Nash Gallery & Café

Beautiful ambience, dining on the deck or in the garden attracts miriads of birds. Inside is airconditioned with interesting crafted items for sale. Overall has a really nice feel.👌

As was expected, a busy little Cafe in Esk on Saturday morning, who would have thought.
The young ladies on the front counter were very courteous and helpful, with a good range of slices, etc, on display.
We ordered a coffee and cake each, and both arrived together and very quickly.
We sat on the open verandah as there were no spare spots on the lawn.
The slices were quite large portions, and the coffee was very tasty.
The only hassle was the wildlife.....no just kidding(see photos)

What a find we stumbled across in Esk! A lovely sunny day, we sat out on the veranda, they have a great lunch time menu to suit any and everybody. My wife and I had toasties one off the bone ham, cheese and tomato the other chicken, brea and tomato. Great flavour and you also score great hot chips. Washed mine down with this amazing iced coffee and my wife enjoyed orange juice from a selection of drinks in their fridge. Almost forgot, there is also a tempting array of cakes and sweet dishes for afters. Inside the house is an array of artwork if you are looking for something special. Highly recommend Nash Gallery & Cafe.

What a great little place. A grand old house converted into a warm and welcoming venue imbued with a passion for some life's greatest pleasures, food and art. Dog friendly, family friendly with plenty of seating inside, on the verandah and outside in the gardens. The menu includes gluten free options far beyond the usual salad. I looked inside the cake display fridge and went to comfort food heaven. Cakes the way Nana makes them, absolutely divine, every morsel was sincerely perfect. We shared a seafood platter as well and it was so nice to see chunky steak chips again. True to its olde world charm, the amenities are located out on the verandah and its a full bathroom. The place is immaculately clean and the grounds are beautifully maintained. Its up for sale at the moment, I hope it goes to someone as invested in maintaining the good old fashioned food, the love of art and the love of the community clearly displayed across its walls.

We called in for a coffee and cake. We ended up sharing a vanilla slice, which was amazing. Both had coffees, which were also very good. The staff were friendly too. We loved the white paper and crayons on the table, so we had to do some drawings. We went back the next day and had scones and coffee. They didn't disappoint either. When worth a visit when in Esk.

We had a lovely surprise when we popped into the cafe on our way home. What a find! Fantastic menu, including dietary requirements. Quite large servings. My Mum and I shared the Ploughman’s lunch, which was ABSOLUTELY delicious, 3 different cheeses- no less. My husband loved his burger and my daughter her BLT and chips. We would have had gluten-free cakes if we weren’t so full. It is quite a quirky cafe in a historical house. We would have loved to sit outside under the trees but it was over 35c and we escaped into the air-con.
The staff were all so helpful and it was great to see the enthusiasm of your young waitresses and waiter. They went above and beyond. Thank you for making our pit stop a highlight of our holiday. I learned so much about the history of Esk while eating our lunch. We will be back very soon!

An earlier reviewing complimenting the vanilla slice drew us to Nash on a hot afternoon. We sat in the garden with our two dogs. There was no bowls of water despite the many signs saying they were pet friendly. But one of the staff quickly brought us a dish when we asked and the dogs were very grateful.
Now to the vanilla slice - my husband declared it the best he has eaten in his life - and he’s had a fair few. The custard so light and creamy yet firm enough to hold its shape. The pastry was crisp and delicious.
I had the special of the day. Tempura snapper with piping hot crispy gluten free chips and a large helping of fresh salad. Good value at $27.95.
All up, a delightful spot to stop

Nash Gallery and Cafe is a feast for the senses. Located in a historic house in Esk, it offers a unique combination of art, food, and nature. I had the eggs Benedict for breakfast, and it was divine. The eggs were perfectly poached, the hollandaise sauce was creamy and tangy, and the bacon was crispy and smoky. The coffee was also excellent, and the service was friendly and attentive. I enjoyed browsing the gallery and admiring the beautiful pottery and paintings. Nash Gallery and Cafe is a must-visit for anyone who appreciates quality and creativity.

Nothing but good things to say about this place.
Homely vibe. Good and quick serves, even though it was busy. Food was excellent, fresh and beautiful presented

World's best sandwiches. I think about your sandwiches regularly and everytime anyone I know is going through Esk I request a sandwich delivery. The homemade bread is amazing, I'm convinced you make your own butter and poach your own chicken , these honestly are the best sandwiches and I really wouldn't bother checking the menu for anything else when you could try the home made bread filled with chicken and salad.

Have visited many times over the years and never have they disappointed. I was very excited today because they had a full, separate gluten free menu. I loved the enchiladas.
Make sure you call in there next time you're passing. You won't be disappointed.
There's even various forms of artwork you can view and purchase.

We are locals and take all our family and friends to this lovely cafe restaurant. The food is yum, lots of variety in cakes, slices and breakfast/lunch choices. I love the smoothies but often have a coffee because it is consistently very good, love that first sip! A nice country vibe and the staff friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend.

An amazing place for breakfast lunch or a quick snack for afternoon and morning tea. A great selection of cakes and yummies. Wonderful service and an old rustic. There is a great little playground for the children!

It was our visit to Somerset dam and we passed through this cafe and decided to drop by on our way back. The cafe is situated just by the road and gives you vintage feels as a wooden house turned into a cafe. There's a fountain right outside the entrance and the food is amazing too. We ordered chips, sandwich, iced coffee and hot chocolate. Everything was really commendable.
Loved our experience there.

This is the cutest cafe. Dog friendly which makes life easier when away on holidays. The staff are super helpful and friendly. Definitely worth stopping in for a coffee on your trip.

We always stop here for a meal when we visit Esk. The Cafe serves the most delicious meals and drinks. I love their iced coffees. The beautiful Queenslander building's rooms in which you eat are very tastefully decorated as galleries. Or you can enjoy your meals out on the balcony or outside in the gardens. Thoroughly recommended. Thank you for such an enjoyable experience.

Has a full page Gluten Free Menu. We chose a very tasty Carrot Cake & slice of Rhubarb & Fig pie from the cake cabinet .( They both looked so delicious & we both ate most before I remembered to take a photo on our plates , sorry) . Anyway they were both delicious would certainly recommend . The deck on the old Queenslander has a good atmosphere with a view out towards the mountains. Ordering is inside after the polite staff seat you at the next available, freshly cleaned table & explain everything you need to know. Lots of stuff in little rooms to look at, but as they also have diners in there as well ,we found it a bit inconvenient to look around. (Maybe on a less busy day)

Fantastic gluten free options! Beautiful atmosphere filled with wildlife.

Wonderful place. Staff are great. Food was sooo good. Even the extra guests were more then welcome.

Extremely nice experience. Good service and fast, really good food, indoor and garden tables, perfect. Will absolutely come back.