The best crepe I have ever eaten! Sweet and perfect! We were traveling on the great ocean road and…read morestopped in for lunch. A very nice sweet gem indeed and yes they do accept credit cards

These guys have either just started, or are just about to finish, running a cafe. They have no clue…read morewhat they are doing. The whole operation is very disorganised. The coffee is hit and miss. And it's no wonder, the poor bloke operating the coffee machine has to run coffees out to tables in between making them while the inept and personality deficient till operator struggles to take orders. Meanwhile, the "crepe chef" meanders about in the background doing his prep while customers queue up at the till and then move along for a painfully long wait for their average coffees. Fawlty Towers comes to mind watching this lot. Both times we went here, simple takeaway coffee orders took 20 mins... even when they were not very busy. First time the coffee was pretty good. Second time. One was terrible and the other average.

Great classic takeaway fish and chips. We had grilled flake and calamari rings on the beach and…read morereally enjoyed!

Wandered in there with the GF a couple of day ago, and got a seafood platter for two. Four pieces…read moreof fish, four shrimp, two scallops, four calamari rings, a bunch of fries and some salad. The fish and shrimp were passable. The scallops were disappointing, as were the fries. The calamari rings were absolutely vile. Like they had been burned to a crisp, an then re-battered and refried? The consistency of an old shoe lace. Apollo Bay is a coastal town. There is no excuse for serving something that clearly came onto the plate by way of a long stint in a freezer. And even if you do frozen stuff, there is no excuse to fuck it up the way they did. Do yourself a favor and keep away.

Another great lunch stop at the end of our Great Ocean Road trip! This halloumi sandwich was…read moredelicious! There's also a nice shop for local wares and souvenirs.

Cute little cafe in port Campbell serving up fresh cafe fare and drinks. Great place to stop and…read morerefuel while doing the Great ocean drive.

Coffee was good and serving ample. Service was pretty slow though, so be prepared to wait. Also no…read morewifi

Great Monster breakfast. Friendly, fast. Best coffee in Australia. I had a long black and my wife…read moreloved her flat white.

Delicious spot - vegan and gluten free friendly. Got the super mex salad which was hearty -- only…read morefinished a third and carried the rest away. I got it with meat but it has plenty of protein and fiber from the chickpeas and quinoa. Make sure to get the Oreo vegan ball and jelly bar. Delicious!!!

Lovely little coffee and snack spot. Looks cute and inviting from the street. Is cute and…read moreinviting once you enter. We had coffees a d one tea and a health slice (forget the actual name). The coffee was lovely. Very nicely made and delightfully creamy. The tea was also excellent and extremely generous - three cups to a pot. The homemade health slice was superb. We went quarters and loved it so much we tried to buy another but it was sold out. We liked the look of the menu and made a plan to eat here eat some point. Service was very friendly and most efficient. This is a lovely innovative sort of place. The type of place that tends to prove that free markets work by giving people what they want. Cafe La Hoot wouldn't be at all out of place in hipsterville Melbourne and we'll definitely return here very soon.

Hands down some of the best pies I've ever had. Would definitely recommend if you're passing…read morethrough.

This is a fairly ordinary looking cafe in an awkward space with very ordinary coffee. The menu…read morelooked so average that I didn't even bother eating. I highly recommend going down the road. The are definitely better options further north on the main strip.

We had lunch here. I ordered nachos and my boyfriend husband ordered a steak sandwich which was…read morequite average. I would not recommend their nachos to anyone. I don't think I've ever had nachos like that before. They weren't very tasty. Cute little venue, and they had live music playing outside. It was really groovy until they let some girl sing with them and it went really downhill depressing from there, she was a bit whiny, and I appreciated her talent and being brave enough to share her talents, but it wasn't for us. So we left as soon as we finished our average cardboard tasting food and because we rarely go down to Apollo Bay we might not get the chance to try this place again. There were so many other shops and cafes around to try.