This place is now called Tilly Devine…read more Borderline 3-4 stars. When you first walk in, it looks fantastic. Lovely atmosphere. Very relaxing. They sat us down and didn't offer us water and I couldn't find any. (Admittedly I didn't ask) Others were sighing that they had to get up and get their own. The eggs, bacon and vintage cheese with tomato relish on Turkish bread (which I changed to GF bread) was really tasty. It was big and it tasted great. We also ordered the brekky board. A little underwhelming. The board itself was uneven, like a chair or table. The eggs were gooey but, not that runny. The bacon was a bit fatty and could've been cooked a little longer longer. Everything else was fine.

This is a cute local spot to grab breakfast or lunch. You order at the counter and then the staff…read morebrings the food to your table. The menu had a variety of options plus some fresh bakery. I had a mixed berry smoothie that was creamy with a hint of berry. The corn and zucchini fritters were delicious and unique.

Recommended site to visit by Raj at the Best Western Olde Maritime hotel in Warrnambool, Australia…read more A short distance away, roughly 15 miles, we arrived and tried the wine tasting. Two whites ( a pinot grigio and a chardonnay ) and four reds ( including a delicious shiraz and equally delicious tempranillo ). The old vine shiraz ( 2017 ) won us over, and we ended up ordering a bottle along with two appetizers to enjoy outside on their patio ( The sliced chorizo sausage and the chips w/aioli ). Got the chance to meet the vintner/owner Shane Clancey and had a enjoyable conversation with him. Basalt wines is a delightful place, the food is good, the people are friendly, and their wine gets a thumbs up.

This was a rather nice cafe, though it was pretty packed as well. Then again this is probably…read moresomething that shouldn't surprise me all that much in a place like Port Fairy, especially on the weekend. We ended up deciding to grab a takeaway, namely because of time limitations, and that we had to be back in Melbourne that afternoon. However, they had their own little takeaway stand, which was pretty good, and that also meant that I ended up grabbing what turned out to be a rather nice cup of tea. The service was pretty good as well, and it wasn't all that expensive either. Yeah, this place turned out to be quite nice.

Looks like a beautiful quaint little cafe, cute scarves in the window. I've been there a couple of…read moretimes with mixed results. Very disappointed with the coffees, price was very high, coffees were small- no almond milk, and was rudely confronted by the lady serving us when I asked for it. Thought about leaving then and there, but need for coffee too great. Bought a little bucket of mini yo-yos, they were tasty, but I didn't expect the $20 price tag. I think we will give it a miss next time.

Awesome food and lovely environment, a bit hidden from the main road…read more Most expensive freshly squeezed juices.

We really enjoyed our breakfast at The farmer's Wife. I think their use of quality ingredients is…read morewhat sets them apart from other places in town. Great coffee, too! The restaurant is tucked away but look for the yellow bike on Sackville Street and you won't miss it.

The quality of the shop fit out was stylish and elegant …read more The staff were very nice and we're passionate about the chocolate selection. A really good place for a coffee. ,cake ,chocolate experience. The coffee was good not gr8. I would certainly suggest a visit when your next in Port Fairy.

Lovely owners, proper Italian coffee and chocolate you can't stop guzzling. Try the chocolate…read moreorange, if you dare.

Had a great experience here. Great service and good food…read more Really hit the spot. Very welcoming and family friendly. The owners do this town justice. Hope it all prospers.

Fantastic gem of a place hidden away here in fairyland known as port fairy. The midnight feast and…read morewhite chocolate combination is superb. Great decor too. It looks a little dry when served but it is smooth and moist to eat.

Delicious and flavour-packed homemade ice-cream. Great dairy-free options as well! Well worth…read morevisiting!!

Visiting Warrnambool I had a tip to try the cafe on Lava street, aptly named Cafe Lava, and I'm…read moreglad I did (so glad I visited twice). The spacious room is neatly decorated with local artwork and giftware (mostly for purchase). Behind the barista is a wall of tea varieties - I'm a coffee fan so I can't comment on these but the selection is huge. Little treats adorn the front of the coffee counter, tempting caffine pilgrims as they pass. I think they do food as well, but I only had coffee so I'm not 100% sure. From my infrequent visits to Warrnambool, I have found really good coffee in only a few places around the town and surrounding countryside. I am happy to report that Cafe Lava is in that distinguished company.

Excellent coffee, as you would expect when they serve Toby's Estate…read more Delicious breakfast too. Pretty standard Eggs Benedict, which is so good to see. Why does everyone want to trick it up nowadays?? Only criticism is that it could have been served a touch warmer. It wasn't cold, but cooled down pretty quick. Not helped by the cold breeze coming through the front door near our table. Overall though, I'd recommend it.