This place is at the end of Cunningham Pier, its got some great views of the water. My friends…read morewere looking for the restaurant that was previously here but it was replaced by Wah Wah Gee. Its sort of an Asian Fusion with a variety of dishes. The food and service were quite good. They specialize in small plates that are meant to be shared with the table. My Ozy friends hadn't been here before since it became a different restaurant but I think we were all pleasantly surprised. They have a full bar and a pretty large dining area. When you walk in there isn't much of a waiting area for you to wait so I would imagine this would be a bit of a challenge during times when its busy here. Overall it was good and I'd totally come back here to eat again. Its worth checking out.

It's a cute location, but the food really lacked flavor. The staff did make sure we understood the…read moremenu and nature of the restaurant and was friendly. The pepper flavor on the calamri was good, but it wasn't crispy. Pork bao with apple literally just had applesauce under the pork. The meat balls were pretty dry and and the glaze was fairly weak. Again the cauliflour puree was underpowered as far as flavor. On the plus side I suppose it wasn't too salty. When I brought up my issues with the food at the end and was questioned as if I was lying. Quite over priced food for what it is.

Absolutely fantastic experience. Everything is perfect. Great food and I have never had pork so…read moreabsolutely perfect! Pleasant comfortable seating, calm pleasant atmosphere and staff who smile and serve you in a way you know they love their work. They easily catered to my dietary concerns as well!

New Italian menu. Delicious thin pizzas from the wood oven. Yummy tapas and desserts!!!! Definitely…read morea return destination.

Food was quite good! I got the chicken kiev crepe and my sister got a strawberry one which looked…read moreamazing!! The service was awesome as both of the staff members were kind and lovely! The toilets were a no though. The dryer didnt work and the toilet paper cover wasnt even there, there were also umbrellas in the public toilets.

"Death by chocolate" is literally to die for, but definitely for those who have big stomachsread more

A sure sign of a great dinner is a great welcome. The Black Bull staff were friendly and efficient…read morein seating us and ensuring our glasses of Tempranillo were well stocked. The tapas variety was plentiful and of good quality. The manchengo croquettes were particularly perfect, but was is there not to love about a warm runny cheese filling? The standout for me was the duck. This main dish was cooked delicately to perfection and I don't think I will be able to look past it when I return next. A great selection of desserts and a cheery atmosphere complete this great pick in Geelong.

Great food, wine and very accommodating to my crazy low-FODMAP, Pescatarian, gluten-free dietary…read moreneeds! The interior is warm, spacious and inviting and I'd like to give a special shout-out to the manager, Lisa, for making our night especially humorous and yummy! Cheers!!

Reasonably priced fish and chips - good efficient service and a great location. But with a bit of…read moreattention to detail this place could be much more.. The orders of fish are just that - you have to order the chips separately and salad etc. and the Greek salad was very bland - the crush and the chips were all very well done - very crisp batter. As a take away thus place would be great. As a restaurant it could lift its game..,

The staff were really friendly, food was amazing and the views topped off a great visit. Will…read moredefinitely be back again

3.8 Quirky southern…read morestyle cafe which is nicely located on Little Malop Street which is undergoing an impressive rejuvenation. The cafe is full of all sorts of interesting southern and American style adornments. Also, there was great music playing. Overall it's a fun place with great inside and outside areas. I chose the gumbo bowl and corn bread. It was a cracking dish. Spicy and full of flavour with a lovely tasty sausage. It really packs a punch and is a mighty dish. Better than any gumbo I've had in Melbourne. My companions enjoyed their dishes too, two burgers and one rice dish. Good place. Recommended.

This place was great. Definitely will be back. The Shrimp Po Boy was so yummy and it wasn't heavy…read more I also tried a biscuit, that was delicious. All in all we will be back, Shame the band started late. I would have loved to have some blues music playing.

Caruggi is excellent Italian. Authentic, provincial and perfetto! I can count the number of good…read moreItalian restaurants I know on one hand and Caruggi is now certainly on the list. For entree I ordered the focaccia with pomodoro (tomato), anchovies and capers. I was expecting some tasteless slab of salty bread plied with a few toppings. Hardly. The focaccia was wafer thin, crispy to bite and filled with melted cheese. The tomato topping was amazing, appropriately accompanied with salty anchovies. A provincial dish that I will be coming back for. My pork parpadelle was also perfetto (yep, perfect). I loved the diversity of the rustic Italian dishes on the menu. Generous in proportion, lovingly prepared and a far cry from the 80s style Lygon St Italiano machine. Caruggi Is yet another surprising made in Geelong culinary treat. Excellent hospitality too. I really can't wait to return.

Attentive and thoughtful staff…read more Great menu with subtle Italian flavours and tastes. Magnificent focaccia. Great seafood based mains. Highly recommended. A gem in Geelong.

Wonderful food & service . Paul Ramia & his team continue to showcase Geelongs waterfront. A class…read moreestablishment.

I was looking for a good restaurant in Geelong and this one came up on yelp…read more The staffs were really nice. Food sounded good and looked fancy on plates but not as good as I thought. Pan grilled white fish was bit bland and lobster raviolli was not in a bisque like the one in America. Do not get me wrong, it was not bad at all. However, the price is kinda high and you are definitely paying for the ocean view and nice ambiance.

Quite good. I've had the experience of both dining in the restaurant and more casual 'take away'…read morearea. The restaurant, while not amazing, delivers a solid seafood-focused experience. Servings are generous, and the seafood is fresh (delivered 6 times weekly according to the proprietor). While it's not going to win any awards for a high class dining experience, it's a solid local restaurant. The outside and takeaway areas use a different menu, and are definitely more tuned towards the typical 'fish and chips' experience. Prices are reasonable ($10 for a fish and chips pack) although drinks are slightly expensive at $4 for a 600ml bottle. Again, seafood is fresh and orders are delivered quickly. There are several tables available upstairs on the roof, which provide a nice dining experience during the summer. I would recommend this establishment.

Just sampled the Geelong Boat House hot chips and potato cakes…read more They were both cooked to perfection. Slightly crispy on the outside and soft in the middle. It was very pleasant sitting on the decking on this cloudy Autumn day. I'm afraid they were that yummy there were none left for the local seagulls :-(