jarrahdale general store cafe

the jarrahburgeris all you ever need! hands down the bestburgeri've ever had. (each and every time i've ordered one)!
* i love the creativity of v-burger in vic park and the cool d.i.y. aesthetic of alfred's kitchen in guildford, but if you was a deliciously-awesome, serious burger, then this is where you come!

we often drop into this place as a midway spot when riding our cycles.
this morning stopped for a quick hot choc and a mocha.
the boss reckons it's the best hot choc she's had for few months (there's some shockers around perth. ) and they mocha with the extra shot was the best.
didn't have the the time or the capacity for a jarrahburger(not far enough distance either :-) ) but they are worth trying if you are up there.

will be coming back again!. dropped in here after a bush walk and we had the famous jarrahburgerand panini, the serves were huge but very tasty. can;t wait to go back and try of the other food they had on offer.

jarrahdale treasure. have been to the jarrahdale general store on numerous occasions and never had a bad meal, serving are large and lovely and freah. the staff are always friendly and even made my little staffy welcome by offering a drink of water. i have takien many of my friends and they all love the place. the jarrahburgeris huge and the chicken salad bowl plus avocado is one of the best i have had. keep up the great work ladies. every sunday the place is packed with bike riders, motor bikes and it's lovely to see people enjoying the relaxing atmosphere. they must be doing something right. :)

nice looking place but i would never stop there again. these guys did so many things wrong but the worst was the my per hate. when a customer places an order the person at point of sale, if they have half a brain, should let the customer know if there is going to be a long wait. this enables the customer to make a decision of whether to go ahead or find and alternative place to eat that would suit there time frame. in general people are happy to wait for food if they know up front of the estimated time frame. 40 minutes for our coffees and 50 minutes for food is un acceptable. the place was not even that busy. when our coffees $4.50each came out they were burnt. tasted like instant coffee with milk throth on top. we ordered two cheese burgers with chips for my wife, 3year old and i to share. when they did finally come out they had put mayonnaise in them. my wife, being pregnant, can't eat mayo so went up to the senior looking person behind the counter and asked if she could get anotherburgerbecause she was pregnant and the menu never said anything about mayonnaise. the hag behind the counter went into defensive mode and said "that's not our problem. we are not going to just make you another burger. you will have to wait in line for the other orders in front of you". so we demanded a refund and my pregnant wife had to go without. wile i ate myburgeri could hear the staff behind me saying" why did you give her money back, it was her fault". i have never in my life had such bad service. this place should be shut down. over priced poor quality meat patty burger.

went here last week on a rainy day. very nice atmosphere. relaxing and nostalgic. had the jarrahburgerwhich is massive. beautifulburgerwith real butter on it and a very nice meat patty.
ingredients are fresh and bread is fresh. will defiantly return. also had the chicken souvlaki here about 2 years ago and that was also beautiful. it also has nice outdoor seating on the deck and down near the gardens.

great find. my mum and i came across this place one day when we were driving for my hours for my license. the food is amazing, wether it's aburgeror scones with jam and cream. the staff are friendly and it's a great place to sit and unwind. this became a regular for us on the weekend and since she passed away from cancer 3 months ago i will start coming back as it was one of her favourite places to be.

fantastic jarrah burger. whenever i go there, the service is always fantastic. the jarrahburgeris the bestburgerin town. well done!