Biggest thankyou to the staff on what has been a life changing encounter…read more Being a vegetarian I don't really like exploring food. Finally I had not only an amazing meal but an amazing experience. Staff amazing an make you apart of the family. Food to feed an army. Then they give you a container to take left overs home. Omg New good to for takeaway and dinning. Thankyou all.

This place is PURPLE ! ... but in keeping with the Cattleya Orchid theme…read more Decent menu variety, great food, fast efficient service with a smile. Highly recommend the roti... yum.

Delicious! Stumbled onto this little gem accidentally during our 1 night visit to Warrnambool. It's…read moreBYO, lovely decor even their napkins are folded into little lotuses. How charming. But the food was amazing. Best Tom yum goon. Spicy. Sweet. Sour. Savory with prawns, mushroom, tomatoes, coriander and plenty of spices. We ordered the pork belly with chili and basil and red duck curry. Both were outstanding. If we visit Warrnambool again we'll be back. The blue coconut rice was quite special

We had heard Lemongrass was the best Thai in Port Fairy and overall we were happy with the food…read more However, we did wait over an hour for the entree to arrive. In fairness, the menu DOES say that there'll be a wait but, it WAS a long time. The chicken spring rolls were great and I highly recommend them. The chicken green curry was great but, the chicken was a little dry. I still enjoyed the meal overall. I liked the coconut rice which had more flavour than most. The fried fish with 3 sauces was very crispy, and I loved the apple strips with it.

The roast duck curry was excellent - duck was flavorful, vegetables fresh and cooked perfectly, and…read morethe curry delicious.

Amazing food, the curries are always cooked to perfection and they never skimp out on protein! The…read moremenu is humongous with many great options from the great staff. Our waitress Gemma was very friendly and gave us a great experience

This was a rather nice cafe, though it was pretty packed as well. Then again this is probably…read moresomething that shouldn't surprise me all that much in a place like Port Fairy, especially on the weekend. We ended up deciding to grab a takeaway, namely because of time limitations, and that we had to be back in Melbourne that afternoon. However, they had their own little takeaway stand, which was pretty good, and that also meant that I ended up grabbing what turned out to be a rather nice cup of tea. The service was pretty good as well, and it wasn't all that expensive either. Yeah, this place turned out to be quite nice.

Looks like a beautiful quaint little cafe, cute scarves in the window. I've been there a couple of…read moretimes with mixed results. Very disappointed with the coffees, price was very high, coffees were small- no almond milk, and was rudely confronted by the lady serving us when I asked for it. Thought about leaving then and there, but need for coffee too great. Bought a little bucket of mini yo-yos, they were tasty, but I didn't expect the $20 price tag. I think we will give it a miss next time.

It is just so cool when you jump in the car to go and find a place for breakfast that is open on an…read moreEaster Sunday and discover one literally around the corner from where you are staying. Yep, that place was Brocky's, and to say that they served a pretty decent breakfast is an understatement. I even broke from my routine of simply having bacon and eggs and dived in for a pancake and I must say I was pleasantly rewarded. Those pancakes were magnificent. My friend ended up having the poached eggs, but I really couldn't get any more than 'yep, there good' out of him (though if they weren't I would have been sure to hear about it). Oh, and they also gave us a massive pot of tea with a side of water, with made the fact that they had simply dumped the tea leaves into the pot not as annoying as it normally is. This is definitely a place that I would recommend to people down this way.

I was only passing through Warrnambool, but needed a proper cafe breakfast. We randomly picked…read moreBrockys because it was open, and it looked nice. Very comfy inside. There's a case of inviting looking pastries and sandwiches, and a large room with plenty of small tables. At the back are more loungey spaces. The whole place just yells "breakfast", although perhaps if I'd stopped by at noon it would have screamed "lunch" as well. You don't feel crowded, though: the place is quite large, with high ceilings, and you're not packed in like some breakfast cafe nooks are. The ladies running the show were friendly, took our order, and promptly brought out some tasty coffees and a great brekkie. I had a big bowl of baked beans with smoked ham and a slice of toast (one of my favourites); they had a few types of beans in there, mixing things up. My wife had mushrooms on toast - in fact, one giant, grilled mushroom cap, which she reported as being quite good. If you find yourself on the west end of the Great Ocean Road you could do a lot worse for breakfast.

Had an amazing meal loved the lIce coffees would recons maybe increasing serving size on the…read moremonster ice coffee and adding hash brown as you have to order separately but Outher than that amazing service and polite staff

Had a beautiful breakfast. I had the scrambled eggs and bacon and my friend had the veg omelette…read more Both of us struggled to eat it all. Would recommend as very reasonably priced

After a LONG drive through Victoria's Great Ocean Road, we needed some food - like whoa. These…read moresmall ocean towns are not known for staying open late, and Austrailia doesn't have a strong Yelp scene - so we thought we'd gamble on Pippies before hitting the local Mackers if it was closed. As we walked up, we could smell the bay from the steps. It immediately put us in a seafood kinda mood. The menu was diverse and they had the local flare. Stepping in, we asked the server if they were closed -- and alas -- she told us that they had just closed for the night. Well, we were disappointed. As we were walking away, the manager ran out the door and said "please come in! We'll stay open for you!!" It was music to our ears! I ordered a glass of local white wine and my husband had a locally brewed beer. The prices for alcohol are determined by taxes, so they don't control them. Also keep in mind that they pay their servers a livable wage, so the costs of restaurant food reflects that. This was definitely a "higher end" establishment though with mains starting at around $20. The restaurant is nicely appointed and modern, very clean. There's a gift shop next door that looked nice, although closed after 8 pm. They're situated right on the bay and it would be an incredible view during daylight. We first ordered the abalone for the appetizer (entree). I ordered the seafood plate and my husband ordered the scotch filet. The seafood was incredibly fresh -- and I got to try a yabbie!! Lots of large prawns, scallops, calamari. The fish and chips were fresh and juicy. The filet was cooked to perfection. We had another glass of wine and chatted with the waitress for a while. Then, headed off to our campsite with our bellies full.

Cocktail choices are amazing here! Pippies is locally owned and operated. They feature local…read moreproducts in their modern Australian dishes. My insides get excited when I go to those locally owned places who use fresh and local produce. We booked the Flagstaff Hill dinner and show so the dinner was included in our ticket. The views from Pippies are breathtaking and the decor inside is clean, crisp and very modern. I ordered the gnocchi as an entree which took a while to come out and was a bit chewy. But the main was delicious. A good size for me but someone else might need sides or a dinner partner who will share their leftovers (probably one of the contributing reasons to why my partner stays around and takes me out to dinner). Unfortunately only thing letting this place down was the chewy gnocchi.