Courtyard Cafe Mogo

Not a huge food range but good for snackage before or after a ride. The fudge and lollies are primo! Great for dogs too.

Always love a meal here. Friendly staff and lovely fresh food. Nice atmosphere in the courtyard. My friend had "the Best salad sandwich she has ever had" and I always love the Mogo focaccia.

Great foodband drinks here. Toasted sandwiches were well made and are worth the price you pay. Milkshakes are also yummy and are worth trying, especially caramel and strawberry flavoured ones. Yours truly @fooderarri

We enjoyed ice creams as well as brunch (sausage rolls and quiche and salad). At both times we were served with a smile and had a great cafe experience and a small shop for a couple of board games.

The Cafe Mogo have Nice and friendly staff, great customer service and amazing food. We had Toasted sandwich and coffee, Muffin with Milkshake. There is seating outside the Courtyard, to have lunch, or ice cream, Toasted sandwich , and many more wonderful products. First European were the Barling Family settler's in the area, they obtaining land along Tomaga River. Mogo area was sparsely settled with Farming and Timber- getting as the emerging industries by 1850s. Mogo eventually had local own Cheese Factory and Timber Mill, supplied sleepers for the State's rapidly developing Rail network. In 1857, Mogo rose prominence when Two Timber cutters working at Cabbages Tree Creek, discovered a Gold Nugget , that they named 'Little Yella Fella ' (Little Yellow young male). 1870s that Mogo was officially declared a Gold Field, and by 1871 around Fifty Men were working in the Mogo Creek itself. Article published in the Moruya Examiner in 1888, 'Mogo was described as keeping a small but steady body of diggers at work, and there are yet very strong indications of good Gold Field being found within its limits. Later in 1800s Mogo's heyday was when the Towns population reached 15 000, and were more than 17 Hotels in the area, as well as illicit stills and wine shanties. As the Gold dwindled, so did the Hotels , until only the Commercial Inn remained. The Sharmrock Gold Mine opened in 1904 and closed in 1931, was the last Mine to operate in Mogo. Mogo was affected by the 2019- 20, Australian Bushfire Seasons. An very old timer building buried down, as well some houses were damaged in the Fire . 2016 census Mogo had a population of 322.

Simple cafe at Mogo. Coffee was not the best, but alright Food was good but won’t amaze you. But staff were friendly

A great meal - always is, friendly staff, great service. Adhering to covid rules very well. I love the Mogo focaccia and my sister had "the best salad sandwich she has ever had". So full of fresh salad and included things which she is used to paying extra for. The atmosphere is always lovely with ppl playing with the chess set and being away from the busy road. It's always the place for lunch for me.