Glasshouse Plantation

Lovely lady who served us. We had the ice cream mammio. Macadamia and ginger. It was wonderful. Gonna try their homemade jam, mango and ginger, tomorrow.

This place was awesome. You can buy some local products like macadamias or juices, honey, and other nuts and things and eat.them like a picnic under the trees. There's also a cool stingless beehive to check out and you can smell the sweetness of the honey as you get near it.

Tables and chairs as well for a.relaxing day. They have a free self guided tour of everything they're growing. Definitely worth a look if you're up there.

The most magical place, with produce provenance measured in metres! Wonderful little self tour of the trees and plants around the farm shop. Run by the most friendly people. The mango and macadamia jam was beautiful with cheese! One of my favourite stops in the area.

Never thought their ice creams and jams would make my girls ask for another visit to the glasshouse mountains.

Lisa & Co make a great coffee. Never skimps on shots. Great stopover when we're out and about checking our bee hives.

I do recommend it’s ideal to read a book to relax Enjoyed their coffee as ideal to have help the local industry and take the views of glasshouse Mountains and it’s good to help the local industry

Great little shop. Friendly people. Locally grown produce, home made condiments, jams, chutneys. Great coffee. Crack your own macadamia nuts. Property has views of some of the Glasshouse Mountains. Kangaroos sometimes hop across or graze on the property.

We had carrot cake, brownie, mocha and hot chocolate on the way home. It was wonderful, slow paced, outdoor seating with fresh air and great views.

Nice little shop selling homemade jams, honey, macadamia butter and macadamia related products.

Gorgeous little coffee shop.stop and have a cuppa with cake. Splurge on macadamia nuts homemade jams and spreads.