Best breakfast so far on our Australia travels. Off the main street only a block which makes for…read morea pleasant quiet spot to enjoy. Warm and friendly service. Highly recommend.

Great coffee - super brekky and lunch items as well as delicious cakes & donuts !…read more Very Covid safe and super friendly staff

Nice little country cafe, great cakes and light meals. Locally owned and managed, meaning a very…read moregrass roots experience.

Stumbled upon this little place while looking for a rest stop on our long drive. It's situated on…read morethe highway - blink and you'll miss it! We were greeted by the owners beautiful dog, then the owners themselves. They were warm and genuine. This little place has it all: hot meals, sandwiches, cakes, pies, sausage rolls, snacks, drinks, tea, coffee... not to mention locally made crafts. We had breakfast and it was well priced, not fancy, more home-cooked, but definitely in a good way. There's a few tables inside but if the weather is suitable, go to the deck out the back and enjoy the views over the gully. There's toilets available for customers, and sufficient parking out front. Give this place a go!

Here you get by far the best and largest sausage rolls in the world…read more Nice small cafe with nice and performant service staff. Any time again!

A pretty little seaside cafe servicing the suprisingly large amount of tourists that float through…read moretown. Located right on the waterfront this spot is always busy and buzzing. While popularity might seem like a grand thing it comes at a cost. I've never seen a cafe with so many rules, regulations and signs. As we had the dogs with us we sat outside. The first sign tells you to order and pay inside as a result of many many people not paying when dining outside. Walking inside you are hit with a wave of confusion. There's a small cafe area and a bar area. No sign telling you where to actually order. This small confusion and lack of staff assistance saw quite a few of us waiting around trying to order. Which gave me even more time to read signs. The sign telling guests to ask for more water from the fridge. There are signs telling the staff how to act. How to deal with intoxicated patrons. How to call 000 if they need help. It goes on and is a bit over powering. As a customer you hope that staff have the basic skills to be a waiter and don't need constant reminding to do stuff. The price of cakes were pretty hefty. $6 for a muffin-ouch! In the end we ended up just having a coffee each and a yo-yo biscuit. I was one happy pelican scoffing away the most delicious yo-yo I have ever tasted. Next time we head down his way I'll be stopping by to grab a few for the road trip home.

Our favourite place for breakfast any time we are in Paynesville. A good selection, all tasty and…read morewell priced. And the amazing view across to Raymond Island comes for free!!!

Grimus Grind makes you forget that you are dressed like a toasted marshmallow and over 300km away…read morefrom a Melbourne worthy latte and suitably bearded barista. The loves child of Anton Grimus, this small hole in the wall cafe is a perfect reflection of smart snow man meets inner city hipster barista. Yes Anton does rock out a brilliant beard. Not even a snow shower could wipe the grin of my face as I ordered a skinny latte and a jaffle. An old school pocket full of happiness jaffle. Not a toasted sandwich masking under the divide jaffle name. Jaffles are meant to be sacredly sealed at the edges. Allowing your inner you to nibble away and find the happiness within. As your finding your inner jaffle loving happiness I would strongly suggest taking a moment to talk to the staff. Like a brilliant Melbourne barista not only are these people stylish and good with an espresso machine, they have extensive knowledge of the mountain. What run is good today, when to avoid the ski schools, where to get gear repaired and just general mountain ski snow stuff. The prices here are reasonable for the location. 2 lattes and a jaffle $15.50. This spot maybe a little of the beaten track, but nobody found jaffle happiness on Bourke St.

Great place to stop for morning tea. Excellent baked goods. As a bonus, sells handcrafted mugs…read morethat are unique and funny. Bought a bunch of them.

Great food, great atmosphere and such friendly staff. Pet friendy. If you are going to stop in…read moreRosedale this is the place to get out and have a meal. You will not regret it in my opinion.

Almond milklab yay. Great coffee staff cookies and cakes. Quirky place with curb side dining and…read moreindoor and back courtyard. A delicious stop over for food. Definitely be back

A great coffee, cool vibe, filled with lots of antiques and friendly staff, definitely worth the…read morestop over Iced soy latte for $6.60, kind of pricey but a really good coffee and it came with a reusable straw! BEST TOILET EVER

Great coffee Great food!!!…read moreHad the chicken burger and a coffee and was very happy! Worth a visit

A Melbourne eatery in Sale. Excellent. Had the avocado…read moreeggs Benedict. Great flavors. Cooked perfectly.

Pleasant venue. My impression was that it was more of a restaurant than coffee shop but they were…read morehappy to do "just coffee"! Business is for sale (July 2025)

It was a quiet day in the restaurant. Food was ordinary. Staff not attentive to clearing plates…read more Coffee is usually good, but not today, actually awful. Servers would benefit with basic etiquette training. Such a pity as the food used to be good and the decor is lovely.