We were looking to have steak at their sister restaurant, Sir Loin but alas we didn't know there…read morewasn't wheelchair access. The nice gentleman arranged for us to go around the corner to this type of Asian Bistro. Every dish was delicious and house made. The duck curry, sticky cauliflower and the prawn dumplings were to die for! Service was friendly and atmosphere was casual.

Visited Dr Mauve in a party of 5 yesterday , we had the 'feed me' option for four of us and 1…read moreseperate calamari. The Feed Me option is a selection of their share dishes - for us this included edamame, crispy chicken, chips, sticky crispy cauliflower, pork buns, blue cheese and pumpkin fritter / pancake, greens (bok Choi). The food was a great selection with some awesome standouts - the cauliflower was a real surprise and the bok Choi was a hit too Great ambience , love the cat wall .

Had breakfast here with a mate one day. A busy place on a busy weekend. Sit right beside a lovely…read morepark and river. There is a nice big area out the back To sit and table at the front under cover if the weather turns bad. The coffee was good and the staff were attentive and helpful. My only gripe was that we were sitting at a side bench instead of a nice big table. The food was amazing. Eggs Benedict on potato rosti. Yum it was all cooked perfectly the eggs were like molten gold with the yoke pouring out when cut into. The rosti were nice and crispy with out being too fatty. As side serve of chorizo and some kale to green it up was a nice addition. Yum. Please can I go back there. Don't hesitate if your in bright. The lunch and dinner menu also looks good and if it's anything like breakfast then it will be with it.

sooooooooo yuuuuuummmmmyy…read more Good vibes Yummy food Happy people Good as coffee Hits the spot after a big hike in the high country

What an amazing find in Bright! We were in town for the weekend to see the autumn leaves and I…read morepopped online to see if there were any vegan options in town. I wasn't expecting much, so I was quite surprised to find that Bright is home to What You Eat, an all-vegetarian cafe with heaps of vegan options. When we walked in, I knew right away I would like the place. It has a light, airy, cheerful atmosphere, and the place was packed so I knew the food would be good. I splurged. I had a liquid gold turmeric latte, the vegan schnitzel parmigiana (made with Bio-Cheese), and a vegan cookie for dessert. My boyfriend had the house-made vegetable and barley broth with garlic toast. Both of our mains were on the "lunch specials" menu and not on the regular menu, so I'm not sure how often you can actually order them, but both were DELICIOUS. My parma was easily the best vegan parma I've ever had (much better than the one at the Cornish Arms in Melbourne), and my boyfriend's barley and veggie soup was really hearty and tasty as well. Price-wise, it did seem a little on the expensive side, but given this is a country town and ingredients like Bio-cheese are not readily available, I can understand the pricing. Service was super-friendly even though the place was packed for the autumn festival. Highly recommend if you're in Bright and looking for a great place for breakfast, brunch, or lunch. Or even just coffee!

Catered my sisters wedding reception and was so dope! Even coming from an omnivore, this food was…read morefilling and brilliant and I'd definitely come back.

This is a cute little cafe in a back street. The cafe has an engaging 50s/60s retro look. It's…read morelovely inside but it also has a great back area where we sat. There was lovely soft sun shining on the morning we visited and sitting in the courtyard was gorgeous with a gentle calming breeze. The coffee here was good. Lovely and richly flavoured. We also had a gorgeous fluffy blueberry muffin. It was delicious. Only the weight of the abundant blueberries stopped the muffin from flying off into the sky. Lovely home made food. This is a really nice cafe but it was unaccountably difficult to find. All it needs is a more prominent sign out front and an improved street presence. It's a 4.5. Nice.

Great coffee shop in Bright with inside and out side seating available. Food and coffees are great…read more Need out door heating.

Nice pizza, especially The Temptation: Garlic, Olive Oil, Cheese, Pesto, Sweet Potato, Mushroom,…read moreRoasted Caps, Zucchini, Pumpkin, Capers, Olives, Onion, Bacon, Feta, topped with Aioli & Lemon Sauce. We grabbed take away after a 22km hike and washed it down with some cold brews. Perfection.

The pizzas here are absolutely fantastic. I had a small marinara which was full of seafood. The…read morepizza base is thin, which is how it should be, and definitely not thick and sickening. The staff were very friendly and eager to please. I'd recommend this pizza house.

Pleasant little bar. Nice spot that could probably do with a reno if it's to move to next level…read more More of a transition spot for us. Had a nice shiraz and sat in the open air area on what was a very pleasant night. Service was fine. In the right hands, this place will improve.

Great wine, great beer, great cocktails, great food and great staff = 5 stars! Outside is my…read morefavourite place to sit there, looking up at the surrounding hills later in the day. Inside is also a very relaxing atmosphere. I will keep coming back.

Well I had high expectations after reading where the owner and head chef Frank had learnt his…read morecraft. I must say I am very disappointed, I really did expect more from a chef who apparently worked in Michelin stared restaurants. We had Bruschetta which reminded me of a horrible night I ate at a place called Outback Jacks in Macky average at best. Then the Fritto Misto, tempura prawns, whitebait and calamari, this was ok but not great and the sauces were good. Then the mains, I had Black Angus ragu Pappardelle and it was so over powering with tomato you couldn't taste the meat so very average. We had the 5 mushroom tagliatelle with truffle oil, this was good but a little stodgy. I will say the serves are huge and date I say they are to big, trust me I can eat but I guess when it's average you don't want that much. On the bright side the Pann Cotta was very nice. I won't be back and for a restaurant that drops so many names I'm surprised.

Had a table for 5 with mix of orders of Mussels, calamari & prawns, crumbled chicken and baked…read moregnocchi. Service was good , timely and friendly. Food was good overall a relaxed setting. A good Bright restaurant !

Amazing food with good vego options too. This place never disappoints. We had Vego curry pugfs…read more Satay tofu stir-fry & chicken cashew stir fry+ roti & satay sauce. Both dishes were loaded with fresh crisp veggies including carrot beans mini corn broccoli cauliflower & red capsicum. If you like cider try the Alpine pink lady sider the sweet one. Service is always good but can be slow if they re busy with take away as well. You need to book as it's always booked out. This is a must eat place for us when in Bright from Melb.

I was craving some Thai food on my most recent trip to Bright so I found Suganya's and didn't…read morehesitate for a second to order the laksa since it was on 'special'. I use inverted commas because I am a frequent diner at Laksa King so a $17.50 laksa isn't very cheap but I sucked it up because I'd heard some great things about Suganya's. Well, didn't my bubble get burst almost instantly?! I asked for a chicken laksa with extra veggies and some rice noodles. I got laksa soup, three pieces of chicken, and a half a handful of soggy, limp veggies that I wouldn't serve to my worst enemy. My friend ordered vegetable satay stirfry. She got an oyster sauce stirfry. The only saving grace was that the two boys both ordered Pad Thai and they really nailed that one. It was delicious. Considering the price you pay to 'enjoy' the good from Suganya's ($70+ for all four meals!) it really was a disappointment and I won't be making that poor choice again. I hope that any other Yelpers out there have a better experience than us!

Slightly confusing name as it doesn't seem to be open to have a wine at night as we discovered last…read morenight. It seems to be more of a cafe that can serve wine. It's a small brightly decorated little cafe. You get a good feel from it. The coffee here is very nice, probably the best we had in lovely Bright. Substantive and nicely flavoured. Service was brisk and amiable.

Great spot in bright for some brunch lunch or afternoon snack! This place was a great find. Would…read morehighly recommend the smashed Avo on sourdough with goats cheese. They also do a great grazing plate with lots of yummy cheese meat and antipasto! My friend had the banana smoothie which was delicious too. Wait staff are friendly and have lots of country charm and the place looks like it would be comfortable in a Melbourne suburb. Has outdoor seating and big tables for groups or sharing as well as couches which is nice. They also sell fresh bread and yummy gourmet food stuffs like jams, relishes, teas and coffee which I always spend my money on. Definitely worth a look next time you're in Bright!