Best Coffee Shop in Mansfield. Great service. The breakfast porridge was sensational. For peak…read moreperiods I would suggest to pre-book

The coffee here is amazing, freshly roasted on the premises. We tried the recommended 'house…read moreparty' blend which has hints of caramel. I loved it so much it's a good thing that you can buy a bag of beans to take home. Oh, and the carrot cake we shared alongside the coffee was so flavoursome, moist, loaded with walnuts & topped with a cream cheese frosting - just so delicious. If you're in Mansfield you must stop here.

We had a beautiful sunny morning drive and stopped for morning tea. The fire was crackling inside…read morebut the sunshine called us out with the sparrows. The coffee was GREATDIVIDECOFFEE.COM.AU a local coffee I had not tried and was lovely. The service was friendly and they very happily corrected an order issue. Easy parking out the front and a lovely outlook on the town.

When ordering a Macchiato I was asked if I would like that as a small, regular or large. Not a good…read morestart. In the end we received essentially a long black with a bit of froth. This is fairly standard in regional Victoria so I won't be too harsh, but you do wonder why coffees cost around the same amount regardless of quality?

Grimus Grind makes you forget that you are dressed like a toasted marshmallow and over 300km away…read morefrom a Melbourne worthy latte and suitably bearded barista. The loves child of Anton Grimus, this small hole in the wall cafe is a perfect reflection of smart snow man meets inner city hipster barista. Yes Anton does rock out a brilliant beard. Not even a snow shower could wipe the grin of my face as I ordered a skinny latte and a jaffle. An old school pocket full of happiness jaffle. Not a toasted sandwich masking under the divide jaffle name. Jaffles are meant to be sacredly sealed at the edges. Allowing your inner you to nibble away and find the happiness within. As your finding your inner jaffle loving happiness I would strongly suggest taking a moment to talk to the staff. Like a brilliant Melbourne barista not only are these people stylish and good with an espresso machine, they have extensive knowledge of the mountain. What run is good today, when to avoid the ski schools, where to get gear repaired and just general mountain ski snow stuff. The prices here are reasonable for the location. 2 lattes and a jaffle $15.50. This spot maybe a little of the beaten track, but nobody found jaffle happiness on Bourke St.

Coffee doesn't get any better than this. You can even get a toastie for breakfast. Not to mention…read morethe best free wifi in over 100k's

My cousin and I stopped here to grab lunch before heading back out onto the mountain. We had been…read moreriding all morning so I was starving and the serving size here was perfect. I ordered the burger which was very generous in it's size and came with chips to back it up. There wasn't an amazing amount of flavour but enough to know that you were eating a quality burger. I wouldn't rate the burger one of the best but still a decent meal if you're looking to eat on mountain.

I spend a bit of time every year in Eildon, either water-skiing in summer or relaxing in front of…read morethe fire in winter. The best place to get a quick and easy feed is definitely the Bakery Cafe tucked into the corner of the main set of shops. Nothing overly fancy here, but they do make there pastries and sweets very well, and the brekkie roll (egg, a lot of bacon, cheese and BBQ sauce) is a notable all day meal/snack for those who eat a lot! Other than being a good place for a meal, the bread too is very good, which the local IGA stock as well!

Stopped here for lunch whilst driving around the Victorian High Country, and found it to be a very…read morewelcoming and friendly place, it focuses on Burgers and Focaccias, but it excels in them. I had the veggie burger which came with chips and salad. And it was one of the best I've had. If your looking for a spot for a quick lunch in beautiful surrounds, with friendly and attentive staff and reasonable prices, I highly recommend it

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.