It may be in the middle of nowhere, but it's a bloody good pub!…read more Radio Springs is the most fantastic and weird mix of a tiny little local, constantly buzzing with the inhabitants of Lyonville, and quite a fancy restaurant, offering some pretty delicious (though not super cheap) dinner options. I had the steak with garlic sauce which was pretty damn drool worthy. The chips & vegies on the side were great too. Radio Springs is a little bit like visiting someone's house- you can sit on the open verandah area and have a beer if the weather is nice, feast on dinner around the fireplace with a live band in the background if that's what suits, or head around to the red room at the back, where you'll feel transported to a different era in the rather elegant and dimly lit dining room. This one is worth a visit for the overall experience. Don't expect a regular restaurant as this place is in a world of it's own, but I'm not complaining!

Between Dalysford and Trentham in what can be called inner rural Victoria, or more to the point a…read moretown called Lyonville, places like the Radio Springs are a bit of an oasis. the place had a wonderful eclecticism going on, and when you walk into the rather small space we found the walls held up be several musicians playing very laid back tunes together. The music is ragtime and 1940s things and the bartender is nowhere to be seen. It's only when the song had finished and one of hem stands up and walks round the other side of the counter that it sinks in. This is pub full if the most intimate of locals, locals from all around. There are actual hotel facilities (unlike several places in Melbourne called a Hotel, which are in fact only a pub). From what I heard they're reasonable rooms and in nice surroundings when the sun's up.

A great location to enjoy a peaceful wine and pizza…read more Upon entry we were greeted by a Gentleman and provided with a sample of the onsite produced wines, for me it was the Pinot Noir We decided to stay for lunch and enjoyed entry & house made pizzas. I would defiantly return again for a good meal and wine.

The great thing about this station is that it is pretty close to the town, which is certainly…read moresaying something because a lot of the stations seem to have ended up being on the end, resulting in a bit of a walk to actually get there. Not so here. The other great thing about this station is that not only is it staffed, but it also has good facilities, and it is also located inside a rather nice building, which is quite delightful actually.

Had the wood oven pear pizza and a capricciosa. Absolutely delicious. Great environment as well!!!!read more

I have been visiting The Daylesford Hotel for meals and drinks on and off when visiting family in…read morethe area for the past 20 years even with the number of changes to its management. This last trip in June would be my last. The quality of the food and service have dropped significantly while its prices have gone up. My husband and I had the Sunday roast and we were sorely disappointed. The kitchen thought it was being clever by popping a huge half cut cos lettuce with a dollop of ranch on it to cover up the fact that we had a small portion of pork roast and vegetables. The dishes also arrived lukewarm- when we raised it with a staff member she didn't even bother to suggest taking it back to the kitchen to heat it up or some other form of service recovery. Another member of our family ordered the beef cheeks with mash and at $43 we expected it to live up to the price tag. It didn't- tasteless! We won't be returning on our next trip to Daylesford. Massively disappointing!

There really isn't all that much to say about this station, namely because it appears to be stuck…read morein the middle of nowhere. There is a pub nearby, but it looks as if it has closed down 'for renovations' which in my mind suggests that it won't be opening up again any time soon. The station is nice though, and it does have some restrooms, but I still wonder if it is actually used. Mind you, not all trains stop here though.

Fresh flowers, wide selection of arrangements, budget friendly and fantastic customer service!read more

Fabulous venue for family dinner in the lounge - playground is great for the young kids ! Awesome…read morefood and great service. it was very busy but the orders still came out quite quickly

its a real shame that venues that used to be family establishments and a place to be proud of…read morehaving in your suburb, have turned into nothing but a money pit that are founded by the pokies and gaming areas. over priced food & pokie areas that are absolute rigged are the reason this establishment has been fully renovated and can afford to rip off their customers. Stay away!

I'm not really sure why it took this long to get around to reviewing this pub, and how it landed up…read moredown near the bottom off all my pending reviews since it actually isn't all that bad. Mind you, it is a bit of a hike to get to since it is about 50 km from the centre of Melbourne, but fortunately there is a railway station across the road (though getting off the train simply to have a drink at this pub is probably not the best of ideas). I remember seeing this pub as a kid since my Grandparents used to live out here, but it was years before I managed to get around to actually having a beer here. It has a really nice country feel about it, and the sports bar is pretty much separated from the bistro and dining area. There is a huge garden, but you can also sit out on the veranda and watch the cars all go past. Certainly a place to check out if you are able to get up here.

Decent pub with good beers and food ok the outskirts of town. Came in for some fish n chips n beers…read morewhile passing through and loved it.