Was in Inverloch for a little over two weeks for work. The motel manager pointed me in the…read moredirection of The Inlet as the best pub in town. He wasn't lying. Found that it was a true pub where you can sit at the bar and have a couple pints. I got chatting with the staff the one night who found out I was from the US and got to chatting with them and the locals. Great staff and great patrons who had not problem chatting with an out of towner. Went there several times overall and the beer is cold and the foot hot and excellent. Had a few meals that tasted like they were home cooked. I would definitely go to The Inlet again if I found myself in Inverloch. Cheers mates!

Only had the front bar open. Filled with locals having a drink with their mates. 90s classics over…read morethe loudspeakers. Delicious coffee and sticky date pudding, let me nurse that cuppa for three hours with cheery smiles. Would come back for the friendly service!

Great Food & Service, Great spot for the whole family to come and enjoy the great surroundings…read moreweather it's Summer or Winter they will make you comfortable.

Love this trendy bar. The food is lovely and plentiful. Great place for families or just anyone…read more Meal deal nights which are cheap, but the drinks are a little expensive. Friendly staff and would without a doubt visit again.

We came here for dinner on Sunday night.....the restaurant was fully booked so they put in in the…read moregarden at the back......the food was very nice....however the chicken schnitzel for the kid meal was quite try.....otherwise we had a great dinner....

Rusty waters-trusty (tasty) beer! This little place of potential happiness is about 5-8mins before…read moreCowes! The interior could use a little bit of spruce-the-goose. There is a decent selection of beers and a tasty cider on tap. Though I'm not sure if you really need three Ales on tap. Generally speaking there was an extensive bar here to tempt you with. I didn't have to pay for my drinks as the entire place was shut for an uber relaxed engagement party, so not sure about prices. Which leads me onto my next concern- cranky staff :( As a first time visitor, and declared newbie, I had no idea what was on tap. What was brewed on site? Could I buy some to take home?? I still don't know and the bar staff had no interest in educating us at all. The interior areas were open and spacious with a bar area and upper class style restaurant area. Whilst not in the main drag of Cowed the Rusty Waters Brewery has a lot to offer. A great spot to grab some unique Victorian beer and some great ciders before heading into town. The Bride also mentioned that the kitchen whips out some fantastic food. No doubt next time we drive on by, we will stop in for a drink or two.

Went here lastnight to try out a "local" restaurant and was pleasantly surprised. Decor nice,…read morewaitresses were great and food / wine menu was plentiful. Will be back to check out sports bar upstairs as they have live music and a wrap around veranda !

Beautiful place and the food matches the quality, I real fine dining gem in Pakenham!read more

Beautiful atmosphere, food and staff, very friendly and welcoming…read more Best restaurant in Seaford by far! 100% coming back

Great place to find. Casual relaxed, great food, great staff. Looking forward to my next visit :)read more

It's rare to find a sophisticated bar outside of the CBD these days, and it's even rarer to find…read moreone that won't break your weekly drinking budget in one night. Hawker Beer and Wine Bar is located in the suburb of Highett just 30mins from Melbourne CBD. The bar is named after Harry Hawker, a local of the area. Harry George Hawker, was an Australian aviation pioneer. He was the chief test pilot for Sopwith and was also involved in the design of many of their aircraft. After World War One he co-founded Hawker Aircraft, the firm that would later be responsible for a long series of successful military aircraft. The bar itself is small and is directly across the road from the Highett train station, which seems to have some type of train passing through every 15mins. The fit-out is minimalistic, with large windows that give you a great view of the comings and goings in the area. What is great about this bar is the large cocktail list. With mostly original cocktails with a few traditional with a modern twist. The service is friendly and attentive, and I get the feeling if I lived in the area this would be my local. Apart from the great cocktails it has a good selection of beers and wines. It also had a pretty awesome snack menu, being provided by Typhoon, the Vietnamese restaurant next door. If you live in the area chances are you have either visited Hawker or know of it. If you haven't been do yourself a favour and pay them a visit, it won't disappoint.

This is the greatest Indian food I have ever eaten. I have searched all around Melbourne and Sydney…read morefor somewhere that comes close to the amazing food that is served here and haven't found anywhere. When they're busy the service can be a bit slow but you are always made to feel welcome and well looked after. I go here every time I return to south gippsland and every time the food is so great I'll get shivers after the first bite.