A very hipster place!! If it were in the US it would verge on dive bar status just given its dark…read moreand dingy (though candle-lit) quality BUT it is very cool. Indoor and outdoor seating for the bar and an excellent pizza menu- we accidentally went on 2-for-1 night, bargain!! Great pizza and good sized side salads to balance it out. Drinks menu had all you needed. And there was live music in the basement- very cool!!

My friends and I came here as a first stop on our night out together. I can safely say that this is…read moreone of the best Bars I have ever been to, it has a beautifully rustic vibe about it that feels cozy, warm and welcoming. The back Garden is also lovely in the evening with elegant lights strung overhead. I felt a deep sense of peace in this place. Would totally 100% recommend it to anyone, whether you drink or not. I can't wait to visit again. Thank you Dart and Marlin! P.S. The Bar staff were absolutely lovely, kind and attentive. Many thanks to them.

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!

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.

This a cozy place where it appears the locals like to gather. Its attached to hotel so you can also…read morespend the night. The staff was attentive and even got us drinks at the bar while they were setting our table. The entrees were mid priced but decent portions. The American Ribeye was good, the bbq bourbon rub added great flavor with a hint of spice. The mac and cheese was just ok. We also ordered the surf and turf which had a yummy garlic sauce with really tender prawns on top. The lamb was also good served with beet chutney and vegetables. It was well cooked with garlic stuffing served inside.

I was pleasantly surprised with Clovelly after 2 days of questionable food along the Great Ocean…read moreRoad. I was staying at the Best Western that Clovelly is attached to and was pleasantly surprised to find that Clovelly is rated one of the top restaurants in Warrnambool. After walking into the city from the hotel to find dinner and checking various websites, we walked back to Clovelly to give it a shot. The dips with Turkish breads was delicious and worth getting as an appetizer. The smaller sized quartet of seafood comes with 2 of each item, perfect for sharing for two people. Each type of seafood was well cooked and comes with paired sauce. We also got the spaghetti and meatball daily special to finish things off. The noodles were cooked al dente and the sauce was good but a little watered down, I'm assuming because the noodles weren't drained all the way. Service was nice and attentive and there was live music from what looked like a neighborhood band. Good experience overall.

BEST Restaurant in Warrnambool. Great service ~ Generous portions of food ~~ Reasonable prices ~…read moreWednesdays are Steak nights ~~ Fridays are prizes to win. Great kids play area with big screen TV that you can watch your kids in the play area playing - We visit Rafferty's Tavern all the time.

This was one of the last pubs that I checked out when I was in Warrnambool, namely because it is on…read morethe edge of town. However I was looking for a place to grab a bite to eat, and this seemed to be the perfect choice, though it turned out that it was the perfect choice for everybody else, meaning that I ended up waiting ages for my steak sandwich to come. It turned out that it was worth the wait because it wasn't all that bad, however having to deal with the Easter Sunday crowds really wasn't that thrilling. As for a pub, it's okay, but nothing all that exciting - just one of those pubs that you find on the main road with a fairly bland, but modern, décor.

This is probably one of the restaurants that you tend to see attached to a motel than a stand-alone…read morepub, but as I was wandering through the streets of Warrnambool, with the intention of visiting as many of them as possible, I walked past this one and thought 'gee, this isn't on my list', so I decided to step inside an have a drink. Basically, aside form the bartender, there was only one other person here other than myself, which made me sort of wander whether there was a reason why this place wasn't packed full of people on a Saturday afternoon. I suspect that it probably has something to do with it being a restaurant rather than a bar. Mind you, it wasn't all that bad, and it did have a lounge area, as well as some tables outside, so I am still a little baffled as to why there weren't all that many people here. I guess it will remain a mystery to me,

We had dinner on parma night. Good meal for a good price. Dinner and a pot (small beer/cider) for…read moreonly $17. Hopping atmosphere with mostly locals. You know that is a sign of a good place to visit. We'd go there again when we are in town.

We loved going to Images before the pandemic. But after the pandemic, its not the same as before…read more The protein meals are small and covered up with other stuff. Their prices have gone thru the roof ! We won't be going there again. We now go to the many bistro's in town and their foods are devine, delicious, good portions and not as expensive as Images. Omgosh, one bistro has golden syrup dumplings for dessert!! I am hooked on them, njommmmm Wake up Jonathan D. Images :/

I'm trying this place as I'm passing through Warrnambool today and need a nice dine…read more First impressions I absolutely love this building itself. It's obviously close to if not heritage listed perhaps, built 100+ years ago, with those amazing high ceilings, vintage chandeliers, skirting, period furnishings and decor. Makes me wonder what was here before it was a restaurant. I felt so comfortable. My partner and I sat in a large booth with cushioning, so we had room to spare at our table. I ordered a $22.90 Chicken Parmigiana, usually my first choice in new places. The menu seemed quite vast. Along with traditional Italian style dishes, like pizza, pasta, meat and chicken dishes- there also looked to be a few Asian influences with things like garlic prawns, satay chicken, spring rolls. Along with these choices there was also a steak menu, seafood menu, vegetarian options, and of course desserts. Something for everybody by the looks. When my meal came I was a little wide eyed at the fact it was one of the smallest schnitzels I've received. I dined somewhere else a few days ago and received a fairly small schnitzel, but this breaks the record. Literally I think it would've been around 10cm by 7cm sitting on a large dinner plate. My chips and salad were served on small bowls to the side. Luckily for them if it wasn't for the fact I wasn't that hungry tonight I probably would have shunned them. One positive I must note is that the chips we received were lovely thick cut chips which I thoroughly enjoyed devouring. They were almost a meal in themselves. I should have taken some photos of my food, but unfortunately I didn't as I didn't have my phone on me this time! Overall I did like this place for what it is. I certainly would come back for that reason, but obviously try something different on the menu. Recommended ... If you appreciate a small overpriced schnitzel.