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Potbelly at Medlow is a small, cosy cafe on Railway Parade in Medlow Bath, a short walk from the Hydro Majestic. Visitors describe a warm welcome and a fire lit in winter. It is best known for breakfast and brunch, with gluten-free and vegetarian options and a courtyard out back.
About Potbelly at Medlow
Food at Potbelly at Medlow
Breakfast, brunch and lunch are all served. One visitor says the crepes are their favourite dish, and another called the chicken and leek pie the best they've had. Regulars say the range of gluten-free options is a big plus, and one diner praised the gluten-free pastry. Vegetarian and vegan options are on the menu, and there is a kids' menu for younger diners.
Coffee and drinks
One visitor who stops in on every trip to the mountains called the coffee sensational, and said it is a big part of why they keep returning.
Facilities at Potbelly at Medlow
What visitors say about Potbelly at Medlow
- 💬Warm, friendly service that visitors mention on repeat visits
- 💬Good food, with breakfast and brunch singled out
- 💬Wide range of gluten-free options
- 💬Cosy, quaint atmosphere that suits dates and family meals
Near Potbelly at Medlow
Visitor tips for Potbelly at Medlow
- ✓Weekday trading ends at 3pm, so plan lunch earlier in the day.
- ✓If the front spaces are full, park around the back, one visitor says.
- ✓Takeaway is an option; one visitor's scones came with clotted cream and jam in containers.
Getting to Potbelly at Medlow
The cafe is at 1 Railway Parade, Medlow Bath NSW 2780, on the far side of the railway line from the Hydro Majestic. Coming from the west, drive past the Hydro and take the first right at the next set of lights. Parking is at the front, with more spaces around the back.
FAQ
Is there a kids' menu?
Yes, the cafe has a kids' menu and outdoor tables.
Are there gluten-free options?
Yes, regulars say the range is wide, and one diner praised the gluten-free pastry.
Can I bring my dog?
Dogs are welcome in the outdoor area.
Can I get takeaway?
Yes, takeaway is available, and one visitor's scones were packed with clotted cream and jam.