The Berry Farm

Very nice jams, the burger was a bit average. I would just stick with the sweeter options at the Caffe.

Cool place. 3 nice playgrounds for the kids to play on. The wood playground down the bottom could do with some shade, and the flying fox on the middle playground needed repairs, but apart from that, all good and the kids loved it there. Being able to see the animals was good fun, but the kids really wanted to get amongst it a bit more (petting/feeding/other perhaps?).

The food was ok, but it was the playground (for us) that made it worthwhile.

What a lovely little spot to stop for a lunch or morn/arvo tea.
We had lunch which was super yummy. But expect to share it with the local bird life they are not shy.
Will definitely be back very soon to try there scones with jam and cream. We were too full after lunch.
The cellar door sales were great. Lots to choose from you won’t walk away empty handed.

Gorgeous autumn day at the Berry Farm. Loved the cellar door tastings, picked up a few special bottles, and each enjoyed a Boysenberry pie accompanied by a Bellini (passionfruit/berry).

Scenery is beautiful, as is the location. The scones are not very good and the service is unfortunately lacking. This place has potential but will not be visiting again.

First time I have visited the Berry Farm though I've heard about it before. Stopped for a light brunch on the way to Augusta and it was busy at times but still plenty of available seating and privacy. Staff are friendly and helpful with very nice drinks and food, good old fashioned service. The gift shop catered for most tastes and reasonably priced items. We will be calling in again for certain and I can only highly recommend this place for a visit to anyone

Food was absolutely amazing! The food was fresh, healthy and really delicious. By far my favourite food throughout the whole holiday. The burger was amazing and the scones were absolutely divine. Can’t wait to come here again! Love this place!

The food is lovely, gift shop nice to visit. However it is not disability user friendly at all. The Camel rides, which I was really excited about, turned out to be two small camels cals for kids (that's great) but I was led to believe they were for everyone. I called 3 times to make sure. So after driving for two and a half hours to get there, I was left extremely disappointed.

Dropped in for an unplanned snoop, ended up having scones (with cream and jam), a burger, sausage rolls, milkshakes and some sparkling wine. It was all fantastic. The grounds are beautiful, sampled some of their wines and scooped some of the strawberry jam on the way out. Great place for the whole family, playgrounds etc, but not hectic at all. I'll be back!

A beautiful and relaxing experience. It is well worth the drive. Food and drinks were great and service was excellent.

The gardens are amazing and the food is good however, I have been here multiple times over the years and every time I find the customer service at the product counter/store disappointing. They ignore you, don't inform you of any products and are even rude sometimes.

Most relaxed happy environment with good food and great coffee with wrens sneaking crumbs off your table. The blue wrens were brilliant. After eating your meal or afternoon tea or both as we did we needed to stroll across to the produce shop to buy preserves and gifts for the Christmas stocking. Inside and outside dining. Then headed home for a beautiful drive through the country side. Don't deprive yourself by missing out.

I highly recommend the strawberry and kirsch jam it is delicious. My partner and I also had scones and coffee at the cafe. It was delicious. The place is peaceful and green with lots of beautiful flowers and birds. Highly recommend this place.

We stopped in on our way home from Witchcliffe. It was a Sunday around lunch time so notably quite busy - we brought our dog and the staff were incredibly polite and helpful.

The food was amazing, particularly the sausage rolls and pancakes.

I ordered a certain beer and was unfortunately brought the incorrect one (IPA instead of IPL) but can't fault the staff for that as they look identical - and I actually preferred the one that came out!

Can't fault this amazing establishment. $5 for a bag of Avocados is a no-brainer while you're there.

Ripper vibe and definitely going to stop there each time we go down south.

Happily giving the highest rating possible.

Staff were friendly, food was good and the birds where even friebdlier come and sat on you while you waited and ate tour food

Great service and fantastic Devonshire tea make this an ideal place for morning or afternoon tea. Adjoining cellar has extensive jams and condiments in addition to wine tasting. Cafe now has a new trendy outdoor bar

Started to visit the Berry Farm many years ago when you could go there and pick strawberries etc.
Beautiful Scones Jam and Cream
Excellent soups and meals.
Can be very busy during school holidays
Selling wines and liquors made from fruits in the local winery
Lots of little birds, such as green-eyes eating jam placed on little bowls and flying around through the trees
This is one of the places you must visit if your in the Margaret River region.

Amazing food and coffee here. Love the local produce. Breakfast and lunch are always amazing and I have never been disappointed. Any of the jams chutneys and spreads can be bought. The fruit wines made here are one of a kind and delicious fruity and sweet. I recommend here to everyone. Expect to pay $20-40 per head for breakfast/lunch.

We had a wonderful meal all 5 (adults) of us enjoyed our delicious lunch. Beautiful view, clean toilets and play ground for the kids.

Always stop here for scones and watch the little birds.
It was great today without the holiday crowds nice and relaxed.
Shared scones and the boysenberry pie both beautiful.