Quick service Delicious meat pies…read more3.5/5 sausage rolls - needed harder pastry Will be back for sure

Friendly fast service. Perfect pies with actual meat (no gristle WOO HOO). All within a reasonable…read moreprice range and beautiful near beach setting. If you're in the Ocean Grove area definitely give these guys a try. They have some adorable cakes in the display cabinet too - which I may or may not buy at this stage (it's guaranteed I'll buy them).

Arrived after 2 for late lunch. Ordered frittata and iced coffee. Specifically asked whether i…read moreshould wait at counter or sit down. Told to sit down and they would find me. After a 20 minute wait i went back to counter to chase up my order. I was told it was my fault that I did not get my items ordered and eventually got given frittata in takeaway and my coffee was sitting on a counter for i don't know how long. This was all in a non busy time. When i went to the counter to chase up my food and coffee after a 20 minute wait i was told after 2 it was takeaway so apparently i should not have sat down as specifically told to do. Customers are expected to know all of this as the worķers just tell you lies and then blame you for not knowing their serving rules. When I spoke to the manager she reiterated that it was my fault and then blamed me for upsetting her staff member. When I said I was a tourist and could not be expected to know the serving rules, the manager and another server smirked at me. They made it obvious that they do not like tourists. At no time did I raise my voice or say anything to the staff member that was in the least bit rude. All I said was asked where my order was and told her that it had been 20 minutes. I also said that she told me to sit down when I ordered. I do not blame the server as it is now clear that the problem is extremely poor management. There was obviously some mistakes made but their response was to blame the customer and then falsely accusing the customer of upsetting a staff member. As a tourist to this area, i would not recommend this place and will never come here again. Lots of other friendlier and more professional places in the same shopping area.

Cute little bakery and has a small grocer attached. There's both indoor and outdoor seating. Vegan…read moreoptions available. The pies are good-- not your typical gas station, dubious meat pies. The flavors are quite interesting. We ordered the Duck & 5 Spice Pie and a Beef & Burgundy Pie. The duck pie tasted a lot like Chinese BBQ duck which was kind of weird but interesting. The beef pie was good with big chunks of meat and good flavor, although a bit gooey. Both pies came with (onion?) relish. The attached grocer has a good selection of fresh fruits/ veggies and frozen take home meals which would be very convenient if you're staying somewhere with a kitchenette. There's a few Red Hill Bakers around the area.

The food is amazing the workers are kind but I have only one criticism, it's pretty overpriced like…read moreit's not to overpriced but it's expensive but it's still nice as it's homegrown and does take a bit overall it's nice

Verdict: Melbourne is absolutely packed with Bakeries of all shapes and sizes, but none of the ones…read moreI visited even holds a candle to Tooradin Bakery. If you're in the area (likely en route from the city to Philip Island), there's no reason you shouldn't drop by. Star 1: How was the service and atmosphere? Getting satisfaction from the food at a shop or restaurant is one thing, but receiving just as much satisfaction from the service is a rare treat. At Tooradin, this is very much the case, with a well-versed and friendly staff that appears to keep the locals coming back on a daily basis. In combination with a spacious yet quaint package of both indoor and outdoor seating, Tooradin Bakery really does have it all in the service and atmosphere departments. Star Granted. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? While I opted to pay $2.80 for a Chocolate Chip Biscuit (it would seem as though large, fresh-baked Chocolate Chip Cookies haven't quite caught on in Australia... oh well), just about everything I saw in Tooradin Bakery represented a good deal. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=AE21auofEBYF5hR9D_hblA&userid=OKX-V5j_qfuOebeHeWGrHg Star Granted. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? While my Chocolate Chip Biscuit was quite good, it's the selection at Tooradin Bakery that really is a selling point. With goods ranging from breads to sweets to pies that could serve anyone from a single to a full family of five, Tooradin's selection trumps anything I encountered in the city. Additionally, with a fully functioning Deli, Tooradin really does have every base covered. Dual Stars Granted. Star 5: Would you eat here every day if you could? Absolutely, and it would appear as though a host of Tooradin locals do just that. With great service, good prices and a truly incredible selection... who wouldn't? Star Granted.

This will be the biggest call I have made in a very long time but here goes... best brunch I have…read moreever had. There! I said it! While on a weekend away in Red Hill we checked Yelp for a nearby brunch place and found Dee's. The place was busy but not annoyingly so when we arrived at around 10am on a Saturday. The coffees were... ok, but the food, OH MY, the food. I ordered the 'delicately smashed' rosemary potato and pumpkin, with garlic aioli, poached eggs and crispy pancetta. I am drooling just reminiscing about it. It was magical. A truly hearty dish that feels a bit like a roast dinner for breakfast but you will regret nothing! My partner ordered the smashed avo, which from all accounts was equally as delectable. They offer a variety of foods and wines to take home too - perfect if you live in the area or staying nearby and can't be effed cooking. Dee's Kitchen is probably the best brunch place down that side of Melbourne. Get involved!

Super hungry but wanting more than just eggs on toast we drove over from rosebud to dromana. Just…read morefrom looking at the mouthwatering cakes and baked goods on display we were sold. The menu had great depth with plenty of inspiring options in both the sweet and savoury sides. After some debate because we wanted to try so many things on the menu we opted for the shashuka and hot cakes. The shashuka was a Middle eastern inspired dish, poached eggs baked in tomato sauce with spinach and yoghurt. We opted to add chorizo which is never a bad decision. It also came with a warm round pita that provided a tasty way to mop up runny yolks and tomato salsa. The ricotta hot cakes were superb. Sweet but naturally so. They were topped with Greek yoghurt, fresh berries and drizzled with honey and crushed pistachio. The texture was excellent and flavours worked really we'll together. My mouth is watering just thinking about them. Coffee was excellent too and service was friendly. The also have a great range of breads, deli goods and wine that you can take home. Think I'll be coming back on my next trip to the peninsula.

They advertise winning Australia's best pie for the mushroom and truffle pie and it was definitely…read moreworth the stop while in the area. The pie was really delicious, with a light flaky crust and rich creamy filling. Super delicious savory flavor with big chunks of mushroom. My coffee was fine but I wouldn't make a special point of getting coffee here. Really friendly service!

I adore the pastries and slices here. Everything tasted just like home and how I'd remembered…read moreyears ago strolling along Hesse St with a cup of coffee and a slice, looking at all the lovely stores. Service was fast and friendly.

Very fresh pastry and sufficient variety to choose from. We had fresh brewed cappuccino and latte…read more I ordered the curry chicken pot pie and it's tasty served warm.

I first experienced Banjos when living in Launceston, Tasmania. What a wonderful bakery. I'm not…read moreusually a fan of chain type bakeries (being an ex baker I'm very fussy when it comes to bakeries) but Banjos changed all that for me. Possibly the best thing about Banjos are their sausage rolls. The pastry is unbelievably flaky and crisp. I'm not usually a sausage roll kinda girl, but my husband is obsessed with the things so I always need to be on the lookout. When he heard a Banjos had opened in Mornington, he was over the moon. Much closer than heading back to Tassie for a sausage roll. Banjos also do a really nice party pie, eclair, and the coffee is pretty darn good too.

Always friendly and great customer service. Solid coffee and great variety! Recommend.read more

Good service, over priced paid $8.50 for a large iced coffee & 7.50 for a ham & cheese croissant…read moretasted decent but I would pay that much.

We decided to give breakfast a go and found that the owner was quite rude (inquiring about public…read moreholiday surcharge she insists I was calling her a liar. Proceeded to sit and order we had to ask for menus and had to retrieve my own water after asking for it. All this aside we still tried to have a pleasant meal. once I received my coffee I could not believe how bad it was ,like it was made with the rinse water.(could not drink) Sandwich was ok but not worth the price. I do not recommend this restaurant in any way.

If you're cycling around Mornington or shopping at the Peninsula Homemaker Centre this is a great…read moreplace to stop in. It's very popular with locals for good reason. Great hearty breakfast until 2pm and a wide selection of lunch items including savoury pastries and sweets. The coffee is a mild roast which won't necessarily suit the hard-nosed coffee drinkers, but goes well with the café menu. Kitchen is clean, service is pleasant and the place has a nice vibe. The toilets are also modern and clean. Given you don't have a lot of choice within walking distance of this place, it's a good thing they're not lazy here.