Call into Gundagai and take a trip down memory lane at the Niagara Cafe where the hamburgers with the lot, milkshakes and mixed grills are still the stuff of legend. Many of the original features still remain including the Art Deco door, the booths and mirrors, the shop front bow windows and the vintage neon sign.
The Niagra is a famous icon of Gundagai where Prime Minister John Curtin visited during the Second World War. The story goes he was in the region on a wartime fundraising mission and popped in late one evening for some steak and eggs. This story and other nostalgia from throughout the years are told on the walls in a collage of historical nuggets.
