Lake Charlotte is a boutique winery and restaurant nestled in the midst of the picturesque Perth Hills region of Western Australia. I'm so pleased we decided to have lunch at this restaurant, it was a wonderful way to spend a Sunday afternoon.When you are in South Western Australia, it is a must to enjoy what at least one winery has to offer. We chose Lake Charlotte winery this time as it is one of the closest to the Chidlow area where we are living, and I had been there before on a previous visit with M&M and wanted Neil to enjoy it as well. It is only open on Saturday and Sunday and some Public Holidays. It is family owned and is For Sale. The current owners have been there for 12 years and want to spend more time with family and grandchildren.
View of Lake Charlotte from the balcony of the restaurant |
Lake Charlotte isn't located in the more well known Swan Valley region, but is still only one hour from the Perth CBD. It is a family owned business where the owner chats to the diners ensuring everything is to their liking. It was a cool day when we were there, and we were offered blankets to put over our knees as being North Queenslanders, we feel the cold more. However I declined as it wasn't that cold once the plastic blinds were lowered. A nice thought though.
A very nice Semillon from the vineyard |
This photo taken from our dining table |
Relaxing and enjoying a drop of the Semillon |
The dessert cabinet looked very inviting, however I find now that eating 3 large courses in the middle of the day is challenging as I get older. One table of guests had decided to sample all of the sweets with tea and coffee instead of ordering a main meal. Why not? So I just admired all of the desserts as they were taken to their table. However my eye was definitely on the Lemon Meringue Pie.
Thanks for dropping by.
Best wishes
Pauline
That looks like a lovely place to visit, Pauline. I have never been to WA and probably never will but I believe it is worth visiting. It is definitely cooling down here and was only 8C this morning.
ReplyDeleteYour temperatures sound like over here at the moment. I am really enjoying the lack of humidity. Never say never:)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Pauline!! 40 years is a real achievement and you both celebrate it in style :D
ReplyDeleteThankyou and I hope you are enjoying Easter.
Deletethat looks like the perfect day out. congratulations on your upcoming 40 year anniversary. I like the idea of a series of celebrations!
ReplyDeleteKim from Sydney
Thanks Kim.Happy Easter to you.
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