Read the paper online and more with an all-access digital subscription for just $2 From what would otherwise be a unassuming foyer at the entrance of Kanandah Retirement VIllage, something exciting has emerged. The area has been transformed thanks to the addition of a new reception area and café. The café has been named in recognition of Kanandah's longtime logo, the 'Wattle Cafe', and was built by local tradespeople. Read also | Interim Heritage Order stop Regent Theatre development in its tracks According to a release from Kanandah, the café is - like Kanandah itself - a not for profit venture and aims only to cover its operational costs and not operate on a commercial basis. Its success is dependant on the patronage generated among residents, their families and staff. Kanandah says they're appreciative of the financial support provided by Moolarben Coal as part of their Community Development Fund and Kanandah’s Administrator, Sue Pearce says she is very impressed with how the café has turned out. “Kanandah’s Wattle Café has been built to benefit our residents and families, providing a social setting that allows for loved ones to be taken on an outing that may otherwise be difficult or impossible,” Sue said. Read also | Kandos Museum campaigns to save history from scrapheap “We have received wonderful feedback already from residents, family members and staff," "The café provides a bright, welcoming entrance to Kanandah and a happy buzz of people chatting as you pass through our doors." The café will operate from 10am to 3pm 7 days per week. The menu offers daily specials for lunch, morning and afternoon tea.
According to a release from Kanandah, the café is - like Kanandah itself - a not for profit venture and aims only to cover its operational costs and not operate on a commercial basis. Its success is dependant on the patronage generated among residents, their families and staff.
Kanandah says they're appreciative of the financial support provided by Moolarben Coal as part of their Community Development Fund and Kanandah’s Administrator, Sue Pearce says she is very impressed with how the café has turned out.
“Kanandah’s Wattle Café has been built to benefit our residents and families, providing a social setting that allows for loved ones to be taken on an outing that may otherwise be difficult or impossible,” Sue said.
