The sign on the window - it's huge, basically is the window - speaks of a $5.50 roll with all your…read morebits. Salads, meats, they add all kinds of magic into it. When a sign is this big you think "OK, this is something they do really well. There's no way I am not going to be blown away by the awesomeness of it." No dice. While the bread was nice the fillings were below average. But in the case of bread, you cannot go wrong here. All your kinds - rolls to loafs, bread sticks to baguettes (same thing). Better idea is to get your base here and maybe some DIY fillings from down the road. Hot food available included wicked pies that smelt great and brought happy faces to the eaters.

This place ought to be taken to the ACCC for misleading advertising. They have the big sign for $5…read morerolls but when you ask for them they say "we're done with those" whatever that means. Not even a "sorry". Horrible attitude and they shouldnt be able to get away with misleading advertising. Stay away from them.

I'd say this guy is an old school raver!!! Literally!! based on his playlist... as I sit here…read morecontemplating .... "What do I do on an 8 degree celcius early morning at a seaside town like Angelasea? Grab a piping hot steak n onion pie from the bakery.. down it in 45 second flat and go grab a fantastic strong latte from a cool coffee joint like "Laneway 73" and read the happenings from a real newspaper??" I feel myself unconsciously bopping to break beats that turn into something you'd expect on a vinyl B side!! Haha ... oh hang on is he on a come down??? wooooah.. pretty friendly chilled out

Walking into Laneway 73 you can easily forget that you are in Anglesea and think that you are in…read morethe middle of Melbourne CBD. Great coffee, tick. Freshly squeezed juice, tick. Laneway tight cafe with courtyard and street seatings, tick. By night, Laneway 73 shuts its doors and patrons are welcomed next door at Bistro 73 which is equally as charming as it's alter ego. We dined in and served by a welcoming staff, friendly owner checks in on us and you can tell that they love food here. Dishes are simple and done well. I had snapper in broth which was beautifully cooked. Claypot Garlic Prawn was perhaps a tad too simple, I would have liked it in a heartier base other than similar broth to my snapper. Winner here is definitely the pizzas. Good selection albeit on the small servings. A lovely change if you are sick of deep fried takeaways :)

Best pies on the Surf Coast. Great food at good prices. Friendly staff and good coffee. Plenty of…read moreseats and parking available.

From the owner: Bread, Pies & Cakesread more

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

I strolled down the streets and smell drew me in. Katerina and Olivia welcomed us as old friends…read morealthough it was our first Visit from Louisiana. Pies Sandwiches and Sweets in large variety to sink you mouth in. My health conscious daughters enjoyed their sandwiches. Their not so worried about calories Father ate very well. .

Nice Thai red curry pie, sausage rolls and Shepards pie. Also light and fluffy cup cakes. Very nice.read more

Fantastic food and prompt delivery. genuine delicious indian food. Highly recommend!read more

This was an incredibly lovely place to grab a pot of tea on my morning trek along the great ocean…read moreroad. In a way this place just had some much charm about it, befitting of a place located along a major tourist road. The staff were warm and friendly, and the tea, well, the tea was just perfect. I guess the decorations also had a lot to be with my love of this place, and it is certainly a place to grab a nice warm beverage.