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Met friends for lunch at St Bernards Hotel - No Aircon where we were seated but the view was great. Had not been for about 20 years, so great to see the St Bernards were still an icon here. Dining was a pleasure - great menu and we all found a favourite dish to try. Tried a local Rose and thoroughly enjoyed. Fox and Hound is a great pub for an authentic English and Irish Menu, don't forget the Guinness. Plenty to see and do, take a couple of days to explore the area.

The boutique shopping was great! People were very friendly and the food was lovely! We had a coffee and a pastry from one of the boutique bakery/cafes and it was really tasty. We had a counter meal at the North tamborine bowls club and the staff there were very friendly. The experience of exploring the area was well worth the trip....

Mt Tamborine is a wonderful destination. The walks and the views are amazing. The area is brimming with wildlife and beautiful nature walks; there is a zipline through the treetops! There was even a peacock that seems to have made the garden at the Mount Tamborine Motel its home. The meals and service at St Bernard's Restaurant were very good and breakfast at Coffee Plantation was excellent. It's a wonderful destination for a romantic weekend or a leisurely holiday.

Lovely place to visit with some spectacular walks and scenery. We were there for 3 nights and 4 days and felt that was enough. A must do is watch the sunset from the hang glider launch / lookout, its stunning. The gallery walk is a bit of fun with lots of quirky shops and some nice places to eat, not many galleries though. Leaf Japanese restaurant is nice for dinner, its small so you might need to book, also lunch at the Cedar Creek Winery and Masons Winery are great with beautiful views. Fun day is at the Cauldron Distillery on the lawns with a gin or two, and the Witches Chase Cheese Shop and Fortitude Brewery was nice for a cheese plate with some great live music. Don't forget the Promenade Near Curtis Falls walk for lunch breakfast or an afternoon drink - its like walking into a little slice of Italy. Picnic is great for morning tea, and we intended to get back to try Wolf but didn't get there, it looked really nice with a creative menu. Some great walking tracks around the place, and the Botanic gardens are beautiful, glow worm cave and skywalk are also great to visit especially if you have kids.

A delightful area with many bush walks and waterfall walks. Spice of Life cafe, the Local Codfather, Birchgrove Nursery & Coffee shop, Canungra Hotel, St Bernard’s Hotel. It’s easy to find your way driving around Tamborine and walking. They have a number of good markets in the area. There are a few shops in Southport Street to visit as well. The weather is quite temperate so it’s very pleasant.

The town was small but active. Great food to be found and some really good walking tracks. Really worth the look. carparks are hidden got to look for the signs. Botanical gardens where ok good spot for a picnic. The glow worms where very interesting if not a short experience. the waterfall walks where good and easy to access from anywhere you stay in town, but they need some rain to make them spectacular.