Daughters at Hall

Daughters at Hall is a family-run café located in the quaint village of Hall, Australian Capital Territory.

The building that houses the café was originally built in 1889 and was the village's general store until 2014. It was rebuilt in 1984 but still retains its historic charm. The café is open for breakfast and lunch and offers a range of dishes, including vegetarian and gluten-free options. The café has a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with indoor and outdoor seating available. The interior is decorated with a mix of vintage and modern elements, creating a cozy and eclectic vibe. The outdoor seating area is surrounded by greenery, providing a peaceful and relaxing environment. Daughters at Hall is known for its delicious food and drinks. The café offers a range of breakfast dishes, including classics like eggs benedict and pancakes, as well as more unique options like the "Hall Stack" - a tower of bacon, eggs, and hash browns. For lunch, the café offers a range of sandwiches, salads, and burgers, as well as daily specials. The café also has a selection of cakes and pastries, which are baked fresh daily. In addition to its food and drinks, Daughters at Hall has several features that make it a unique and enjoyable venue. The café has a book exchange, where customers can swap books with each other. There is also a small gift shop, which sells a range of locally made products, including candles, soaps, and jewelry. Its historic building, eclectic décor, and unique features make it a must-visit destination for anyone in the area.