Excellent service, food and atmosphere!!!! I wish I would have taken pictures of the food but I…read moredidn't. The pizza crust was probably one of the best I've ever had! My husband had the barramundi and it was also very good! Beers are also very good - we spoke to the assistant brewer and a young kid that was so polite and excited about talking beer. Highly recommend!! Great staff!

Well, this place actually goes beyond just being a craft beer bar to actually being a brewery,…read morewhich honestly, is something that I really, really like. I probably shouldn't be all that surprised considering that the Great Ocean Road does bring thousands upon thousands of tourists down here on a regular basis, and is also a hot spot of the youngsters as well. The pub, though, has a really nice outdoor area, some really friendly staff, and most of all, a great selection of beers on tap. This was a really nice place for a beer.

I'd say this guy is an old school raver!!! Literally!! based on his playlist... as I sit here…read morecontemplating .... "What do I do on an 8 degree celcius early morning at a seaside town like Angelasea? Grab a piping hot steak n onion pie from the bakery.. down it in 45 second flat and go grab a fantastic strong latte from a cool coffee joint like "Laneway 73" and read the happenings from a real newspaper??" I feel myself unconsciously bopping to break beats that turn into something you'd expect on a vinyl B side!! Haha ... oh hang on is he on a come down??? wooooah.. pretty friendly chilled out

Walking into Laneway 73 you can easily forget that you are in Anglesea and think that you are in…read morethe middle of Melbourne CBD. Great coffee, tick. Freshly squeezed juice, tick. Laneway tight cafe with courtyard and street seatings, tick. By night, Laneway 73 shuts its doors and patrons are welcomed next door at Bistro 73 which is equally as charming as it's alter ego. We dined in and served by a welcoming staff, friendly owner checks in on us and you can tell that they love food here. Dishes are simple and done well. I had snapper in broth which was beautifully cooked. Claypot Garlic Prawn was perhaps a tad too simple, I would have liked it in a heartier base other than similar broth to my snapper. Winner here is definitely the pizzas. Good selection albeit on the small servings. A lovely change if you are sick of deep fried takeaways :)

I love the old house/relaxed vibe that is cafe Moby. The breakfast menu is fairly extensive and a…read morebit out of the box for Torquay. The fresh juices are divine on a hot day. The only thing holding this place back is their absence of table service and the long queue you have to wait in to place an order. It makes your visit very anti social as you need to leave people to mind the table but others need to queue. It means second rounds of drinks/desert etc are usually abandoned! Moby- You've been a leader in Torquay with your menu options, buck the trend and offer table service! We usually visit in a fairly sizable group and we can usually get a table without a wait even in the mist of summer (Torquay's peak time) due to the large amount of tables inside and out.

Cafe Moby was our lunch stop as we began our drive on the Great Ocean Road…read more The food was pretty good but it is a little expensive. The line can be long over lunch time (especially during summer). Therefore, be sure to come early if you want a seat at the cafe :)

This was a nice lunch stop driving through Lorne as part of our Great Ocean Road trip. Quick and…read moreeasy service. Good coffee and toasties.

Popped in real quick for a bite while on a tour of Australia's southern coast. Mostly outdoor…read moreseating and super casual atmosphere. Coffees and sweets inside and crowded with a mix of locals and tourists. Ready to order and leaning towards a big, juicy burger but the manager and waiter both ranted and raved about their special, The wild Atlantic Salmon on a fresh salad. I desperately wanted to give the salmon a 5 Star, but when you enjoy the salad more than the salmon then you know something isn't quite right with the fish. #undercooked. I had to send it back to cook longer. I really was gonna get a burger. A bit disappointed but you can't win em all. Still enjoyed the meal though and service was friendly and they were apologetic.. And that goes a long way with me.

This place is amazing! The food is great, service is awesome and you can't beat the location:)…read moreGreat place to roll into after a good bout with the waves or even on your way back to the city. I rate this place.

This is my favourite cafe in Torquay. Popped in this morning for an early morning post surf brunch…read moreand the place was buzzing as usual. I grabbed a seat on the communal table. My macchiato was smooth .. A touch bitter / over roasted but otherwise good. The inside area is bright and airy, with a beach side vibe, filled with surfers, couples, day trippers and locals. Service is friendly and fast but I have had my order lost occasionally. I ordered the über healthy "Buddha bowl", which tasted fresh and flavoursome. The lettuce was crisp, the beans soft and it all rather moreish. Have had many other of their menu items and there are some winners on there. Like I said best in Torquay - recommend Music - good volume (easy to chat) Newspapers - yes

Wow, what a strange culinary weekend it has been, topped in the end by a visit to the best named…read morerestaurant ever; 'Marks Restaurant'. Not 'Dave's restaurant', not 'Rogers', 'Marks'. I would love to have been a fly on the wall during that light bulb moment. "Um...Metallica, Midget.......Mark!! Let's call it 'Marks'". "But what's that got to do with anything, Rog?" "I know, but it just might be crazy enough to work." I was taken aback by the pure joy expressed by the maître dee (whom I can only presume was Roger) when he found out he would be hosting one for dinner. Rog showed me to my table with what felt like a wheel of fortune "ta da", pleading with me to accept the crap vowel he had proffered. It is restaurant law that single dinners should be shunted to the back of the restaurant less their general wrongness upset the worthwhile clientele. Thankfully, a professional waiter took my order, and I lived happily ever after. By the way the pork was meh. The oysters were fresh and to the point but the chocolate mousse was amazing.

Lovely service, good price. Family friendly environment, but...the menu wasn't very good at all!…read moreEverything had cream or cheese or both in it, from starters to deserts, so if you don't want a dairy overload, don't go there. We all came away with an upset stomach and couldn't finish the meals.

Excellent dinner to start our Great Ocean Road journey!…read more Recommend a res, we didn't have one but they were nice enough to seat us right away. Started off w the salt and pepper squid and a dozen oysters. Perfect. Squid was just the right amount of light, crispy breading. Oysters were creamy and delicious. They don't come w fixings, make sure to ask for your hot sauce ahead of time. While the dinner selection was tough, we opted for the lamb pita for two reasons. 1. The entire table of 6 next to us got it. 2. When we asked the waitress for a rec, guess what she said.... Being a bit of a gyro nut and growing up on Lebanese food back home, this dish hit the mark. Nice crust on the well seasoned and moist lamb, plenty of veggies but more importantly plenty of tzatziki sauce!!! (So many places short the best part). A couple of nice glasses of wine and our meal was complete. Highly recommend. Cheers!

Massive front garden across from the beach that serves delicious, local beer? I'd definitely say…read morethe good outweighed the bad at this establishment. Our food was hit or miss (Hit = pumpkin, pine nuts and orange salad. Miss = open chicken stack) and I loved that they served Emma & Toms alongside other fresh juices, smoothies, milkshakes and spiders; but the staff actually seemed annoyed to see us. I personally found it hilarious as it was edging on offensive when we asked for things like tomato sauce and, God forbid, if they had anything gluten free. It got to the point where the salty service seemed to be part of the schtick in the "where are the hidden cameras" way, but by then I'd had enough beer that I considered it endearing. Come for the beautiful location and tasty booze and you'll be set. Watch out for hidden cameras, I'm still convinced they might be there...

I only tried the beer but it hit the spot. Only downside was being here by myself and having to…read moreorder at the bar. The food on neighboring tables looks very tasty. Will have to come back to try.

Really nice food, beer, coffee and atmosphere. Vege and vegan friendly, and gluten free options…read more Vegan fish and chips was delish. Much mushroom. Arrrggghhhhggghhlllllmmmmmm. Pumpkin thingy good too