This was actually a rather lovely little cafe that I wondered past, though I had already planned to…read morego and grab a coffee from here anyway, but ended up staying for some breakfast. I guess you could describe it as one of those country cafes, though many of them have started to take upon the style of the inner city cafes - or is it the other way around - it is difficult to tell at times. Anyway, the coffee turned out to be pretty good, and the service was quite pleasant as well. Yeah, it was certainly a nice place to grab a coffee.

Oh what a find! The place is rustic, charmg and cozy. The…read morestaff were warm and friendly. We enjoyed everything we got - scones, latte, mix vegetable curry with apple chutney and yogurt, trout stack, and the apple orange pineapple juice. Lunch is served at 1130.

Great place for a family or friends to hang around and enjoy a nice day with a good coffeeread more

Great food at a reasonable price, just unfortunately, had a bad experience with staff the few times…read morewe've been. Very rude and unprofessional. Very unfortunate.

What a surprise!.. the Corner Post Cafe, Beaconsfield…read more This quaint little restaurant cafe tucked away on the bend of Woods street in Beaconsfield, Melbourne Victoria, Australia, is a pleasant surprise and a gastronomical gourmet just awaiting to tantalise and satisfy your appetite and palette. Open for breakfast and Lunch from 8.30 am to 4.30 pm, it resides in modest but cosy 1878 colonial building, presumably first opened as a Post Office, complete with warm fireplace, multiple dining rooms and central open kitchen. The atmosphere is cosy and the staff are friendly and professional, and understand the concept of 'hospitality. The food is all and more you would hope and expect... some may say 'exquisite gourmet', others, like me "yummy, delicious and superb!" I'm not sure where Dunstan the Chef originally came from, but frankly Scarlet, it doesn't matter, because he is a passionate, dedicated Chef and a superb cook! We first accidentally arrived at the Corner Post Cafe on an outing one day, and just had a cafe latte with Dunstan's fresh home baked scones, jam and cream. Now in my time, as a leading Executive Chef having worked in some of the most prestigious establishments around the world, you can imagine, I have not only cooked a million scones, but also tasted as many. I bit into Dunstan's scone and my tastebuds were overwhelmed... in the best possibly way. They were nothing short of delicious and perfectly cooked... perfectly. We returned a few times to indulge in Dunstan's scones again, but then decided to branch out and try a lunch dish. I have to say, that was probably the best decision I made all that week. My wife and I shared one meal of a gourmet Beef, Mushroom and Burgundy Pie with salads and a side server of a delicious home made tomato chutney sauce, and a special of Salmon patties and fresh garden and potatoes salad. Well, the pie was indeed exquisite. It was constructed like something from a fairy tale, a perfectly cooked hightop puff pastry pie, with tender slow cooked beef and mushrooms in a perfectly balanced naturally thickened sauce... I mean, no starch to bulk it up, just pure natural demi glaze. The garden and potato salads were fresh, and properly cleaned and washed... one of my pet hates is restaurants that do not wash greens properly. The Salmon patties were light, but had enough body to feel like a proper meal, tasty with perfect seasoned balance. The accompanying salad included perfectly cooked asparagus and Chinese broccoli among an assortment of gourmet tomatoes, julienne of peppers, carrot, cucumber and eschallots, accompanied with a side server of a tasty homemade Aioli mayo. Both dishes were very well presented with care, and were a perfect balance. The prices were average, some a little less than others, but when the meals came out and we indulged, they were worth every cent. What a surprise, what a secret little find... we will certainly be going back to the Corner Post Cafe, and trying some of the Chef's other delights. We are going to try and make it for breakfast one day, as I have been told they do an excellent 'French Toast' with a twist, and I am intrigued. I have no hesitation in recommending this little treasure and if your don't enjoy it, I will eat my Michelin hat! Happy Dinning Chef Cristo

This place is nada. Gone. Kaput. No more. A new restaurant sits on site. And it's definitely not…read moreopen for Sunday brunch. Just so you know and don't rock up like I did only to be disappointed.

Loved this place!! Came for breakfast while on a holiday in Phillip Island, the cafe itself is so…read morecute! Love the rocker theme and kids corner! Food was absolutely delicious! Well worth a visit highly recommend!!

It's a rare place that can cater to my daughter's dietary restrictions (and mine) without turning…read moreout a dull brunch. Even though the menu has nothing marked as GF and DF, the staff were incredibly helpful and managed to make her kid-sized brekky and chocolate (almond) 'milk' shake and made me a delicious variation on their huevos benedictos (substituting smoked chipotle Tabasco for the chipotle hollandaise). The soy milk was gluten-free too so I wasn't forced to have an almond-milk coffee either. Hurrah! So nice to have food i didn't cook and still have it be interesting and with flavour while traveling!

If you want the best wood fire pizza.... look no further!The pizza is absolutely delicious and the…read morestaff are always helpful. The character and atmosphere of the place is perfect for a night out!

Food is quality and good, price is also ok;…read more Pizza's are my style; rustic ie NOT domino's! i would recommend trying here; service with a smile and wait times are not to long......................... a nice place to spend a slow lunch any day, with a glass of what you like.

Visiting our friends with a summer cottage in Somers, we spied this new restaurant while grocery…read moreshopping across the street at Balnarring Shopping Village. What a pleasant surprise of an open restaurant, bar, take-away specialty food and desserts venue in a sleepy beach town. We decided to try it out and made dinner reservations for 6 on a Saturday night. The eclectic menu choices pleased everyone of all ages. Our octopus and calamari starters were refreshingly spiced and tender. We enjoyed a juicy Paddock burger, chicken & king prawn laksa, steamed mussels (white wine garlic and Thai green broth) and King George whiting and tuna tartar with a side of caramelized carrots. We shared a bottle of their house Pinot Grigio and some beers on tap. Foregoing the dessert menu, we gazed at the take away sweets but instead, opted for a marshmallow on-a-stick that one can self-coat from a chocolate fountain -- donations for breast cancer were tossed into a tip jar.

My first visit to Light Years was for breakfast; a delicious and unforgettable meal it was…read more The location was off the beaten path, it took me about 15-20 minutes walk from the nearest metro. I was wondering why such a popular spot would be so isolated? But all is well worth the effort to get here. The venue is brimming with natural lighting, classic charm and warmth. For my breakfast, I ordered the Pixelated avocado (on a sourdough toast) because it just looked so darn intriguing. I didn't expect anything else to be honest, and turned out this was GOOD!! Every single element in this dish has complex flavors that compliments each other. The chili dried air kale, diced pixelated avocado and the soft shell crab was especially stunning. The dish certainly performs to its Instagram ability. For my drink, I ordered their matcha latte; it was strong tasting yet smooth. I could drink this all day! The Light Years is certainly not disappointing in any way, from the beautiful venue to the outstanding food, supported with service and ambiance for days. Easily, my favorite brunch spot in town at the moment and much to recommend you :).

Went to Light Years for Sunday brunch and was relieved to find that, although very busy, the wait…read moretime was only a few minutes. Recently opened at the bottom of a new apartment block just along from the Camberwell tram depot, it should not be confused with Lights in the Attic cafe which is a bit further down Camberwell Road. The fit out is the now common scandi/minimalist affair with a smattering of potted greenery. Coffee is from Dukes, but the star of the show here is the food. All the dishes I saw coming out looked great and were good sized portions. I had the bircher and it was a generous serve, looked pretty and tasted even better. Overall a good value and tasty option for brunch/lunch in the leafy inner east.

The food was okay. Nothing really outstanding. The service was very slow to get started but…read moreimproved as our evening went on.

Fantastic view with even better seafood. Absolutely loved coming here with my family and would…read moredefinitely be back. The service was great; our waitress was attentive and helpful. Highly recommend the swordfish burger, some oysters, and the prawn dumplings. Everything we tasted was delicious and I wouldn't hesitate to get these again. The menu is really big and it was difficult to choose, but I'd love to come back and try other dishes.

Pretty good morning tea stop out of Melbourne. The barista was lovely and accommodating. First…read moreorder of business was a pit stop; The toilets were secure and clean - you needed to get a key to go outside to the bathroom, which meant I wasn't afraid that joy would be used by others wandering by... Onto the food: husband says the full breakfast menu looked good. We sat down for morning tea. The coffee was 'good' and hot chocolate was great. Kids have the cakes a thumbs up. I like a cafe off the main highway. This is the go!

Nice Place with a slight Rock 'n' Roll theme. Great coffee, and the "Tradies" Bacon and Eggs…read morebreakfast is $1 off menu price.