Cu at Park - GINGIN

We are A group of Americans who looked at this place on yelp.

Stopped off here on drive from Gero to Perth. I ordered the snapper burger expecting a mediocre fish patty engulfed by bread. Instead, I got a huge beautiful piece of well cooked snapper in perfect crispy batter served in a roll and with chips. Best fish burger I've ever had. And that was only $18! Other meals looked just as good. Must visit if you're on the Brand Hwy.

Great food and service plus massive gluten free options!! Lunch and desserts overlooking park and river and old water wheel

Being in the area and needing a coffee, CU at Park came up as the place to go.The weather was raining but that only added to the beautiful view over the green park and water wheel.Although our order was not complete first time round, the missed beverage was quickly fixed and apologised for (let's face it these things happen).Unfortunately the cakes that accompanied the coffee were not amazing, but none the less were eaten.Overall service was goodCoffee was goodFood was okayView was great and peaceful

We decided to take a drive to the country for lunch and picked on Gingin as we have been here a few times in the past and like the place.There is little choice in the town for lunch other than this place and the local hotel. As we had previously visited the hotel we opted for [email protected] me say the this is an appealing venue and very nicely positioned adjacent to the large park in town. We sat outside in cooler weather but enjoyed a view of the waterwheel in the park.The venue was already catering to a table of ladies (about 12) and just a few other guests. I placed our order at the counter but we waited the best part of an hour for two relatively simple meals to be served. This was an extraordinary amount of time for lunch and can only assume that there was not sufficient staff on hand to cater to a growing lunch crowd.The meals attract no complaint and were quite good.One point I was really taken back by was when my wife asked for the location of the toilets, she was directed to the public toilets in the adjacent park.... it shocked me that a licenced venue did not provide toilets.They would have no control of public conveniences as to quality and cleanliness.