Which Craft & Coffee Cottage, Murrumburrah-Harden

Which Craft and Coffee Cottage, Murrumburrah-Harden

The Style: Which Craft and Coffee Cottage is set inside a house which was built in 1902 and as you open the front door, it feels like you are popping in to visit an old friend. The dining room at Which Craft and Coffee Cottage is quaint and cosy - it is like the quintessential country kitchen from story books with a beautiful embossed ceiling, timber floors, tapestry wall hangings and a pantry bursting at the seams! In this case, the pantry is jam packed with local goodies for sale including jam, chutney, oils, dried fruits and cakes all at reasonable prices.

Dining room, Which Craft and Coffee Cottage, Murrumburrah-Harden

Local produce, Which Craft and Coffee Cottage, Murrumburrah-Harden

Local produce - Which Craft and Coffee Cottage, Murrumburrah-Harden

The entire house is open to be explored and there are arts and crafts of every imaginable style on display. All are for sale and if you are looking for a gift, there is plenty to choose from. There is a room full of baby wear, a room of goodies for the kids as well as several rooms with jewellery, clothing, wall hangings, cards and everything in between.

Devonshire Tea - Which Craft and Coffee Cottage, Murrumburrah-Harden

Devonshire tea - Which Craft and Coffee Cottage, Murrumburrah-Harden

Scones - Which Craft and Coffee Cottage, Murrumburrah-Harden

The taste: There is nothing nicer on a cold winter morning than Devonshire tea and the version dished up at Which Craft and Coffee Cottage certainly didn't disappoint. The scones were light and fluffy and the helpings of jam and cream were generous. Other items on the menu include quiche, sandwiches and cake.

Local craft - Which Craft and Coffee Cottage, Murrumburrah-Harden

Dining room wall hanging - Which Craft and Coffee Cottage, Murrumburrah-Harden

The crowd: Which Craft and Coffee Cottage caters largely to visitors. If you are passing through, Which Craft also acts as a tourist information centre and the volunteers who work there are very welcoming and happy to share their local knowledge.

Local craft - Which Craft and Coffee Cottage, Murrumburrah-Harden

The cost: The cost of a Devonshire tea was $8 and included two scones, condiments and a pot of tea. Menu items were all very reasonably priced.


The Location: Which Craft and Coffee Cottage is located at 19 Vernon Street, Murrumburrah (on the corner of Albury Street which is the main street through town). The twin-towns of Murrumburrah and Harden are located on the south west slopes of New South Wales about four hours drive from Sydney or  one hour and forty five minutes from Canberra.

Which Craft and Coffee Cottage

Which Craft and Coffee Cottage