Stopped in for lunch around 1:15 on a Saturday. We each had a baguette sandwich. My leg ham sarnie…read morewas perfect and my husband loved the beef. Excellent quality and although the baguette wasn't traditional style, it was a nice soft loaf. Simple and delicious -- what we wanted and what they advertise!

Stopped for a coffee. Located in the Main Street. The space is ok. They were hideously busy and…read morepretty much run off their feet. The coffee was reasonable but with no particularly notable pluses. I sort of enjoyed the sit more than the drink itself. Left abruptly. There are world class wineries to visit.

Great choice of herbal tea, and they have gluten free snacks for me which are fantastic. A lovely…read moreplace to meet with a friend and chat, drink and nibble.

Terrific bakery cafe My husband and I had really delicious…read moredinner at this lovely bakery cafe! We really enjoyed our Greek salad, authentic wood-fired pizza and the excellent bread that came with the eggplant parmigiana. Mt Gambier is lucky to have a cafe that is open from breakfast to dinner. No wonder it's so popular!!

This place certainly seems to be pretty popular, if the crowds that were swarming through here when…read morewe were visiting were anything to go by. In fact, it was a little difficult finding a place to sit, but we did eventually find someplace. Yeah, this was actually a pretty cool cafe, and they made a rather nice pot of tea as well. The selections you get are pretty good as well, though as I mentioned, getting a good seat can be a little tricky at times, but they do make up with the service, and the tea of course.

The husband and I stopped in for a quick lunch and really enjoyed it! The decor is modern and cute…read more The concept is cool, with many different types of food. I had one of their burgers and fries, and it was really good! The fries and fry sauce were awesome too. I was glad we made the stop here.

Best place we found during our travels through Australia! After the lunch I said to myself: this…read morewas the best investment I've done until this moment The Smoothies were incredible delicious and I'm very sad that I cannot taste more meals like the "Gone Wild Burger" because Mount Gambier is just a short stop in our travel plan. If I could I would give 10 stars

I stayed at the Southgate Hotel and after perusing the menu in my room I thought I'd give the…read morerestaurant a go. I was not disappointed! I had the tomato, bacon and baby spinach soup and the lamb rack. The portion sizes were generous and I really enjoyed the food. The servers were friendly and attentive but did not bother me too much, which was nice because I wanted to read. When they didn't have the wine I requested they offered me an alternative (more expensive wine) for the same price as the one I had ordered. Overall, while at first glance the menu seemed a little pricey, I felt that I got excellent value for money and would return to this restaurant again.

From the owner: The Gates restaurant is open for breakfast 7 days a week.read more

A quiet relaxing spot, nestled within a garden centre just off the Main Street of Millicent. Great…read morecoffee, friendly service and although I didn't try the food, the aromas from the kitchen and the tables around me were delicious.

Nice spacious restaurant that also serves coffee and tea and sells wine and soft drinks…read more They accept all methods of payment and it's impossible to miss them as there is a huge lobster in front of their building. The service is very friendly. They also have free WiFi (password is written on a note next to the cashier)

OMG, I can't believe I haven't yet written a review for Larry The Lobster!! What is it with…read moreAustralians and their 'BIG' man made structures??? Larry (sorry, 'The Big Lobster') is one of those childhood memories that are just as impressive as an adult. Seriously! This review is actually for the 17 metre high 4 tonne lobster rather than the cafe attached to it ... otherwise it would have received a 3 star rating from me, just being a greasy-spoon joint with some Big Lobster souvenirs ;) I'm giving it 5 stars just for being awesome and weird, and making me laugh every time we drive by. As a side note, it's currently for sale - only $327,400 will buy you a massive lobster and a cafe. Tempted? I know I am ;)

This was our quick Robe 'truck stop' on this wintry morning and what a find. Basic yet inviting…read morefrom the street, inside was uncluttered and minimalist but with a touch of country & some stylish simplicity. $14.50 for 2 coffees & 2 hot chocolates was a bargain, and the menu inviting enough we almost changed our plans...after the quality of coffee & service we received we'll be including Robe in our 12 month holiday planning. Seriously. The coffee was perfect, on par with anything I've had in Adelaide, and the staff very friendly & accommodating, making my wife's coffee exactly as discussed, no extra cost for double shots. And their menu even acknowledges kids - they simply serve kids adult food, in half sizes, at half price, which I haven't seen before. An easy 5 stars for our experience.

This little restaurant was just next to our hotel, so we stopped in for breakfast. I had a mushroom…read moreand veg breakfast with a poached egg that was very tasty. The husband had a sweet bread of sorts that was good but not as good as my savory dish. Prices were a bit high. The food was very fresh and tasty. It was worth stopping in.

While in Robe for 3 days had breakfast here 3 times. Usual…read morebreakfast combinations including ubiquitous smashed avocado on toast with eggs but you won't here me complain about that. In peak season be prepared to wait a little while but I was on holiday and was not in a rush. Option to sit outside under massive tree and also in covered area. Very friendly staff.