Restaurants in Snowy Mountains
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Gourmet 42
Hung-over boarders and sleepy bar staff rock up to this small but busy café with excellent coffee. Soup and pasta are also on the menu. Coffee and dessert are available Thursday to Saturday evening.
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Kuma Pies & Pastries
This cosy slip of a cafe has bar stools where patrons can munch on a 'bushman' pie (cheese, bacon and beef) or a 'drover' (beef, mushy peas and bacon) for under $5. It does decent coffee.
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Snow Gums Restaurant
In the Perisher Valley Hotel, this is a fine dining option in a cosy room with a fireplace and atmospheric bar. The à la carte menu has something for everyone but the gnocchi is especially good.
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Ruffles Restaurant
Does a gourmet take on lunchtime favourites such as steak sandwiches, fish & chips and Caesar salads. It has a piano bar for cocktails - just turn a blind eye to the dated décor.
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Lott
In a kitted-out corner shop, Cooma's foodie hub has excellent coffee, hearty snacks, light lunches ($9 to $22) and pastries ($4 to $7) and is a provedore of all kinds of gourmet goodies perfect for picnics.
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Candlelight Lodge
For a true Alpine experience - the fondue - try this lodge's Swiss Gruyere and Emmental with white wine and schnapps or eye fillet fondue. It also has accommodation (see the website).
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Avalanche Café
At the bottom of Ramshead chairlift, this place has an open-air grill. The whiff of fried onions is enough to tempt anyone off the slopes for a steak sandwich.
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Pastry Box Patisserie
Opens at about 6am (knock and the pastry chef will let you in) with a selection of French pastries, chicken-and-tarragon pies, wraps, flans and sandwiches.
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Smiggin's Chargrill
Has good pizzas and a bistro menu the kids will love. It's reasonably priced with a late-night bar and live band on Wednesday nights.
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Credo
For a Mediterranean feast in a groovy establishment, this gets a good rap. It's a five-minute walk from the village centre.
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Thredbo Valley Distillery
Makes Wildbrumby schnapps. Sit down for a bowl of schnapps and a shot of soup!
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