We stayed, unfortunately, only one night in the Shearer's Quarters and had dinner and breakfast the following morning at the Glasshouse Restaurant. The restaurant has been built on top of a hill in between the old Woolstore (which has been totally renovated and appears now...to be a large function room) and the old disused shearing sheds. As the name would suggest the restaurant has very large floor to ceiling glass windows that afford great views over the surrounding countryside. It was about a 7/10 minute uphill walk from the Shearer's Quarters to get to the restaurant. We were required to book both for dinner and breakfast. The dinner menu was not large with a choice from five entrees, four mains, three sides and four desserts though there were seafood and vegetarian options included in each of the first two courses. As entrees we had the lemon myrtle confit salmon and the octopus and mussel escabeche. For mains we both ordered the 200g eye fillet with cauliflower puree and baby vegetables with a side of baby potato salad. All of these dishes when plated looked appetising and didn't disappoint. The beef was cooked perfectly to order. For dessert we shared a Native Davidson plum and salted caramel bombe Alaska - delicious! We thought that most of the dishes were reasonably priced given where we were. Wine list again was not overly extensive and there were a number of good options at what appeared to be good restaurant price points. The menu for breakfast had six main choices included bacon and eggs, corn fritters, house made granola, walnut and raisin toast, house smoked salmon and smashed avocado plus a list of additions that you could have ordered to go with these meals. There was also a children's menu. We had the house smoked salmon, corn fritters, a jug of sparkling water, two fresh orange juices and two coffees and the bill was only $62 which we thought was comparable to most Sydney cafes. Staff on both occasions were very friendly and efficient. Would absolutely dine here again even if we did not have overnight accommodation at the property.More

Gone backwards in menu options, price and service. Was a disappointing visit today with our visiting family, thank god the outlook was good.

Best meal my wife and I ever had. Highly recommended. We will be back again, and again. The service and the friendliness of the staff was impeccable.

We had a window seat which was lovely, there is an extensive wine selection. The mains menu was limited due possibly to the covid virus but what we we chose which was all we ate, were very nicely presented and tasty. I highly recommend this...restaurant, the staff were perfect, the views great, the building is very unusual and I really couldn't find any fault with anything at all. It topped off a great stay at Goonoo Goonoo Station.More

we dined twice in the Glass house over our stay. Once for Dinner and again for Lunch. the food was amazing, presentation was exceptional and all the staff were fantastic!

The portions are a little on the small side but the food and the service was flawless. I would highly recommend it for lunch.

Stay at the station and breakfast for two mornings. These were lovely. Disappointed with dinner, the vegetables on the steak dish was cold. The Trevalla was ordinary, nothing special. Commented on cold vegetables to wait staff. She was most helpful and provided a discount on...the dish. Must mentioned all the staff were wonderful, with smiles on their faces, helpful all the time Recommend heat lamp be installed in kitchen to keep dishes warmMore