1001 night has beautiful food the chai lattes made me feel like my mouth was in heaven and I loved…read morethere kababs. The people there are so nice they are a family.

1001 Nights is a great addition to the Mt. Eliza restaurants. The middle eastern flavours are…read moresubtle and tasty. The tajines were really good. We will be back.

I opted for the 'Pumpkin, sage and pine nut tart', which I spied in the glass cabinet. The tart had…read morea beautiful flavour with the sweet pumpkin and sage combination. The relish was also delicious! My dining companion chose the 'Chicken Open Sandwich - chicken mix, celery, parsley, lemon and mayonnaise, with rocket and toasted walnuts ($13.50)'. This open sandwich was delightful with the luscious chicken mix and earthy walnuts...

There really isn't anything particularly flash about this pub, though it isn't as bad as some that…read moreI have visited. I guess it had something to do with the limited selection of beers available, though there were a couple that I liked that were on tap, so I guess it wasn't too bad. The service wasn't all that bad either, and there were some rather comfortable places to sit as well. However, I can't say that it was a favourite. Still, the location wasn't particularly bad either.

From the owner: Function specialists with cost effective finger food from $10 per person. We have music or you can…read moreload your IPOD into our dock!

The food was okay. Nothing really outstanding. The service was very slow to get started but…read moreimproved as our evening went on.

Fantastic view with even better seafood. Absolutely loved coming here with my family and would…read moredefinitely be back. The service was great; our waitress was attentive and helpful. Highly recommend the swordfish burger, some oysters, and the prawn dumplings. Everything we tasted was delicious and I wouldn't hesitate to get these again. The menu is really big and it was difficult to choose, but I'd love to come back and try other dishes.

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.

The beef Benny was so delicious and savory! Loved the sourdough! The magic coffee was nice and…read morecreamy and I loved how spacious the cafe was.

Vegan delicious!!! Had roasted cauliflower and Riot Pinot Grigio wine. Great staff so come armed…read morewith some coin for a tip. Definitely returning and it's wheelchair friendly

From the moment we stepped into The Winey Cow, we felt right at home. The atmosphere is the perfect…read morebalance of relaxed and vibrant - modern, welcoming, and full of charm. It's the kind of place where you can catch up with friends for a long brunch or treat yourself to a solo coffee and feel totally at ease. The food? Next level. Every dish is beautifully presented and packed with flavour. You can tell there's genuine thought and creativity behind the menu--there's something for everyone, whether you're after something nourishing, indulgent, or somewhere in between. Plus, their coffee game is strong! The staff truly make the experience. Friendly, attentive, and always up for a chat or a recommendation - they go above and beyond to make you feel special. It's that warm, personal touch that keeps you coming back. And can we talk about the Boozy Brunch? Absolute genius. Mimosas, good food, and great vibes - what more could you want? If you're in Mornington and haven't visited The Winey Cow yet, you're missing out. It's everything you want in a café and then some. We'll definitely be back (again and again)!

The Winey Cow never disappoints. Beautiful food. And always great service. Big thanks to Alex for…read morealways looking after us well and to Zoe for helping her do so today.

Since I was down in Mount Eliza I decided that it might be a good idea to go and grab some coffee,…read moreand this place looks like it would do the job. Well, sort of because when I ended up here I noticed that it was really packed, and it isn't a particularly big coffee shop either. However, it wasn't bad, and they certainly do make a decent drop. While it isn't a favourite, it does have some charm.

We decided to give breakfast a go and found that the owner was quite rude (inquiring about public…read moreholiday surcharge she insists I was calling her a liar. Proceeded to sit and order we had to ask for menus and had to retrieve my own water after asking for it. All this aside we still tried to have a pleasant meal. once I received my coffee I could not believe how bad it was ,like it was made with the rinse water.(could not drink) Sandwich was ok but not worth the price. I do not recommend this restaurant in any way.

If you're cycling around Mornington or shopping at the Peninsula Homemaker Centre this is a great…read moreplace to stop in. It's very popular with locals for good reason. Great hearty breakfast until 2pm and a wide selection of lunch items including savoury pastries and sweets. The coffee is a mild roast which won't necessarily suit the hard-nosed coffee drinkers, but goes well with the café menu. Kitchen is clean, service is pleasant and the place has a nice vibe. The toilets are also modern and clean. Given you don't have a lot of choice within walking distance of this place, it's a good thing they're not lazy here.