One of many offerings in Sorrento; nestled between a handful of boutique clothing stores…read more Incredibly tidy, with prompt waitstaff and an inviting allure. I was elated to discover that they did, in fact, offer a selection of my most familiar fare; burgers. My only disappointment, is that I won't be able to come back for more. I was incredibly impressed with the intense flavour that "The Cow" offered. At first glance, it certainly seemed lacking. But the flavour composition was incredible for a café burger. They should be commended for that alone. I will return.

Good vibe cafe on the central Sorrento strip, that does standard cafe fare well. Good selection of…read morecakes / bakery items, fresh juices, organic produce and terrific coffee (the price of which is unfortunately quite . Service is warm, friendly and prompt and in summer the windows are open to the breeze. Worth a visit......

Great coffee Great view…read more Great service Good food What more to ask for? The food was really good. I got the bacon and egg roll but you would be fine with just toast. The view of the water is amazing. The service was good and quick. Finish it with a good coffee

Jetty Cafe reborn as a cool tapas bar. No better place to enjoy a glass of wine, great tapas and a…read morewonderful view. The churros are magnificent.

What a surprisingly nice little cafe. Darling indoor space with comfy pillows along the walls, and…read morein soothing ocean colours! All four dishes we had for brekky were tasty, good portions and very reasonably priced. I'll be back to begin working my way through the menu. Ah, if only I actually lived bayside, maybe this place is pre-empting a move??

Went for lunch with a friend. It was a weekday and not particularly busy by the time we left. When…read moreit came to settling the bill the staff refused for us to pay separately. In addition, a 1.5% surcharge was applied to any card payment. It is outrageous that in 2019, where cash is used less and less this is considered acceptable. We asked to speak to the manager, who did not offer an explanation, remaining in the kitchen. The food was expensive for what it was, we had Calamari as a main, with 3-4 pieces and some vegetables, hardly a main. We ordered an additional side dish to make it a filling main course. Very disappointed and will not be back.

Great little night bite here in Dandenong. They have a full menu, with savory dishes, sweet…read moredesserts, and coffees. Their pumpkin risotto was delicious and their latte was flavorful. The only part I was a bit displeased with, was that the nutella donut only had nutella in the very small central area. It was not really filled much with nutella. Otherwise, this is a solid place to take a friend in the evening. Great service, and good location next to the library.

Melissa's is good. It's open more hours than most in Dandenong. And it won't steal from you with…read moreridiculous prices for over-hyped, under-sized fad foods. The staff are attentive and friendly. Its location is in Harmony Square, part of the new council buildings, just across the road from the Drum Theatre. They can open the whole place right up which makes it feel spacious, but sometimes that can be annoying. It's a design trend I know, and they are right on it, but sometimes I just wish they'd close it up, crank up the air conditioning, and leave the outdoors, outdoors. They do have an extensive cake and dessert collection, so be warned. Melissa's is solid without being spectacular. If you can't happily feed yourself there, you're not trying.

Quite often frequented by local teachers and residents in the area; Goodwill is a fantastic place…read morefor that quick coffee, morning tea, lunch or that meeting after work. Always friendly service and happy to slightly adapt food to suit preference or taste, Goodwill Cafe is a place that offers variety and uniqueness in the Endeavour Hills area.

Cosy cafe, amazing service & a variety of options. It is a good place to visit for breakfast, lunch…read moreor if you love pastries... like I do.

Small cafe with a serious vegetarian menu and distressed timber vibe. I'm a carnivore by choice but…read moreI was in a serious hurry, so I went for a hot lentil pie and the agave sweetened raspberry lamington ball. Not cheap, but definitely tasty, fast and filling. Lots of delicious looking choices including Golden Boy Turmeric Latte's.

I was originally coming here for breakfast, but it turned out that this place was absolutely…read morepacked. Well packed in the sense that it didn't have a huge number of places to sit, at least indoors. Anyway, I came back for a coffee, and found that they were actually really quite helpful, though getting to the place where I order it was a bit tricky. Still, the coffee ended up being pretty good, and I suspect that there is a crowd in the morning where people grab their coffee for work.

If you're after peppy, friendly service, this is the place to be! Nice coffee, milkshakes and…read moresandwich-y food. Quick service. They have a lot of regulars they remember by name.

What a surprise!.. the Corner Post Cafe, Beaconsfield…read more This quaint little restaurant cafe tucked away on the bend of Woods street in Beaconsfield, Melbourne Victoria, Australia, is a pleasant surprise and a gastronomical gourmet just awaiting to tantalise and satisfy your appetite and palette. Open for breakfast and Lunch from 8.30 am to 4.30 pm, it resides in modest but cosy 1878 colonial building, presumably first opened as a Post Office, complete with warm fireplace, multiple dining rooms and central open kitchen. The atmosphere is cosy and the staff are friendly and professional, and understand the concept of 'hospitality. The food is all and more you would hope and expect... some may say 'exquisite gourmet', others, like me "yummy, delicious and superb!" I'm not sure where Dunstan the Chef originally came from, but frankly Scarlet, it doesn't matter, because he is a passionate, dedicated Chef and a superb cook! We first accidentally arrived at the Corner Post Cafe on an outing one day, and just had a cafe latte with Dunstan's fresh home baked scones, jam and cream. Now in my time, as a leading Executive Chef having worked in some of the most prestigious establishments around the world, you can imagine, I have not only cooked a million scones, but also tasted as many. I bit into Dunstan's scone and my tastebuds were overwhelmed... in the best possibly way. They were nothing short of delicious and perfectly cooked... perfectly. We returned a few times to indulge in Dunstan's scones again, but then decided to branch out and try a lunch dish. I have to say, that was probably the best decision I made all that week. My wife and I shared one meal of a gourmet Beef, Mushroom and Burgundy Pie with salads and a side server of a delicious home made tomato chutney sauce, and a special of Salmon patties and fresh garden and potatoes salad. Well, the pie was indeed exquisite. It was constructed like something from a fairy tale, a perfectly cooked hightop puff pastry pie, with tender slow cooked beef and mushrooms in a perfectly balanced naturally thickened sauce... I mean, no starch to bulk it up, just pure natural demi glaze. The garden and potato salads were fresh, and properly cleaned and washed... one of my pet hates is restaurants that do not wash greens properly. The Salmon patties were light, but had enough body to feel like a proper meal, tasty with perfect seasoned balance. The accompanying salad included perfectly cooked asparagus and Chinese broccoli among an assortment of gourmet tomatoes, julienne of peppers, carrot, cucumber and eschallots, accompanied with a side server of a tasty homemade Aioli mayo. Both dishes were very well presented with care, and were a perfect balance. The prices were average, some a little less than others, but when the meals came out and we indulged, they were worth every cent. What a surprise, what a secret little find... we will certainly be going back to the Corner Post Cafe, and trying some of the Chef's other delights. We are going to try and make it for breakfast one day, as I have been told they do an excellent 'French Toast' with a twist, and I am intrigued. I have no hesitation in recommending this little treasure and if your don't enjoy it, I will eat my Michelin hat! Happy Dinning Chef Cristo

This place is nada. Gone. Kaput. No more. A new restaurant sits on site. And it's definitely not…read moreopen for Sunday brunch. Just so you know and don't rock up like I did only to be disappointed.