Consistently fantastic meals. Service can be slow when it's busy, and it is noisy, but the food…read moremakes up for these problems.

From the owner: Great family food, Great value for money.read more

Vegetarian pizza is great! Overall tasty pizzas…read more BUT please don't say a pizza is gluten free if you use the same prep, pans and pizza cutter for all the pizzas. I would love to buy pizza for the whole family but I can't if they will get sick!!!

Ordered the BBQ chicken. The chicken was dry and lacking the fresh taste you would expect at a…read moreelite pizza restaurant and particularly for a ingredient that was the focus of the flavour. The pizza was swimming in the BBQ sauce and the other contents were just bland without much taste as a result. When I order or dine out I expect the most fresh and tasty ingredients and interesting texture. and i certiantly didn't get that here. I don't reccomend eating here as i doubt many of the other pizzas would be different.

Fantastic welcome from Damien the owner. Great wine list featuring local wines, pizza oven glowing…read morein the corner and ready for action. Beautiful fit out. Large outdoor deck overlooking the Ovens River and boardwalk

A beautiful venue, simple and atmospheric. Staff are young and cheery. The pizza came fast and…read moretasty. The crowd on a Friday night was sophisticated and charming to be around. Wholesome and hip.

I have only been to cafe Martini once I founded congenial the food was good and great prices I have…read moreno complaints

Walked in to try there food after some good reviews on google , OMG what a mistake , first warning…read moreshould have been the tacky decor , the second should have been the lack of staff , order a steak (as usual ) came out pretty quick (only a couple of other customers, and guess what , bloody disgusting , first it was chewy , water logged (smelt bad ) , sorry but this is the second worse steak I've had in Wangaratta ,

Ordered two chicken and ham pizzas, the service was quick and that's the only thing that stops it…read moregetting one star. If it had chicken and ham on it I can't find it. If Id have wanted a red onion pizza I would have ordered one because that's all you could see and taste. Tried feeding it to my dog and he wouldn't eat it either. Many pizza places in Wangaratta, try the others - they'll be more expensive but you'll be able to eat them.

I've been to quite a few wine areas and wineries in my time and this one is a beauty. Superb…read morewines, lovely tasting room, nice gardens. The reds are magnificent, the fortified wines excellent as well. It's a bit out of the way but this is a must do visit. It's a 4.5 for me.

As a family we came here for mothers day. It was nice place for something different. But being…read moremothers day I don't think they were organized enough. It was a 12pm - 3pm sitting. And a set menu. With a choice from 2 mains and 2 desserts. One set price including drinks. We had a glass of wine on arrival and a glass of Muscat with our dessert.Poor old mum was getting a little dehydrated we were not asked if we wanted drinks until I went to the bar to get some water. It was table service only. And only to bring out our food. We really did not see them waiting tables apart from meals. There were no drink waiters. The entree pizza was beautiful. Everything a pizza should be. Nice crust with lots of flavour. The mains was quite ordinary. Prawns with coriander salad. Served with house bread. No bread to be seen. Instead the prawns were put on rice noodles and totally lacked flavour. The coriander salad was coriander and a little rocket tossed in some sort of dressing. Dessert was nice. Citrus tart served with muscat. I must say for a winery and the wine that was served you could not fault. I'm on the search for it in Dan Murphy's. Can't remember the name but its a house wine. Pink but not sparkling sweet not to sweet though and not a dry after taste. Never liked muscat but I could go more of that particular one. I would try this place for a second time afterall it was a recommendation. And first judgement is not always the best judgement.