Consistently good food. Excellent pizzas and massive desserts…read more I've been there probably six times in five years and always good. Heating not working on my visit tonight and very cold inside. Disappointing. But I'll be back next time I'm in Halls Gap.

Definitely value for money foodwise. Located in a lovely…read morecorner of the park in the middle of town.

We were a walk-in and they fit us in without a booking which was very accommodating and we weren't…read moredisappointed. Food was top notch as was the service. Would definitely recommend if you visit the Grampians, but book a table ahead of time just in case!!

Delicious food, delicious local wine, great service from the staff and a nice big roaring fire to…read morekeep us warm Had a group of 7 in Halls Gap for a work trip. We were advised to book somewhere as we had quite a few people. This place did not disappoint

Really lovely restaurant, highly recommended if you're stopping by Halls Gap for some Australian…read morecuisine. The staff are very accommodating and we had a wonderful experience with some delicious servings from a very unassuming menu. Beautiful views and great staff that will also go above and beyond for dietary requirements

Stopped in for a bite to eat for dinner. Pleased with the service and food. We ordered the ribeye…read moresteak which was cooked to expectations. We also ordered the kangaroo lion and it was cooked just perfectly and was not gamey. It was a pleasant experience. Would recommend it!

We turned up to this place without knowing that a reservation is required and they were nice enough…read moreto give us a spot but with one hour limit. We ordered biryani, kebabs, curries and a lot more than two person could eat. Everything was extremely fresh especially the tandoori naans which is made inside a tandoor at the premise. The restaurant itself is very large and there are a lot of seats outdoor for anyone weather permitting, though at the day there was no one dining outside.

They dont serve after 9, only take outs. I dont know if the staff is lazy or they have this weird…read moresystem of service. Just wanted to let others know since they dont have their weird service timing listed in Yelp. I hope they do better with customer service and their timing and hire some better staff who are more welcoming.

Great place for ice cream in town! They have a bunch of different flavors for you to choose from,…read moreso there's something for everyone's taste. I ordered the mint and caramel cookies and cream. They were delicious! The ice cream was smooth and not too sugary. I really liked the flavor of the caramel cookies and cream, I've never had something like that before. The streaks of caramel mixed in with the vanilla ice cream and Oreo pieces made for an awesome combination. A little bit pricey for ice cream, but worth it. They have plenty of seating outside for you to relax, or you can walk across the street to the park too. Keep in mind they close at 5pm, so make sure to get there in time and not plan on an evening snack.

You cannot miss Coolas Ice Creamery and will know if from the line heading out the door past the…read moregazebo and turning to miss the street. This place was always packed. No matter what time of day we rocked through Halls Gap, it was consistently busy. That must say something. Especially cause just an easy walk away one block down is another, bigger ice cream place. Anyways, the jist here is that they make their own waffle cones. You'd be silly not to get one, especially after seeing that line. They have PLENTY of flavors. I got the rum raisin and tried a chocolate one. I don't think you could go wrong with any of them. You get served pretty quickly, maybe the line just always seems long cause the space inside is so tight. Oh, and there's a $10 minimum EFTPOS here. So order up.

This was quite a lovely tavern located in the heart of Halls Gap. Yeah, it really did have some…read morecharm about it, though the beer selection wasn't the best, and the service was passible. However, they did have quite a lovely outdoor area, almost in the midst of the natural beauty of the Grampians. Yeah, it was a nice place for a beer, but there were better.

On mini-cation to Halls Gap & limited dining options I tried out Livefast Cafe for breakfast…read more Venturing outside my usual comfort zone of poached eggs I opted for the breakfast special of smoked salmon, Cajun spiced field mushroom, cherry tomatoes, spinach with a lemon/sweet paprika sour cream sauce & thankfully a poached egg on sourdough. What I was presented with was a slightly confused looking plate of food. Sadly the only element I enjoyed was the poached egg & sourdough. Whilst each of the components might have worked individually together it was just a mess in both terms of presentation & flavours. Just goes to show that sometimes you should just stick with what you know. The service was friendly & efficient, that said I was one of only 5 customers at the time, so that should be a given. $20 for the brekkie & a mug of coffee was probably about the right price but when the quality is poor you always feel a little cheated about the price you've paid!!!

Went here twice with a group of girlfriends over the weekend…read more First time we just picked up some snacks and coffee before a hike. Second time we ate lunch before leaving halls gap. Both times we received great food but questionable service. Highlights were definitely the milkshakes, chicken burger & lamb salad. But you wouldn't want to be in a rush to get anywhere. Service was slow and not exactly friendly. Lucky their food was so delicious.

I was greatly looking forward to the chance to eat here. It even made my pre-itinerary list of…read morewhere to try. But actually eating here was tough. I found the hours to be weird, one day we showed up around 3pm, to be told that they weren't serving lunch anymore. But we could sit down for a drink and a cake. Which we did. And yes, the carrot cake was delish. The next day we gave it another go and popped in a little after noon and we were told that the kitchen was closed because they ran out of food. Seriously? What a disappointment. The look of this place is very minimal with a touch of nature, it fits perfectly into Halls Gap with their living local standards, it's displayed clearly in the menu. You even have the opportunity to stay here, as accommodation is available. Or maybe pop in before a hike, they have some ready made goodies in the fridge along with many local products for sale.

The excited and warming reception you receive from the young owners is wonderfully welcoming. They…read morestrive to have an amazing array of locally sourced ingredients and whilst a few dishes fell short many are fantastic. The hosts are also very knowledgeable on the area and after a short series of questions were able to suggest a different itinerary that ended up in the most amazing experiences for us. We visited a few times in our stay and always enjoyed the food, coffee and wonderful wine. The is a wide selection of things you can take back to your accommodation or hike to have happy belly memories of halls gap.

Drop in here for a wattleseed damper and a coffee or tea. Lovely setting and lots of bush tucker…read moreoriented food. Yum. Pick up a jar of rosella and Davidson plum jam or a jar of bush lime jam. Visit the free centre for a bit if local Aboriginal history or explore the grounds.

This place wasn't too bad, though it was a bit of a hike outside of the main township, though it…read moreprobably should be remembered that Halls Gap is probably more a collection of chalet's, motels, and other short stay residences. Yet, one still needed to drive to get here, and while as a pub it wasn't all that bad, it certainly didn't stand out in the way that other places happened to have stood out. They did have a couple of nice beers available, but other than that, well, it wasn't anything that stood out in my mind.