The food is always good here. The staff are friendly and attentive. Try and get a seat near the…read morefire in winter. It makes for a very romantic occasion.

Okay, this is the first pub that you hit when you enter Kyneton from the railway station side, so…read moreit was not surprising that as I was dragging my suitcase into town that this was the first place that I ended up stopping at (even if only for a drink). Well, it turned out that I was going to stay here for a lot longer that I expected because even though it was going to take a little time for my meal to be cooked, as soon as I sat down I heard my name called out and sure enough, sitting at a table around the corner, were a group of friends. The steak was okay, but not really the best that I have, but the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff certainly made up for that. I also have to admit that it was a pretty nice pub, with a typical country atmosphere, and while they did have a craft beer on tap, it happen to be James Squire, so I tend not to consider that to be a member of the craft beer family.

Stayed in Kyneton for a few nights and went here. Service was good, nice and friendly staff. Food…read morewas average but the vibe of the place was really good. Kids menu is good. Kids can even make their own bread. Wine is locally sourced. The Pizza and Wine Club was suitable for the whole family.

I'm a regular at this place, both sit in and home delivery. Great pizza, great risotto and the…read morehouse special pasta is excellent. You can order online if you want a home delivery and the staff are always on time and polite. It can get very busy in the restaurant so keep that in mind as it can be quite noisy. Lots of lovely food but I can't comment on the wine as I don't drink it. There is a pretty cool hand gun embedded into the counter top too if you want to see something a little different. Check it out, you won't be disappointed.

My husband & I were walking along Piper St, Kyneton this morning just before noon looking for…read moresomewhere to grab a coffee & a bite to eat. I'd heard that there were plenty of restaurants to choose from along Piper St & there were, but a bakery, the Little Swallow Cafe & one other eatery were the only places open on a Monday morning. So we found ourselves at the Little Swallow Cafe. It's a lovely little cafe, with a good breakfast / brunch menu. Not so many options that you feel overwhelmed by the menu but still plenty to choose from. Both of us were very happy with how our eggs were done, & we shared a sourdough toasty, yummy all round. I enjoyed my coffee & although my husband grumbled about the "girly" cup his tea was served in, I thought the mixed cup & saucer (local op shop finds I guess) served on a pretty little tray were a nice touch! Overall a recommend cafe for breakfast or a coffee to go.

On a recent motorbike trip to and through Kyneton I grabbed the Yelp app and let it guide me to a…read moremuch needed coffee and feed to escape a chilly day on the bike. Quaint cute little cafe tucked away just enough off the busy main street to offer a relaxed and comfortable cafe opportunity outside the city. Food and coffee were both wonderful, and anyone in the area or passing through would be well advised to stop by. I'm really glad I did.

Going out to a coffee shop with your friend's can be a great experience, but not when there are…read morelike thirty of them, and the coffee shop is completely unprepared. That meant that a couple of orders (which unfortunately included mine) got missed in all of the bustle. However I am really appreciative of how the staff handled the situation, especially since they made my straight away and gave it to me gratis (namely because I wanted to go and have a bit more of an explore of Kyneton, and time was slipping awa - as it always does). So, I have to say that while it may not have been one of the best experienced, the staff were great, and the coffee was pretty nice as well.

The best in customer service also the food is just wonderful it's like you've traveled to Turkey. I…read morehave been there many times just the best.

Excellent steak with a wonderful special list, nice wine list…read more Speciality cocktail are very popular

I'm going out on a limb here but this place is serving the best burgers in the Macedon Ranges…read more Hands down, delicious decadent burgers that are worth the travel from Melbourne. Having lived in the area for ten years and returned to Melbourne I was almost crying tears of joy at a reasonably well priced and funky venue that has erupted onto Piper St. It's not the usual sandalwood hippy funky seen blossoming then shrivelling into it's own death that we usually see on Piper St. Nor is it the upper class "pub grub" that has taken over this side of town. It's down to earth, honest soul soothing food at a reasonable price. You don't need to be earning the big $$$ to enjoy a meal here. There's burgers and tacos, plus the usual sides. I opted for the smaller Minor Toms burger with fries. $12.50 and I couldn't finish the fries. The whole room was raving about the burgers. The space here is tiny and well utilised. The decor is tex-mex meets country Victorian mountain ranges paintings. With a few inspired day of the dead characters. And it works. It really works. I'll be stopping by here again sometime soon. Real soon.

A craft beer bar out in country Victoria - who would have thought. Well, since it is Kyneton I…read moreprobably shouldn't be all that surprised, and as I've discovered Piper Street is sort of one of those trendy cafe strips, though it still have that country feel about it. I guess coming up to Kyneton has exposed me to that trendy country atmosphere, something that I haven't seem all that much in my other forways out into the bush. As for this pub I have to admit that it's pretty cool, and my friend's whom I found playing a game of pool out the back, thought so as well. They have a decent selection of craft beers, though it isn't a large as some of the inner city offerings. However, what I have come to learn from my travels in the country, is that the staff here are incredibly friendly, and more than happy to help you out.

This is a wonderfully unexpected pub in Kyneton, a little country town just over an hour north west…read moreof Melbourne (directly accessibly on the V-Line from Southern Cross station). It's a proper craft beer bar, offering a wide variety for all tastes, as well as a good selection of other drinks. Also on offer is carefully selected, delicious wine and sumptuous food. There's a quaint little courtyard, a substantial upper deck balcony offering outside seating and plenty of room inside by the bar or in a separate dining area. The warm welcome you'll receive puts many Melbourne bars to shame, and although it's a little on the expensive side, a place like this is worth it. We ordered a pot of beer from Belgium, one of the nicest glasses of wine I've ever had, and a cheese platter. Absolutely delightful. If you're up this way, the Royal George is a must.

Extraordinary culinary experience! Tastes to tantalise,…read moretease, make you think and as good as it gets for fine dining. Wait staff are knowledgeable, attentive withoot being interfering and subtlety pick up the nuances of the table. Great wine list. Deserved and reasonable pricing. Generous room between tables. We travel from Melbourne and have been pleased on all four occasions.

New Garden has so many of the touches I love in Aussie Chinese restaurants in 1970s. And it has…read moresome new modern features too: a welcoming Japanese cat, not often seen back in the 1970s. Good to know that Chinese have moved on. My husband loved his prawn cocktail that was drenched in cocktail sauce atop chopped lettuce. He also enjoyed his king prawn stir fry. My tofu stir fry had disappointing tofu, I expected squares of fried bean curd with soft whiteness on the inside but they were like bean curd toasts - over fried and no softness. We both loved the Peking duck here and also the dim sums.

This restaurant is not the best but technically it's the only Chinese restaurant in Kyneton. There…read moreis another directly across the road but they are both run by sisters who cook exactly the same. Food is eatable but nothing special. If going to Kyneton just bypass Chinese as there are heaps of great restaurants to go to ad this place definitely isn't one of them

Quaint 10 table French Restaurant with delectable food. Perfect French portions with wine pairings…read more We had the prie fix Sunday lunch menu with sardines, duck liver parfait entree and dessert. I had the roasted snapper (perfected seared and cooked), my mom and daughter had the rare roasted venison loin, and my sister had truffle poached chicken. All were amazing. The chocolat mousse and cheese were Devine. The wine pairings were perfect.

Merci, Monsieur Pierre, for being somewhere with great coffee in country Victoria that is actually…read moreopen at 6:30am! I've had to do the detour drive through Kyneton on the way to work a couple of times in search for an early morning coffee after fogetting to buy milk over the weekend. The French inspired cafe deli is located in the Kyneton CBD and has plenty to offer - aside from really good coffee. Delicious meats and cheeses will surely catch your eye. Or pehaps they could tempt you with ther ready-made meals like lasagne or shepherd's pie? I'm personally a fan of their delicious little pastries - both sweet and savoury - and I think it's safe to say they do the best ham and cheese croissant I have ever had, EVER!

This place is a lovely little corner store / deli / cafe type place!…read more Its very small and the staff are very friendly. They serve delicious hot chocolates (and babycinos), and really yummy sweet cakes, slices, tarts etc. I was also very impressed when they replaced my hot chocolate for free after my 3 year old son bumped it and spilt it all over me! On the counter near where you pay they also have an assortment of wrapped chocolates and stuff too. There are tables outside and lots of space for you to sit there with your dogs, kids or both! All in all, a nice place and I will return next time Im in Kyneton.