limited time at Leura Village for lunch. Indoor and outdoor seats available. P.S. The word "Wayzgoose" refers to an annual celebratory meal for staff of a printing press, so the name of the eatery is a nice tribute to the fact that this building used to house the local printing press.
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Edit in response to the owners reply: Obviously you don’t buy your ingredients at Woolworths, but in order to provide your customers with the products they drive hours for, sometimes you have to think out of the box and do what you have to do as a one off. As for your staff being miserable, yes they were. As for being busy, the place was empty when we arrived. As for us giving them a hard time, we are a very polite family and yes, on the day when they told us they didn’t have the scones, I was quite taken aback and questioned them, but that does not explain their demeanour when we first walked. The next day, the service was just as bad and they certainly did not mirror anyone’s positivity as I watched their interactions with other polite customers to see if it was just us, but alas it wasn’t, they treat all customers just as bad. Original post: We arrived at 9:15 on Monday morning to be told that they had run out of flowerpot scones. This is the only thing we came here for. I questioned how they could have run out first thing in the morning and was told they had run out of flour. I’m sorry, but this place is known for its flowerpot scones. Pop next door to Woolworths which had been open for over 2 hours, grab some flour and cook some scones. We travelled 2 hours to the Blue Mountains and one of the main things we came for were these scones. Luckily, we were staying the night, so we were able to get some the next day. The scones themselves are delicious as always, but they are no longer served in the terracotta flower pots, which is disappointing. As for the service, there is none. There is no greeting when you enter and there are no smiling faces. There are simply miserable people doing their job at the most basic level. They need reminding that this is a customer service industry. When we were told there were no scones, there was apology and no attempt to make the situation better. We felt like we were inconveniencing them by asking for them. When we returned, the service was no better. When we finished and we’re leaving, we walked past 2 staff members who did not even acknowledge we were there. How about a “thank you” or “have a good day” or “how was everything?” We have been coming here for years and have recommended so many people to come and try the scones. In fact, one of our friends was here on the weekend enjoying the scones, but based on my experience this time and what I have now read on these reviews, I won’t be back unfortunately.
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Wayzgoose is a cute cafe in the centre of Leura, with somewhat kitschy atmosphere. Its pink, pokadots and teen-like atmosphere seems attracting some people. Their food was good. We ordered Reuben toastie and chicken Cesar salad, with cheesecake for dessert. Reuben toastie had pulled beef but not pastrami, which was still very yummy but not what we expected. Chicken cesar salad was crunch, salty, and flavoursome with enough anchovy. Cheesecake was the highlight of the meal, berry compote on top tasted the best! I wonder if it was housemade? The crust was not soggy but crunch, and the cheesecake was really nice. Most of all, the cake was not sickly sweet but sweet and flavourful. In fact, their chocolate milkshake was perfect as well, not sickly sweet but has balanced flavour. Staff was friendly and helpful, loved their cheery smiles and comments. Overall enjoyed the experience, thank you.
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Retro-style eatery located within Blue Mountains Leura Village, just opposite Josophan's Fine Chocolates. The menu had a handful of vegan and vegetarian items, and gluten-free options were also labelled. The vegan food I ordered wasn't anything to shout about; nonetheless I was glad they catered to different dietary needs especially since the fully vegan eateries in Blue Mountains have closed down. The service was fast and efficient, which I really appreciated as I was on a group day tour and only had a limited time at Leura Village for lunch. Indoor and outdoor seats available. P.S. The word "Wayzgoose" refers to an annual celebratory meal for staff of a printing press, so the name of the eatery is a nice tribute to the fact that this building used to house the local printing press.
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4.0
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1.0
2y

Edit in response to the owners reply: Obviously you don’t buy your ingredients at Woolworths, but in order to provide your customers with the products they drive hours for, sometimes you have to think out of the box and do what you have to do as a one off. As for your staff being miserable, yes they were. As for being busy, the place was empty when we arrived. As for us giving them a hard time, we are a very polite family and yes, on the day when they told us they didn’t have the scones, I was quite taken aback and questioned them, but that does not explain their demeanour when we first walked. The next day, the service was just as bad and they certainly did not mirror anyone’s positivity as I watched their interactions with other polite customers to see if it was just us, but alas it wasn’t, they treat all customers just as bad.

Original post: We arrived at 9:15 on Monday morning to be told that they had run out of flowerpot scones. This is the only thing we came here for. I questioned how they could have run out first thing in the morning and was told they had run out of flour. I’m sorry, but this place is known for its flowerpot scones. Pop next door to Woolworths which had been open for over 2 hours, grab some flour and cook some scones. We travelled 2 hours to the Blue Mountains and one of the main things we came for were these scones. Luckily, we were staying the night, so we were able to get some the next day. The scones themselves are delicious as always, but they are no longer served in the terracotta flower pots, which is disappointing.

As for the service, there is none. There is no greeting when you enter and there are no smiling faces. There are simply miserable people doing their job at the most basic level. They need reminding that this is a customer service industry.

When we were told there were no scones, there was apology and no attempt to make the situation better. We felt like we were inconveniencing them by asking for them.

When we returned, the service was no better. When we finished and we’re leaving, we walked past 2 staff members who did not even acknowledge we were there. How about a “thank you” or “have a good day” or “how was everything?”

We have been coming here for years and have recommended so many people to come and try the scones. In fact, one of our friends was here on the weekend enjoying the scones, but based on my experience this time and what I have now read on these reviews, I won’t be back...

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2.0
1y

I've eaten here on two other occasions over the last 2 or so years. Went up to the Blue Mountains for some sight seeing with friends. I took some international guests to Wayzgoose for the flowerpot scones which are one of the signature food items here. Came on a Tuesday and ordered coffees and the scones around 1:30pm. Cafe was busy but not flat out. We were able to get seating and place our order.

Drinks came out super fast (in about 5 minutes) but the scones took 35 minutes to come to the table. I asked a young waitress after 15 minutes what had happened. She checked with staff and said they were on their way.

I didn't want to ask again so what do you do after that? You just wait.

Heard the manager/owner then say to the kitchen at 2pm that "the scones really need to come out now". When they came about 2:10pm, one of the people apologised and said the orders had been mixed up. I thought that would have been checked after asking the waitress in 15 minutes.

It was really disappointing and the scones were not the greatest. They weren't fresh so guessed they are pre-made on the day and just heated in the oven which should be quicker than the time it took to receive them for us.

When I paid, I was told that our scones had gone to a completely different table and just sat there by the manager/owner. Not sure what story to believe? Don't want food being at someone elses table for 10-20 minutes or did they just forgot about us. I think the latter and perhaps they could have offered something to make up for the poor service.

I'll go somewhere...

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1.0
3y

Unprofessional staff...asked us to wait outside but kept letting others through...I went in to remind that ai am waiting outside...and yet we saw a group walk right in ..

Discourteous, indifferent, didn't even have...when I said I have been waiting and you are letting others through...didn't even bother so much as conveying the regret let alone apologize for the despicable behaviour

Edit (in reponse to restaurant's comments)...

That's convenient to call me whatever!

Truth is, the lady I went to follow up with who was at the billing counter (wears specs)...but she simply turned away and pretended to attend to someone, even as I was trying to talk to her!...I later tried to pick up the conversation with a person who was making coffee (Adult) who was indifferent to me "talking"...at this point my words were, " Are you guys planning to serve us or what..." the young girl you are referring to, happen to walk out of the kitchen & into the conversation...unaware, she said, "there'd be a wait" to which "my response was ...not directed at anyone and inarguably annoyed..., "I understand, and we were waiting by the door and we see 2 groups being let in...it's not like we neeed to eat here you know...this is so uncool"

Starnge this is the restaurant is trying to pick a squabble still.. without acknowledging the circumstances that led to the unfortunate moment!

To the little girl, You did everything right, girl; and my apologies. I intended none of it for your or wasn't even...

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