Heather and Mike are fantastic hosts! From the moment you…read morewalk into The Press Room, you feel most welcome. A delightful atmosphere, warm and inviting. Deliciousness awaits with every plate, and drink that it served. Don't skip desert....Chocolate Con Churros and a taste of Licor 43....just to warm you up.... Thank you Heather and Mike!!

fantastic in every way. top class food, wonderful setting. almost worth traveling from melbourne…read morefor. as a vegetarian I also felt really well catered for, really fresh local produce and incredible flavours. recommend!

When something like a local bakery can turn itself into a successful franchise in two other…read morelocations, it's a sure sign that a place like the Beechworth Bakery is more of an institution than a business. Everyone working appears happy as they frantically serve the countless customers that can be seen to be regulars in a Saturday morning. Offering a wonderful selection of baked goods - savory and sweet and loaves and more - every occasion can be met by the abilities of the bakery folk. We chose to sit up stairs to view the morning street from the balcony. The food orders come with those crazy flashing timers that beep and flash when your food is ready, making it feel a little like a pub or a bistro. The Turkish bread masterpiece we got warned were delightful and the coffee, albeit taking its time in being made, was the perfect breakfast kind.

To be brutally honest the pastries here were not as good as I was led to believe. The pie and…read moresausage roll fillings were very lack lustre and the pastry had a generic mouth feel. In contrast, the service was extremely friendly and welcoming, although I would not recommended popping in unless you are starving. Food 3/10 service 8/10 decor 4/10

There are some words you don't expect to hear in the country. Breakfast isn't one of them (it…read morehappens everyday). Luncheon is one of them (sort of). Pikelets is definitely one of them. Surviving in the country hub that is Beechworth, Moments & Memories Tea Rooms offer all manner of the 19th Century specialty that is High Tea. Lots of things in small sizes and full of taste. As the way it should be, High Tea is served formally in the dining room on beautiful china and silverware, set on crisp white table cloths, and occurring in the afternoon to fight off the hunger beast before a late dinner somewhere else. Absolute magic. Nothing better that suiting up to eat tiny sandwiches. every bit the novelty it sounds.

What a nice tea room. I was here a few times just for tea and scones but i also was lucky enough to…read morecelebrate a bigger event here with around 40 people and the nicest high tea i have ever had. The food is really tasty and home made. If you drive by beechworth it's defiantly worth checking out. Its a really nice environment to relax.

This is one of those mixed business types of cafes, namely that it also has a clothing store…read moreconnected to it, not that I'm particularly big when it comes to clothing. However, I did come here for breakfast, and that was certainly an experience worth repeating. The staff were pretty cool, and they made a particularly nice cup of tea as well. Sure, it might not have been too close to the main city centre, but at least it is on the way there from the railway station. Oh, it also has quite a nice bit of charm, which I certainly appreciated.

Food was delicious and the home made item were amazing. Kitchen stayed open for us, coffee and food…read morecame very quickly. Friendly staff and informative about dietary needs. Good selection of sweetie goodness that went well with a good coffee.

Had breakfast here with a mate one day. A busy place on a busy weekend. Sit right beside a lovely…read morepark and river. There is a nice big area out the back To sit and table at the front under cover if the weather turns bad. The coffee was good and the staff were attentive and helpful. My only gripe was that we were sitting at a side bench instead of a nice big table. The food was amazing. Eggs Benedict on potato rosti. Yum it was all cooked perfectly the eggs were like molten gold with the yoke pouring out when cut into. The rosti were nice and crispy with out being too fatty. As side serve of chorizo and some kale to green it up was a nice addition. Yum. Please can I go back there. Don't hesitate if your in bright. The lunch and dinner menu also looks good and if it's anything like breakfast then it will be with it.

sooooooooo yuuuuuummmmmyy…read more Good vibes Yummy food Happy people Good as coffee Hits the spot after a big hike in the high country

Very nice decor, wooden tables with weight iron chairs. Had a great breakfast of Bacon, Mushrooms,…read moreTomato, Avocado and Eggs. Quite a generous serving. Very good Latte also.

Situated in the middle of Rutherglen in a 150 yo building, Taste offers modern cuisine. The menu is…read moresolid and this is complimented by a good specials board. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable; eager to make the experience great. The decor is multi-themed and probably doesn't match the pitch of the restaurant in terms of the menu and price. The food was well prepared with excellent taste, temperature and texture. I had the eye fillet and my wife had the lamb rump. The wine list was reasonable. For a country town this venue was a 4. In a more cosmopolitan environment I would rate it a star less. Overall an enjoyable experience and we would come back.

Nicely appointed bistro restaurant. Good value for breakfast. Coffee was well composed. The…read moreusual breakfast dishes were good too. Service was brisk and friendly as well. Lots to like here. Would approach dizzier heights with a whole grain bread option.