Quick hearty meal for lunch. The kids were very happy with their pizzas. Generous serves.read more

This is such a great spot in the centre of Buller to stop for a bite to eat and a quick drink…read more Located upstairs above "Cow Camp" Pats Italian serves seriously great pizzas and even boast their own homemade pasta. The menu has lots of other options for those keeping away from Carbs. I often use this place as a lunch stop when needing a break from the slopes and to meet up with the various family members I lost on the slopes.

Snow and Pony sounds like my kind of place…read more The space here is rather narrow and it does get really crowded in the peak periods. Just after snow school has started and ended. So pick your time carefully. There aren't a lot of seats and it can be a bit squishy when the yummy mummies insist on pushing little Quinoa and Goji in a pram through the venue. The perks are that the coffee here is really good and the sweet treats offer a decent sugar hit before you hit the slopes again. Ask the staff what's muffin specials are on for the day.

This place is a must for those wanting a seriously sensational dining experience for breakfast,…read morelunch or dinner. It also has a great list of cocktails, wines and other drinks. We dropped in for a cocktail one afternoon after skiing and loved the menu so much we booked in for dinner the following night. They have sharing plates or ordinary serves for those not so inclined to share ( yeah, that person is me). I eat mainly vegan/ vegetarian food and found their options to cater to my wants. I highly recommend the green papaya salad- it's in the "sides" section of the menu but I wished I had of ordered it as a main. It was amazing. Prices are a little high but it is certainly worth it. It's a small place so I would book a table do you don't miss out on this experience Oh, I didn't mention their bombe dessert.... You'll just have to trust me that it's worth the try, just don't eat it alone! It serves a few people

Good burgers. All four of us had different burgers and we were all happy. Chips were good to…read more Takeaway style with a few stools for dining

My cousin and I stopped here to grab lunch before heading back out onto the mountain. We had been…read moreriding all morning so I was starving and the serving size here was perfect. I ordered the burger which was very generous in it's size and came with chips to back it up. There wasn't an amazing amount of flavour but enough to know that you were eating a quality burger. I wouldn't rate the burger one of the best but still a decent meal if you're looking to eat on mountain.

Great staff, food and atmosphere. Best place we ate in Mt. Buller. Large portions and good value.read more

Excellent place to stop and have lunch. A selection of pastas, pizzas and burgers as well as a good…read moreselection of hot drinks and alcohol. Adjacent to the Tyrol and Shakey Knees top station, it's a very convenient place to stop.

Sure the view is great, but be prepared to pay fine-dining prices for foodcourt quality food. In my…read morecase, two kid-sized servings of mass-produced pasta for $30+. There are no prices listed anywhere so they keep the surprise for when you get to the cashier. You can get much better food for similar prices at The Village.

Most Asian food items at this place are nice to have in the cold weather. The misses though…read moreinclude the beverages: hot chocolate and coffee. The place is clean and the toilet facilities are up to scratch. Service is fair and quick enough. Orders are done via self service from noting down your preferences from a wall of menu items. Completed orders are announced via a PA system, which is cool, I thought. There are power points around the eating area where customers can use to charge their batteries. Twas a nice resting place for our day tour! The best part? The Sio Mai's!! Highly recommended.

Attractive photos in the menu can't describe how bad the food is. The meat cuts are cheap and full…read moreof gristle and they had run out of chicken when we ordered.

If your looking for 4/5 star dinning go to The Sebel. If you want the type of meal where your…read morelooking for something to mop up the sauce, followed by in appropriate plate licking...you won't be disappointed. Relaxed and groovy Art Deco industrial rustic vibe...charming environment and staff. Honest home cooking prepared by a fine dining chief (I suspect) . We had the 18 hour beef cheek and twice cooked pork belly (the best I have ever had)

They just aren't able to cope with the numbers in peak season. Waited for a table (even though…read moremultiple tables empty). No-one gave us menus so we went and found them ourselves. No-one served us until we flagged someone down. Tried to order the pork from their quite limited menu and they had run out.