Great authentic Turkish food. Location isn't the best but it's worth it for the food. I've always…read morehad attentive servers. They do take away as well and last time hey offered me a free cup of Turkish tea with my main. If you've never had a full Turkish breakfast I highly recommend you go try it and order several things on the menu sit back and take it easy. You'll be there for hours if done properly. Love the tea pots they bring out to the table too, it's clear to see they are authentic Turkish cooks cooking up authentic Turkish food.

I've been to Beach House several times over the years - dinners, lunches, engagement parties,…read moreweddings, Christmas parties etc, but I'd never stopped in for just a coffee before. I was being a tourist in my hometown and lazily wandering around Eastern Beach and around the Promenade taking photos when I started to crave a coffee. It was just before the lunch rush so there weren't too many people around. The weather was perfect so I sat outside under an umbrella. I ordered a latte and a jelly slice. The order arrived quickly and it was a perfect way to stop and take a break. The coffee in Australia is my favorite and the jelly slice was cool and tart. I loved looking out to the water and thinking back on all the memories I've had here - being a little girl swimming in the childrens pool, playing on the swings, rolling down the hills, to later being a teenager jumping off the tower and hanging out with friends in the water waiting for a cool change to blow through with the rest of the town, to now being an adult and only being able to visit every few years. The Beach House is wrapped up in all of those memories too.

From the owner: With outstanding bay views, modern cuisine & friendly service, you will find The Beach House a…read morewonderful place for all occasions

This Modern Australian cuisine is amazing and the venue is just cool.. Fabulous for Victorias…read moresecond largest city. Of course it's located on the funky strip of Packington Street Geelong West. This place is new, my local friends tells me the hidden gem has only been open for about six weeks and unless you're a local you would easily miss it.. We decided Monday was a good day to take the French bulldogs for a walk and stop off for a wine and lunch.. There is a large courtyard at the front of the dining hall, with ample seating and space, the dogs sat under our table with their very own bowl of water.. Perfect venue if you have dogs!! The whole facade is what looks to be an original building, exposed brick, polished concrete, high ceilings and just one big open space.. The staff were very friendly (personally I think this is a given in a rural area, people just have that happy, friendly country personality), menu was extensive but not over expanded and a great wine list.. Having more than one Rosé on a wine list always excited me.. Food to die for, light but filling meals, presentation is one of the best I've seen and it didn't cost me a weeks wage to get it!! This dining hall turns bar is perfect for a winter red inside with the warmth or a summer cider outside in the sun!! Definitely be back again..

A lovely restaurant on Pako which makes it a rare thing on a street full of cafes. Zigfrids offers…read moreindoor dining in a modern industrial style warehouse and an outdoor area that can be enjoyed in the summer for food or drink. The food is generally of a high quality with plenty of options for all.

Tahini is like the Ketchup of the Middle East and I found a bounty of my spirit confinement at the…read moredelicious Tahini Lebanese Diner! First the seducing aroma of freshly made felafel and zesty hummus hits your senses. The menu covers wraps, salads, taste boards, Lebanese breakfasts and grilled meats - most things come accented with fresh herbs, lemon, garlic, spices and pomegranate. If you've never tried tahini, you must! It's a zesty savoury sesame seed sauce that tastes like a muted down peanut butter with a lemon kick (I use it on everything from avocado and eggs on toast to ice cream) The service was sensational - our waitress enthusiastically talked us through the menu and excitedly dropped off dishes as they were ready. The chefs were chatting to people at the food pass, and I appreciated the thoughtful touches like coconut sugar, salt and olive oil on tables. Standout dishes were the fig and walnut hummus, smoky baba ganoush, felafel with homemade tahini and crispy potato bravas with garlic oil and chilli. Basically - over order to avoid food regrets! I was impressed that gluten free bread offered as an alternative to the pita wrap, and most of the menu is allergy friendly. The drinks menu is extensive and I'll save you a sonnet about the refreshing Lebanese iced tea with pomegranate, mint and ...pine nuts! Try it to believe it. Then tell your friends. And the best part? I left (okay, I may have squealed) grinning with a jar of impossible-to-find authentic Lebanese tahini from the providore pantry shop to recreate tahini dreams at home.

Sometimes I get stupidly excited about food. It would be an understatement if I said that I was…read moreexcited about Tahini. My friend and I basically ran into the restaurant. We found a table, almost clapping with joy when the menu arrived, although that was nothing compared to when the food arrived. We ordered hummus with fig and walnuts, baba ganoush, flat bread, gluten free bread, falafel, a salad plate, potatoes and chilli, seared prawns and house made sodas. A and I were, no joke, squealing (We're pathetic, I know). I didn't know where to begin. Dips. Dips is where you begin. Hot damn. Figs and walnuts are the best things to put in hummus. Apart from bread, anyway. Baba ganoush is one of the best things I've ever put in my mouth. The bread was warm and light. YUM. (also, kudos for having a GF bread option, guys) The potatoes were the perfect mix of crunchy and fluffy and the added chilli was balanced like a dream. The prawns blew my mind. They came with this chilli mayo that was to die for. The salad was fresh and crisp and I was basically in food heaven. The falafel was covered in the most amazing tahini. I was getting the biggest food envy watching the food come out of the kitchen. I wanted to order everything. And the staff were so lovely. I'm sure they were laughing at how excited A and I were, but I did not care. I was happy. I was full. Everythig was perfect. I'm pretty sure that I'm not explaining how actually incredible this meal was. In fact, I know I'm not. My advice? Go to this restaurant. Don't live in Melbourne? Go to Melbourne and go to this restaurant.

Food is amazing & so fresh, above standards hygiene service, great team, friendly, hospitable,…read moregenerous, nice seating area, I definitely recommended for those who hasn't been there yet, come on guys, give it a try, what are you waiting for.

Great guy, great food & its worth the wait. He makes them on his own, so be patient! Hes very…read morefriendly & chatty also. Food is great, fresh & tasty.

Yummy Middle Eastern vegetarian food on a strip that's full of meat-heavy kebab shops. Delicious…read morefood, cheap prices, very friendly owners/managers. And it's totally authentic (you're in Campbellfield, after all.) We've been here a few times and have gotten a variety of dishes. Staff knows what "vegan" means and will be sure to make your food without dairy or egg as long as you specify it when ordering. We've tried a few things on the menu, but I like the vegetarian plate, which comes with 7 falafel balls, hummus, and foul, as well as some pickled turnips. (Foul is a dish made from fava beans, chickpeas, and lemon oil -- an interesting flavour that I wasn't used to before I started eating foul. I like it, but maybe it's a bit of an acquired taste.) Their falafels are made using "grandma's recipe" and are light, fluffy, and fresh-tasting -- not heavy or greasy like from a kebab shop. Very nice falafels. The vegetarian plate will set you back $12 and is heaps of food. Cheeeeeeap. You can also get a falafel wrap for a mere $5, or a more exotic Iraqi falafel wrap that comes with Iraqi bread and pickled-mango "ambah" sauce. (I haven't tried this yet.) My boyfriend always gets the hummus fatteh (called "tesiyeh" in some countries, like Syria) -- which is a hummus-yogurt type of dish. Unfortunately, they don't have a dairy-free version of this, so it's not vegan. Definitely stop in at Falafel Moudy if you are hungry and want some excellent vegetarian Middle Eastern food on the cheap!

Absolutely amazing food especially their falafels. They are yummy and very tasty. The atmosphere…read moreand the decorations are great as well as their staff which is very friendly and hospitable.

After being disappointed by the customer service at our first choice, we decided to give Paul's a…read moretry! SO glad we did! It was fantastic!!! I had the Butterfish and Hubby had the Flake, both battered with chips. The food was hot and absolutely delicious. If we were staying in Geelong for more than one night, we'd go back tomorrow. Friendly service, and wonderful fish & chips. Would thoroughly recommend this restaurant. There are even a few parking spots right outside the door! We had parked behind the restaurant but could have parked out front.