Chitticks, how I miss you. The nibble pies are to die for…read moreand the vanilla slices are heaven. Besides that, the whole selection is perfect. When I think of my little home town, Chitticks is one of the things I miss most.

This place was obviously the heart of the town. Absolutely lovely people. We had delicious bacon…read moreand egg rolls and a coffee. Looking forward to going back this afternoon for a jelly slice.

From the owner: As Fresh As The South West.read more

Great pies Fresh bread. Friendly staff…read more Reasonably priced Port Fairy friendliness I don't know what you want me to say Yelp It's was good

I LOVE their Chicken Curry pies. There. I said it…read more Being that I'm a non native, and only working in the area at the time, I ate here after work a few days a week after work because the pies were so good and fresh and quick. In the US we seem to only have chicken and turkey "pot pie" which is difficult to equate in terms of similarity, maybe like a hearty thick chicken cream soup in a pie with peas and carrots. I didn't see a single chicken pot pie in Australia. BUT I did discover this little wonderful bakery with their amazing assortment of other delicious fare. In particular, I loved their chicken curry pie. I added chipotle pepper from home to it to kick it up a notch and bring in that smoky lustrous flavor noted in that particular brand of pepper. I wish I could learn to make these and a number of their breads at home, I just can't seem to find any place in the US that I've been that compares.

It is just so cool when you jump in the car to go and find a place for breakfast that is open on an…read moreEaster Sunday and discover one literally around the corner from where you are staying. Yep, that place was Brocky's, and to say that they served a pretty decent breakfast is an understatement. I even broke from my routine of simply having bacon and eggs and dived in for a pancake and I must say I was pleasantly rewarded. Those pancakes were magnificent. My friend ended up having the poached eggs, but I really couldn't get any more than 'yep, there good' out of him (though if they weren't I would have been sure to hear about it). Oh, and they also gave us a massive pot of tea with a side of water, with made the fact that they had simply dumped the tea leaves into the pot not as annoying as it normally is. This is definitely a place that I would recommend to people down this way.

I was only passing through Warrnambool, but needed a proper cafe breakfast. We randomly picked…read moreBrockys because it was open, and it looked nice. Very comfy inside. There's a case of inviting looking pastries and sandwiches, and a large room with plenty of small tables. At the back are more loungey spaces. The whole place just yells "breakfast", although perhaps if I'd stopped by at noon it would have screamed "lunch" as well. You don't feel crowded, though: the place is quite large, with high ceilings, and you're not packed in like some breakfast cafe nooks are. The ladies running the show were friendly, took our order, and promptly brought out some tasty coffees and a great brekkie. I had a big bowl of baked beans with smoked ham and a slice of toast (one of my favourites); they had a few types of beans in there, mixing things up. My wife had mushrooms on toast - in fact, one giant, grilled mushroom cap, which she reported as being quite good. If you find yourself on the west end of the Great Ocean Road you could do a lot worse for breakfast.

This warm inviting little cafe in Timor Street Warrnambool, is a step around the corner from the…read moremain street, the ambiance certainly does have a touch of Paris with a couple of cute tree light displays and some gorgeous fresh flowers in the large front window. The Wi Fi is Free and fast. The service is friendly and efficient. All the food I have eaten here is really tasty and the price is reasonable. The cakes are sensational and deliver what you would expect from a patisserie. The coffee is also really good. A very enjoyable experience.

This cafe was delightful, though it is more of a country cafe than one of those inner city…read moreestablishments. Then again these country cafes have been around for somewhat longer, and tend to be rather delightful. The service actually was pretty good, and the atmosphere quite relaxing. They made a really nice pot of tea, and the breakfast itself was pretty good as well. It is definitely one of those places I would recommend stopping off at.

It was a 17 degree autumnal morning when we dropped in having decided to go somewhere different to…read moreour local cafe in Seville. Worth the 6 hr round trip for well made coffee, good food and pleasant company. Call by when you can.

Fantastic stop on the GOR for lunch. Great recommendation from STL, we met the owner Sally when we…read morewalked in who was an absolute gem. Absolutely try their curry scallop pie. So fresh and amazing flavor. Need something sweeter? Grab a sweet and take it on the road.

As far as pies go, this place is a great stop off the great ocean road. Very large selections of…read morepies and sweets and they work fast! Easy to order and you can even get a pre bottled local cold coffee for the road for both dairy and non dairy drinkers. Lovely treat as you keep exploring Australia!

Food is uniquely artisan (made on site) and the service is friendly and attentive…read more The atmosphere is very pleasant with a combination of old world charm but funky enough to know the Loaf and Lounge is a go to place in Camperdown. We had an enjoyable lunch.

Every now and then a local eat pops out in the middle of seemingly quiet town that makes you think…read more" why the hell is this place not on the map man?????!!!!" Why? Why? Why didn't I take photo? Why? Far out. Ok. Just please believe what I will tell you. Coffee and fresh juices -excellent. I would say better selection than most other inner city cafe. Lunch- I had beautiful salsa with corn fritters ( bacon optional) value for money-5, taste-5 not oily or dense at all, tasty, sexy, just scrumptious!!!!!! Snacks- peanut butter bliss ball. Yes nuff said Cake- you know those orange cakes with edible flowers on top. Yes they have lots of those and all their friends too. I am talking bout a good 20 selection of beautiful fresh and delicate looking cakes. Not your local deli sponge cake or frozen cheesecake. No siree What else - how about fresh baked baguettes and bread, house made cookies and biscuits??? Don't forget the small selection of foodie things on their shelf that you can buy . Honey, preserves. Ohmygatrrtrrdfddd Someone tell them they are seriously undercharging. Awesome food awesome chef awesome everything!

D.E.L.I.C.I.O.U.S and less expensive than most. Certainly worth the walk up the hill to find this…read morehidden gem. We walked in after being enticed by the lower prices and found three women behind the counter, laughing and cutting up with each other - there was just a great vibe in this happy little cafe. We stayed and are glad we did! They have a large selection of pies, pasties, pastries, desserts and sandwiches, served cold, hot or as toasties. We opted for the turkey, swiss, cranberry and spinach on focaccia- toasted. It was delicious and large. We also split a Napoleon (vanilla slice to Aussies) and had a cream soda and ginger beer - $39. Granted it meant the sodas and desserts must have been as much or close to the sandwich but the prices weren't listed for those so was a bit of a shock when the sandwiches were only $8.80. Hence 4 stars instead of 5. So check the prices before you order any extras you may want! Overall everything was first rate and uber fresh.

Travellers to the Great Ocean Road will stop by at one of the many towns for a quick lunch. So this…read moreplace called Cafe on Lords at Port Campbell isn't one your regular tourist trap. While eating there, around 30 minutes, there been at least 4 groups of Australian coming in to get food, including the girls from the local lifeguards located around 15-20 minutes walk. The place had a quiet small town restaurant feel to it. Service wise, the lady taking the orders was like she had just eaten a bitter gourd, didn't smile and was not pleasant at all. Nevertheless she took our orders quickly and prepared the food quickly. She was also attentive as she quickly came to assist when I walked over to the dessert display after the meal. There was another helper, making the drinks and sandwich. We ordered couple of pies, fish burger and drinks. The pie was great, not too salty and contain chunks of meat, imho better than that of Dinkum Pie at The Block, Melbourne. Not only was it better, it was also much cheaper but after all this is a small town compared to Melbourne. The fish burger was large and was freshly prepared with fresh greens in it. Overall the food was good and the pricing was cheap.