Awesome food and lovely environment, a bit hidden from the main road…read more Most expensive freshly squeezed juices.

We really enjoyed our breakfast at The farmer's Wife. I think their use of quality ingredients is…read morewhat sets them apart from other places in town. Great coffee, too! The restaurant is tucked away but look for the yellow bike on Sackville Street and you won't miss it.

This was a rather nice cafe, though it was pretty packed as well. Then again this is probably…read moresomething that shouldn't surprise me all that much in a place like Port Fairy, especially on the weekend. We ended up deciding to grab a takeaway, namely because of time limitations, and that we had to be back in Melbourne that afternoon. However, they had their own little takeaway stand, which was pretty good, and that also meant that I ended up grabbing what turned out to be a rather nice cup of tea. The service was pretty good as well, and it wasn't all that expensive either. Yeah, this place turned out to be quite nice.

Looks like a beautiful quaint little cafe, cute scarves in the window. I've been there a couple of…read moretimes with mixed results. Very disappointed with the coffees, price was very high, coffees were small- no almond milk, and was rudely confronted by the lady serving us when I asked for it. Thought about leaving then and there, but need for coffee too great. Bought a little bucket of mini yo-yos, they were tasty, but I didn't expect the $20 price tag. I think we will give it a miss next time.

The new shop is beautifully full of natural light and wonderful service-oriented people. The…read moreflavors are plentiful and the combinations are endless. You must try the Affogatto, a new concoction that is so rich and creamy, perfect on a warm summers day or in front of a winter fire. They have an exciting "Sundae School" where they offer an informative class to school students on how they make their boutique ice creams and sorbet.

I had the fish and chips and the wife had the squid. Both were beautiful and tasty. The meals came…read moreout fast 5 minutes. Order food at the register.

Ok food. Quick and friendly service but overpriced and way too much disposable plastic used…read more Including straws !

Lunch in Warrnambool! We were intrigued by the long queue…read moreoutside the door at this bakery in the middle of the week so we stopped to to grab some lunch. We ordered a couple of meat and salad rolls which were made to order. Even though it was busy, the queue moved quickly and the staff were friendly and unflappable. Our sandwiches were really delicious and good value! This is a really great option for lunch or a snack!

Had a great experience here. Great service and good food…read more Really hit the spot. Very welcoming and family friendly. The owners do this town justice. Hope it all prospers.

Chitticks, how I miss you. The nibble pies are to die for…read moreand the vanilla slices are heaven. Besides that, the whole selection is perfect. When I think of my little home town, Chitticks is one of the things I miss most.

It is just so cool when you jump in the car to go and find a place for breakfast that is open on an…read moreEaster Sunday and discover one literally around the corner from where you are staying. Yep, that place was Brocky's, and to say that they served a pretty decent breakfast is an understatement. I even broke from my routine of simply having bacon and eggs and dived in for a pancake and I must say I was pleasantly rewarded. Those pancakes were magnificent. My friend ended up having the poached eggs, but I really couldn't get any more than 'yep, there good' out of him (though if they weren't I would have been sure to hear about it). Oh, and they also gave us a massive pot of tea with a side of water, with made the fact that they had simply dumped the tea leaves into the pot not as annoying as it normally is. This is definitely a place that I would recommend to people down this way.

I was only passing through Warrnambool, but needed a proper cafe breakfast. We randomly picked…read moreBrockys because it was open, and it looked nice. Very comfy inside. There's a case of inviting looking pastries and sandwiches, and a large room with plenty of small tables. At the back are more loungey spaces. The whole place just yells "breakfast", although perhaps if I'd stopped by at noon it would have screamed "lunch" as well. You don't feel crowded, though: the place is quite large, with high ceilings, and you're not packed in like some breakfast cafe nooks are. The ladies running the show were friendly, took our order, and promptly brought out some tasty coffees and a great brekkie. I had a big bowl of baked beans with smoked ham and a slice of toast (one of my favourites); they had a few types of beans in there, mixing things up. My wife had mushrooms on toast - in fact, one giant, grilled mushroom cap, which she reported as being quite good. If you find yourself on the west end of the Great Ocean Road you could do a lot worse for breakfast.