The Big Strawberry in Victoria

"If you're visiting Bearii, this is a wonderful place to explore, especially for children. They offer a delightful strawberry vine, a variety of playful activities, and beautiful lilies that can bring joy to visitors of all ages."

"Absolutely a must see. It was an incredible surprise given the relatively understated exterior. But once inside a quick 30min breakfast stop turned into a 4 hour adventure. Great food. Friendly and helpful staff. Our 7 year old loved the indoor playground. Fantastic collection of old motorbikes and other unique historical items in the “man cave”. Awesome fresh produce and amazing strawberry and honey products. An exceptionally “must visit” if in the area. Was the highlight of our 4 days in Cobram/Tocumwal area."

"Absolutely beautiful food, staff jams, a booze yum. Has everything there. If passing, stop! Well worth going in. So much to see and buy in there. Scone and jam and cream omg! Coffee was nice and strong! Thank you"

"We got here at 11am luck as we missed the massivce crowd . And got our food before a huge influx of people. Free wifi is good but we sat next too the kids play area, it's a good idea , it's $750 pp under 3 is free but they have a seperate area beside the play ground that all costs money . I wanted to order a burger but was 30 min early to order one but people I saw ordered them that was annoying . But I was lucky I ordered the chicken msredrd mustard Spanish rostie it was really nice I'm lucky I ordered that. The okay prices I think are too expensive potentially $5 or over a total for the table kids play for free. All the food and coffee was pretty good . The kids pancake with other was the same price as one on the full menu that U got 2 pancakes good scoop of strawberry ice-cream and strawberries in the pancake so we got that instead , that wasn't a kids meal. The only in the kids area the wife could of been better and lower kids play prices should be lower everything else was good if eat again if I'm in the area. Staff where all friendly and polite and happy and enjoying their job ."

"We found this 'big thing' quite by accident and decided to stop in for lunch and a look around, after photo opportunities in front of the Strawberry we headed inside the restaurant/Cafe. First impressions were wow! This place is absolutely rocking, the dining area is huge and was packed out, we had a browse through their souvenirs section before ordering lunch. TheIr menu was quite large with breakfast options as well as lunch option, plenty of items for the sweet tooth as well. Price was not to bad, about what I expected really, service was a little slow because they were so busy at the time, we ended up having to sit outside as there was nothing left inside the restaurant. Food was really nice, I had the Smashed Avo with Strawberrys, the missus had the baked spud and my son wanted Strawberry waffles. Very friendly service with a smile. A lovely day out and they have am indoor play area for small children and a man cave out the back with auto and motorcycle memorabilia, almost like a small museum."

"Well worth a stop. Yes it is touristy, but it's also grey nomads like us that come for a pic of the Big Thing and then spend a bit of money that goes back into the local economy. After reading the reviews, we steered clear of the waffles and pancakes and ordered scones instead. Very nice, along with strawberry jam and fresh whipped cream. I would recommend a stop here."

"Quick Stop on a long journey. It was very busy, although they tell me it gets busier. Coffee order was fast, bought some fresh fruit for morning tea for the drive. Fairly large indoor area with cafe, gift shop and local produce. Outdoor playground was good for the kids. Carparking was easy. Recommended for families planning a day out with Strawberry picking and lunch, or travelers driving through."

"Big Strawberry — Briefly Considered I stopped at the Big Strawberry without any particular desire for a strawberry, large or otherwise. It was simply there, and I was passing, which felt like sufficient cause. The strawberry is, as advertised, large. It does not attempt to disguise this, nor does it offer commentary on why it has chosen this scale. I stood nearby and looked at it from more than one angle, partly to confirm its consistency and partly because this seemed expected of me. There were strawberries available for purchase, though this felt secondary to the strawberry itself. The structure appears content with its role and shows no interest in expansion or explanation. I did not feel compelled to stay long, but I was glad I had stopped. The strawberry did not follow me when I left."