Awesome food and lovely environment, a bit hidden from the main road…read more Most expensive freshly squeezed juices.

We really enjoyed our breakfast at The farmer's Wife. I think their use of quality ingredients is…read morewhat sets them apart from other places in town. Great coffee, too! The restaurant is tucked away but look for the yellow bike on Sackville Street and you won't miss it.

Well, you probably don't go to Warrnambool so see the art gallery, but it certainly is a nice…read morelittle place to visit if you happen to be down there. Actually, for an art gallery it is really quite small, but when I was wandering around the place earlier this year I saw it and decided to have a look inside. It turned out that I had pretty much seen everything that it has to offer in less than half-an-hour. Still it's pretty cool that they have set aside the place in Warrnambool to display works of art, even though most of what is on display is probably created by the locals. The problem that I faced was that when I was here it happened to be the week after a special exhibition had finished, which I have to say was really annoying. Still it was a pretty decent half-an-hour that I spent in here.

Consistently good coffee, ex Melbourne barista who is the owner!…read more Food is good also, fruit toast and relish have been stand outs for us. Friendly staff and baby friendly.

Had a great experience here. Great service and good food…read more Really hit the spot. Very welcoming and family friendly. The owners do this town justice. Hope it all prospers.

Fantastic gem of a place hidden away here in fairyland known as port fairy. The midnight feast and…read morewhite chocolate combination is superb. Great decor too. It looks a little dry when served but it is smooth and moist to eat.

Delicious and flavour-packed homemade ice-cream. Great dairy-free options as well! Well worth…read morevisiting!!

The Pavilion Cafe & Bar is probably your best bet for breakfast in Warnambool. Almost all tables…read morehave panoramic views of the ocean. It's worth coming here just to have a coffee and watch the sea. The menu is your typical brunch fare and while it isn't a place that you'll be wowed by the food, it is very solid given that you're in a regional town. The pancakes with macadamia nuts was a definite winner and kept me full for the long drive back to Melbourne. Service was prompt and friendly---note you pay at the counter here.

Start your day with a wonderful view over the marina from Warrnambool. Young, fast and friendly…read moreservice. We had breakfast at the Pavillion. You get Bircher with fruits or scrambled eggs, bacon or a fresh mushroom and vegetable salat.. also the sweets were yummy.. go for it!

This was a rather nice cafe, though it was pretty packed as well. Then again this is probably…read moresomething that shouldn't surprise me all that much in a place like Port Fairy, especially on the weekend. We ended up deciding to grab a takeaway, namely because of time limitations, and that we had to be back in Melbourne that afternoon. However, they had their own little takeaway stand, which was pretty good, and that also meant that I ended up grabbing what turned out to be a rather nice cup of tea. The service was pretty good as well, and it wasn't all that expensive either. Yeah, this place turned out to be quite nice.

Looks like a beautiful quaint little cafe, cute scarves in the window. I've been there a couple of…read moretimes with mixed results. Very disappointed with the coffees, price was very high, coffees were small- no almond milk, and was rudely confronted by the lady serving us when I asked for it. Thought about leaving then and there, but need for coffee too great. Bought a little bucket of mini yo-yos, they were tasty, but I didn't expect the $20 price tag. I think we will give it a miss next time.

This place is now called Tilly Devine…read more Borderline 3-4 stars. When you first walk in, it looks fantastic. Lovely atmosphere. Very relaxing. They sat us down and didn't offer us water and I couldn't find any. (Admittedly I didn't ask) Others were sighing that they had to get up and get their own. The eggs, bacon and vintage cheese with tomato relish on Turkish bread (which I changed to GF bread) was really tasty. It was big and it tasted great. We also ordered the brekky board. A little underwhelming. The board itself was uneven, like a chair or table. The eggs were gooey but, not that runny. The bacon was a bit fatty and could've been cooked a little longer longer. Everything else was fine.

This is a cute local spot to grab breakfast or lunch. You order at the counter and then the staff…read morebrings the food to your table. The menu had a variety of options plus some fresh bakery. I had a mixed berry smoothie that was creamy with a hint of berry. The corn and zucchini fritters were delicious and unique.