Strawberry View Coffee Shack

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The Strawberry View Coffee Shack is a gorgeous brunch spot with stunning views. Located in Bellmere, it's built right on a strawberry farm, and has a beautiful backdrop of the Glasshouse Mountains.

The menu has a lot of mouth watering choices, involving, of course, fresh, juicy strawberries! I opted for the mini pancakes. My support worker chose a gorgeous strawberry kebab and the smashed avocado - yum!

We thought the prices were a little more on the expensive side, but when we saw the servings we were pleasantly surprised how plentiful they were.

The facilities were also fantastic, with accessible toilets, accessible parking, and flat ground, making it very wheelchair-friendly. I was very impressed, especially since it feels like you're in the middle of nowhere (though you really aren't). There was lots of spacious seating and there is even a little playground for the kids.

The atmosphere was quiet and serene, making it very relaxing to sit and sip a coffee in peace. It's such a beautiful spot to recharge and enjoy a scrumptious breakfast. I would definitely recommend it for a lovely outing with your support person.

Accessibility Information

🎟️ Cost

  • Costs vary based on menu choices.

When

  • 8am - 3pm.

  • Closed on Sundays.

📍 Where

Strawberry View Coffee Shack

205 Stern Rd, Bellmere QLD 4510.

♿ Companion Card

Not Needed.

😊 Customer Service

The staff were courteous and prompt.

🧑‍🦽 Wheelchair Access

Yes! There is accessible parking right next to the venue and accessible toilets.

🚗 Parking & Transport

Parking is free and easy next to the café.

🔒 Security

Very safe and it only has day time opening hours.

🐾 Pet Policy

Pet friendly!

🧘 Quiet Spaces

Not needed, as it felt like one.

🍔 Food Options

See below.

👥 Crowds

It was very quiet when we went. Very peaceful and relaxing. It can be very busy on weekends though.

I hope this information helps you plan your visit and encourages you to experience this wonderful café for yourself. If you have any questions regarding accessibility, please feel free to contact me.

Correct at the time of attending on 18 June 2025

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