A lovely place to have a lunch while driving along the Old Main Road. Varied food in a truly fine landscape. Definitely worth a pit stop.

A lovely little spot for lunch with absolutely amazing views. Although dining alone I was made welcome and believed my custom mattered. Lovely, friendly staff with a good choice of dishes

Good wholesome food, but sure gran at home could do better! Big portions so don't order too much! Deceivingly expensive compared to the quality received!! Photo is from our trip to the restaurant!

Friendly reception and thereafter everything went south. The waiter was more interested in chatting up and flirting with a guest and discussing her personal life. When we received our food it was bland and tasteless. Had a hard time getting the waiters attention and as...More

The Pot and Kettle is a great mid way spot between PMB and the North Coast and it was a great setting for a family get together. We were served by a very friendly and efficient waitress who knew the menu and specials and made...More

6 of us had been on the road for several hours and had been told about this place. We decided to pop in for a burger (it was highly recommended). Very attentive and lovely staff. A view to die for overlooking the 1,000 Hill area....More

Visited on a misty day but still can appreciate the beautiful surroundings. Wide selection of eats and drinks. Good number of tables to sit at and look at the view. Staff attentive. Prices reasonable

A quick breakfast out with the in laws and family was middle of the road at best. An understaffed floor meant waiters struggling to keep up with service, cold fairly average coffees being brought after a long wait were drunk eventually as no one came...More

This used to be the place to visit. It has excellent view of 1000 hills but the whole place has deteriorated. The buffets are not up to standard.

This was my second visit to the Pot and Kettle, the first of which was about 4 years ago. Unfortunately, the restaurant appears to have gone down in quality, in my opinion. We stopped by for a small lunch while touring through this area. My...More