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.

Some call this cafe restaurant at the Heronswood estate, Heronswood Restaurant. Others call it…read moreFork to Fork. The latter name comes from the concept here. Organic veggies from very nearby on the estate itself. Garden fork to table fork and zero food miles. This is a seriously stunning location half way up Arthur's Seat with a great view of the bay. On a gorgeous warm, still sunny day like today, it was close to paradise. If you're astute enough and you score the right weather, there's a couple of tables here with magnificent views. They can be reserved. After a wander through the excellent nursery and a visit to the shop, we found ourselves at the restaurant for lunch. There's a good short menu here with ample to choose from. We shared the grazing plate and the pumpkin, leek and blue cheese tart and salad. The grazing plate features chicken roulade, goat cheese, carrot with aged cheddar, Heronswood egg, house relish, salad and bread. Both dishes were generously sized and very tasty. This is rustic, wholesome and really good food which we enjoyed thoroughly. The coffee to finish was very good too. This was a very pleasant lunch. Service was lovely, polite and efficient throughout. Heronswood is such a lovely place. We will return soon.

This is the best non organic little fruit shop I have ever been to. The fruit and veg are top…read morequality, the local homemade goodies such as bread, pasta and cakes are delicious. The staff are very friendly and helpful. There is free parking at the back of the store. Prices are very reasonable and there is a wide range of nuts, cheeses and gluten free food. Flowers are also available. Credit cards including Amex are accepted.

Great cafe atmosphere, friendly helpful staff, and good fresh options, especially the scrambler for…read morebreakfast. Best coffee in Geelong to go with it.

Fantastic meals, great coffee and prompt and courteous customer service. Will go back again!read more

Being a bakery, have to state the obvious, but they offer delicious hand made bread including yummy…read morebaguettes and sourdoughs. Very limited GF options. Stock sells out so make sure you come early. Closed during the main holidays so check opening times before you head down. Make sure you come early if you want a ham and cheese croissant as stocks are limited. Be prepared to wait up to 20-25 mins for an extremely average take-away coffee (despite two people being behind the machine). Friendly owner, always greets you with a smile. x

Consistently great coffee and delicious selection of pastries. Highly recommend to anyone in the…read morelocal area

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.

The service here is amazing, extremely friendly and charismatic people. The food was amazing. Best…read morePasta, Gnocci and Burgers. The other customers were all raving about it too.

Our visit to Yabby Lake was a swift one. We had high tailed it out of Melbourne on a late Thursday…read moreafternoon with the hope of getting to a couple of vineyards before the 5pm close. Yabby Lake, being one of the closest Mornington vineyards to Melbourne with a great reputation for Chardonnay was therefor on our list and I'm glad we made the effort. It was a quick visit, but a delicious one. We settled on some bottles of the Single Vineyard Chardonnay and I had to be retrained from buying the museum release Magnums they had on display. The Red Claw range, at half the price were also a good buy but we were specifically in the market for special bottles we could put away so skipped them this time. The views here are lovely and I hope to return for cheese platters and wine overlooking the vines on a sunny day. Pro tip: If you're here early in the day or need an afternoon pick-me-up after a lot of wine touring, then grab a coffee. The beans are from Market Lane you know. Ooo, fancy!

The place: Beautiful spot, perfect surrounds to sit and have a bite or a glass and soak in some…read morerelaxing green hill views, or check out the interesting artwork that decorates inside and out. The staff: Busy cellar door, so we had a tag-team of staffers serving us our tasting between helping other visitors, but all were nice and friendly. The wine: A little light-on for me. Found the whites lacking zest and the Pinot Noir's watery. Might just be that those with more refined palates can find some intricacy there that I missed, or that almost every wine we tasted was recommended to put down for to cellar for some time, but they just didn't knock my socks off. Still worth a visit.

We enjoy our morning coffee at Pops Cafe in Mount Eliza, the team there, Mo, Crucial, Rishi and…read moreRowan along with other friendly staff members are great. They are working hard to deliver great service, good food and good coffee. We wish them every success especially as they are now opening on Sundays. Best wishes, Teresa and Dave.

We stopped here for some refreshments on the way to the Mornington Peninsula. It has a nice layout…read morewith a 'secret' garden out the back. My friend had a juice which she was quite impressed by. The muffin was great, but the coffee was a little bitter. I think it might have been the beans they were using rather than the preparation. Shame - I would have given them four stars otherwise.