What a great coffee shop and bakery find! Excellent espresso and a wall of delicious breads and…read morepastries! Some street parking, patio and indoor seating, plus friendly and attentive staff. A great addition to town!

3 days in the Yarra Valley and this trip I must say I struggled to find a good soy latte but…read moreHabituel hit the right spot.  Most impressed also with the baked goods on offer for breakfast.  We selected a delicious choc & raspberry muffin & sour dough toast with vegemite.  I liked that the toast came with the butter & vegemite on the side which is how we do it at home but isnt always the case in Aussie cafes.  Service was excellent & friendly.  Our only wish was that we had found this on our first and not last day so that we could have tried a few of the other great looking baked goods on offer (and had one of their excellent coffees every morning!)

Exceptionally good breakfast here + coffee + outlets + wifi. Great place to work, have a long…read morebreakfast with friends, or do nothing and just read. Was not expecting great flatbread/pizzas in the middle of nowhere.

Little Joe has managed to get some big flavour on to his Pizza!…read more Is there much better than a perfect, thin crust with semolina, with a few select, high quality toppings cooked in a wood fired over in front of you while you gaze out the windows at the beautiful Mt Donna-Buang? I really don't think so? Pizzas ranged between $12-$20. No pastas. Little Joe makes a mean coffee and a fabulous homemade doughnut with lemon curd. Not to be missed if you're in Warburton!

This place caught our eye as we were driving to the snow at Mt Donna Buang and we decided to stop…read morethere on the way back. Stepping inside you are momentarily left wondering if you are in a coffe shop or a habadashery as there are patchwork quilts, fabric and all things crafty for sale. It's all very cute and grandmotherly. We ordered the Devonshire tea and I was hugely disappointed when the scones were microwaved. Don't people know this changes he whole consistency and flavour of the scones! However despite this their pie and salad was nice and everything else we ordered was too. Just wouldn't go back for scones.

Great food and plenty of it Service was a little slow but…read morethey were really busy Certainly go back again

So lucky to live in the Yarra Valley and enjoy the beautiful selection of food this place offers…read more The staff are kind and helpful and the bakehouse has a lovely, welcoming atmosphere. Incredible selection of pies, delicious sandwiches and great coffee. You must try the Vanilla slice or the carrot cake!

awesome place before the ride sometimes wait is long…read moregood healthy drink choice i wish they hung my bike there as decor

Cute open-air cafe on a hill behind the Warburton Visitor Centre. A welcome sight for many of the…read morecyclists making the 40km journey from Lilydale along the popular Lilydale-Warburton Rail Trail bike path. The cafe has a selection of small meals, but most people go here for the coffee and what I like to call the "Lycra ambience" -- one of those post-ride cafes where you look totally normal in your ridiculous cycling gear, clomping around in your clip-in shoes, simply because everyone else is too. However, non-cyclists are welcome too. Warburton is a cute little town with green hills and bubbling creeks and rivers, well worth a visit from Melbourne, and there are plenty of tourists who make the journey. I had the falafel wrap -- it's vegan as long as you ask for no tzaziki. It wasn't your usual grease-soaked kebab shop falafel wrap either -- it was very light and healthy-tasting, which I appreciated because I had just completed the Warburton Half Marathon, and stomachs in bodies that have just run 21.1k do not really appreciate grease. They also offer vegan cakes, which is awesome, although I didn't try one. Service is the only thing that really needs to be improved. While most of the ladies working there were very nice, they seemed kinda generally confused about which orders needed to be delivered where. But my biggest complaint was that everything was SO SLOW. Our two small meals took close to 45 minutes to be delivered. I realize it's a sunny Sunday and therefore insanely busy, but I think they're crazy understaffed because there's no way our food should've taken that long to prepare. When you've just run 21k (or cycled 40k), you are generally ravenous and want your food within a reasonable (I.e., 20 minutes or less) timeframe. Maybe they should put more cooks on the weekend shift or something, I don't know. Aside from the long unpleasant wait, this is a cute, reasonably healthy little cafe that I would definitely recommend. For the cyclists, note there's a bike shed attached to the cafe if you need any repairs (or want to buy or rent a bike or any cycling gear).

Now moved to the beautiful surrounds of the Old Cheese Factory, with gardens and historic…read morebuildings. Plenty of outside tables and smaller rooms inside. Food is always magnificent. Staff very friendly. My favourite place for breakfast/brunch.

Amazing Service Especially The Food Yummo! Waffles Are The Best Place And They Are Really Into…read moreGardening Nice!

Like a hidden little cottage in an enchanted forest, Lady Hawke can be described in one word -…read morecosy. While accommodation at the B&B is limited to only one room (and I've not yet tried it so can't offer any recommendation) the cafe is open to all, and he staff/owners are friendly and welcoming. Like your own little kitschy cottage house away from home, the cafe features brightly -coloured walls, open fireplaces and a gallery of original art by local artists. Lady Hawke does all day breakfast - $10 for a big brekkie and a beverage. The venue can also be hired out for events, including wedding receptions (my brother had his there). They decorated it beautifully, and without the usual trumped up cost.

My favourite Christmas present of recent times - courtesy of my thoughtful little sister - was a…read morereusable travelling tea cup and some loose leaf Pina Colada tea. I rued the day I left New Zealand and with it the wonderful shop that sold all and everything tea related. For I am a bona fide tea enthusiast. I needn't have worried, for Melbourne boasts the tea wonder that is the incredible T2 and Warburton, the even better Old Tea Shop; a tearoom and tea retailer selling absolutely the most incredible range of over 200 loose leaf teas. From the medicinal to the novel, the tasty to the downright weird, The Old Tea Shop has them all. As perfectly lovely as it is to buy a few varieties of tea to take home and enjoy, my recommendation is an afternoon at The Old Tea Shop for some - strictly gluten free - scones and tea. Probably the most delightful thing to do in Warburton.

The Old Tea Shop is fit for the Queen herself. Serving up one of the most extensive ranges of teas…read moreI have ever seen. Tea is definitely the vernacular here. You can buy tea or you can sip tea slowly sitting at one of the little country cottage tables with a teapot, tea cosy and doilies in tow. In fact there is nothing about this place that isn't pot tea (hoho get it!). But seriously if you are passing through Warburton, don't be fooled into getting a coffee at the cafe next door, the owner is rude as hell and the food and drink are crap. Instead park yourself down at a little table in The Old Tea Shop and let the afternoon slip away in a loquacious haze. After all there is nothing like a good chat over a cuppa tea.

I've been here many times and the food is always fantastic! You're never left waiting for too long…read moreand service is always great. The ambiance is so welcoming and you can really relax and enjoy yourself

Dine in a beautifully restored old rail car. The prices were incredibly reasonable, and the food…read morewas great. We had the lamb wrap and the homemade gnocchi. Coffees were wonderful, as well as the ice cream. Often restaurants with gimmicks serve subpar food, but this was really a delight. And the woman working there was just lovely. I highly suggest this place.

My mate found a spider in his parma. We didn't say anything cause we didn't want to destroy them or…read morepossibly get bottled from the loyal bogans who worship their horse shit food. We were told rudely that we had to know where we were sitting as if the waiters didn't have the capacity to think for themselves and find the table we would sit on with the number they gave. Seriously....Country towns i guess. They don't have much people to impress apart from the elderly and the bogans who are getting a feed from their 7 day bender.