Terrific bakery cafe My husband and I had really delicious…read moredinner at this lovely bakery cafe! We really enjoyed our Greek salad, authentic wood-fired pizza and the excellent bread that came with the eggplant parmigiana. Mt Gambier is lucky to have a cafe that is open from breakfast to dinner. No wonder it's so popular!!

This place certainly seems to be pretty popular, if the crowds that were swarming through here when…read morewe were visiting were anything to go by. In fact, it was a little difficult finding a place to sit, but we did eventually find someplace. Yeah, this was actually a pretty cool cafe, and they made a rather nice pot of tea as well. The selections you get are pretty good as well, though as I mentioned, getting a good seat can be a little tricky at times, but they do make up with the service, and the tea of course.

Let's get one thing right out of the way: I have heard about Say Grace a few times, even though it…read moreis all the way out in Casterton, and everyone has raved about it. There is no doubt it is the "best" (whatever that means) cafe in Casterton, BUT it is not somewhere I would go regularly for a coffee based on my single visit. 4 stars in the Casterton, but in Melbourne it would be getting three, maybe 2.5, as a great cake shop and venue, but not such good coffee. As I don't know what they are trying to be, I'm erring on the side of caution. They grind Lavazza beans. I had a slice of hummingbird cake, which I thought tasted a lot like hummingbirds. The staff didn't appreciate my queries about how they catch the creatures..... Maybe that's why my coffee tasted a bit like a dusty vacuum cleaner bag. My friend had a sponge roll, which was great, and possibly the biggest slice of cake I have ever seen. It came filled with cream, and topped with berries and bits of mint chocolate. If the rest of the food is half as good as the cakes, this is a keeper as a snacking and dining experience. Not a lot of seating, so it is probable busy most of the time, which adds to the experience, but we got funny looks asking to take an unused chair form a neighboring table. Maybe the done thing is not to ask in Casterton? Maybe they just didn't like the cut of my jib and undertones of Kiwi accent? The staff were cold and seemed rushed or flusters by something (see previous sentence above), certainly not service with a smile, and the cakes arrived pretty much as we had finished our coffees. If this was a ploy to make us have another one, it failed on two counts: 1) the coffee was dusty tasting; and, 2) they didn't offer us a second one. My coffee and cake cost me $9, same for my friend. Maybe reading this I should give it three stars, but I am trusting the food I didn't try to be good.

A quiet relaxing spot, nestled within a garden centre just off the Main Street of Millicent. Great…read morecoffee, friendly service and although I didn't try the food, the aromas from the kitchen and the tables around me were delicious.

As we walked the streets of Port Fairy with the tough decision of where to get my coffee from this…read moreadorable town... Bank St + Co appeared with a full crowd inside and out! I was intrigued and walked over. Most everyone had a coffee drink, so I knew this was the place I would enjoy my espresso from. I opted for a large cafe mocha with almond milk. Delicious!! The food items (both on the menu and that people were eating) all looked incredible, so next time I would get a breakfast entree too. I didn't feel that there were as many gluten-free items as some other nearby places offered. Overall rating: *****FIVE STARS***** Gluten-free rating: ***THREE STARS***

I found out about this cafe from some guy that I was talking to in a pub in Perth. Apparently his…read moreniece owns the cafe (though also, apparently, she doesn't know that she is her neice). Anyway, because of the recommendation I decided to go and check it out, and yeah, I have to admit that I was quite impressed. Mind you, due to the number of people here, it was ages before my tea arrived, which was a little disappointing, but it did turn out to be a quite nice pot of tea, so I guess all is forgiven. Yeah, this place was nice.