Best. Coffee. Ever. So I would consider myself a bit of a…read morecoffee snob and having pretty high expectations from a roasting house, I rolled into Little Rebel for my morning brew. It knocked my socks off. I'm not going to wreck it for you other than to say that the fit out is industrial perfection, the staff are attentive and the coffee...well...best ever.

Oh, Heronswood! How did it take me so long to come and visit you?…read more I ventured down the Peninsula on a Sunday afternoon mission to acquire some seeds and various bits and bobs for the garden as a Digger's Club member. Now, given that I am reviewing the cafe I will spare you the gushing about Heronswood's gardens - I will just say that they are phenomenal and well worth the trip. Fork to Fork consists of a restaurant/cafe and a cosy little tea room that sources everything locally - produce from their gardens, seafood from the bay and everything else from around the Mornington Peninsula. This results in a quality seasonal menu, showcasing their delicious heirloom and sometimes unusual varietals. The space is cosy and warm, enticing you to linger for a long lunch in a beautiful setting. No trip down this end of the Peninsula would be complete without a visit!

Stopped in lunch on a Thursday. We enjoyed the beef pie and pumpkin tart…read more All food is sourced from their own gardens. We loved the intense meal flavors. It is worth a drive to enjoy the setting and the delicious food.

Gorgeous waterfront cafe with casual interiors. Plenty of open space and a fair bit of seating…read moreoutdoors for warm days. Loved it here and would come back any day. Big counter where you order food and coffee and the staff were very nice and friendly. They have a selection of sandwiches, cakes and baked goods. The ham and cheese sandwich was delicious and the coffee was great. The Nutella cookie sandwich was fantastic and I loved it. Great place for meal and a coffee.

This was actually a pretty awesome coffee shop, though it is only part coffee shop because it also…read moredoubles as an antique shop, or should I actually say that it is a shop that basically sells curios. I love these places because it just adds so much more charm to the place, and it gives a much better vibe as well, especially when some of the curios happen to be some really nice artwork. Oh, and the tea was also really nice, but then again I was probably distracted a bit.

3.8 Pleasant cafe on…read morethe highway just across from the beach. The space is fitted out well and has nice high ceilings at the front. I was nicely greeted on arrival. My long black was a good one and was served not just with the cold milk on the side I ordered but also with extra hot water just in case I needed it. A few Melbourne places could learn from that type of thoughtful service. The coffee was substantive and well made. It had excellent length. I didn't eat here but I liked the look of the menu which had some very interesting items, including the Hung Roll which is available as a combo with a Bloody Mary. Well designed wine list here too. Interesting place. I'll be back for sure.

These guys give great friendly service 7 days a week. The food is good whether there for a gourmet…read morebreakfast or as I experienced for the first time tonight, a takeaway dinner. Across from the beach. Heaps of street parking. Great cocktail list. Amazing specials like $5 Taco's this evening. (My favorite was the prawn and chorizo). I also noticed a chimchurri Wednesday steak night, and a $5 pot and bbq pork rib during AFL games. Will definitely return.

This quaint little Cafe is built in a old train carriage of the the steam era. The single serve of…read morescones jam and cramping was absolutely delicious although I do wish there was a little bit more choice in jam as there are plenty of local produce nearby that could be showcased. Their iced coffee cups though were totally epic. Service was wonderful. Would definitely go there again.

This café was a nice find, a real gem. It has a good variety of fare for a snack or light lunch…read more During winter, soup is on the menu. The old country train carriage is set up so each compartment is private with a small dining table and seats. For lunch, two of us shared a bowl of potato wedges with sour cream and sweet chili dips also a chicken salad baguette. Followed of course with a nice coffee (latte). This is a good alternative to the cafè in the packing house which seems very busy.

I love the QR code ordering from the table as I'm travelling solo with my dog. I ordered the…read moreGnocchi, which I am extremely fussy on, and I loved it. Big pillows of creamy potato and a delicious complementary sauce. The best I've had for a long time.

Food was pretty good but service was a bit slow and they don't provide a bathroom and they also…read morehave some pretty good soft drinks

Lovely little spot with the best avocado smash! Very friendly service. Decor is warm and inviting…read more Open early as well. Definitely worth having breakfast or coffee here

This probably should be the best contemporary cafe in this area. There's the makings but it's not…read morethere yet on what I experienced today. Merchant and Maker looks deceptively humble from the street nestled in a small shopping strip. It's actually a spacious cafe with ample inside and outside seating. And, it's located directly across from the breach. It's nicely fitted out in a contemporary way with brightness coming from the predominant white decor. There was lovely music on today. Someone has a really good playlist. Overall there's a lovely atmosphere at this cafe and it's a very nice place to sit a spell. I received a lovely greeting on arrival. Good menu here, but things are a little expensive, $2-3 above city prices in some cases. $6 to add extras to my brekkie eggs seemed a bit OTT to me. I had a gorgeous long black with cold milk on the side and it was very nicely presented on a board. Very very good coffee. Best coffee in the immediate area on the peninsula. I chose poached eggs on sourdough with beans and bacon. The toasted sourdough was too dry, the eggs not quite runny enough to offset the dryness. Another earlier reviewer had mentioned the dryness of the bread and they were right. The bread needs to softened in another way as parts of it were tough to eat. The dish was unseasoned too. I had to ask for salt and pepper which wasn't available on any table. Absolutely beautiful bacon, and superbly cooked. Best bacon I've tasted for a while, with gorgeous crisp edges. It was the best part of the dish. The beans were over sweetened. Like seriously too too sweet. It was a shame as they otherwise had good flavour. It was also a tiny serve for $6. So, overall the meal was not quite there for me. Service was lovely throughout. It has the makings but overall this cafe can do better.

This cozy little coffee house was a great respite during a recent trip through the area. Local vibe…read moreand very good coffee, the atmosphere was inviting and warm. We struck up a conversation with some of the locals and the staff was extremely friendly. If in the area again, we will definitely be stopping by again.

3.3 Closest place to…read moreme today for a coffee. My impression is that this area is yet to embrace the full big city food, coffee and wine experience. Ones hopes it will come. Despite the suggestion that it's just a juice bar here, I spotted a pretty impressive coffee machine and though it was worth a shot. I was right. I got a respectable long black and for that I'm thankful. Nice little place. Nice coffee. Nice service. Good for them.

Delicious juices and smoothies. Friendly courteous staff. Right opposite the beach. Child friendly…read more Dog friendly. Uses a lot of fresh fruit and veg and supports local producers. They monitor their packaging as well and use compostable cups and offer bamboo straws. An all round great little place that seems to work hard to offer something for everyone.