Would give 4.5 stars if possible…read more Comfortable seats, good selection of movies to see and decent times, good snack options, clean, great location and friendly staff. I would love to see more dedicated service for the express lane. The last 2 times I went it wasn't any faster than lining up with everyone else as the staff was just serving everyone. It would be nice if theatre attendants checked in during movies. The last movie I saw was disturbed by people throwing snacks and standing up and swapping chairs multiple times. I think attendants checking in regularly would have deterred them from being so disruptive. A gold class option would be amazing here!

My absolute favourite Cinema! So presentable and good quality service. Never had a problem with…read moreservice or wanted something from the snack bar that they didn't already have. The only thing is that it is quite expensive to get a movie popcorn and drink as most people would ideally have and there's so many credits at the beginning. Overall it's still enjoyable and fun for the family!

Honestly had the best weekend here... Absolutely beautiful and really relaxing, really eclectic!…read moreYummy pizza and great value cheese boards! Can't wait to go back!

This small but functional cellar door doubles up as an eatery, serving delicious gourmet pizzas…read more The pizzas are small and expensive but taste great and are well worth it. Your taste buds will thank you. The wine here is pretty good, the star of the show being the 'Circa' Pinot noir. It was good to spend a bit of time here although we did feel a little crammed in. Avoid at peak times.

Nice little place with quirky sculptures on display for sale. Good wine and warm friendly…read moreatmosphere. Sit around and enjoy the views with wine, pizza or cheese platter. Pizzas could be a little bigger for $18. Well worth the visit.

Okay, it's a coal town, and honestly, coal isn't really in the good books of a lot of inner-city…read morefold, but the thing is, is that this is a historical museum as opposed to one praising coal (though I have to admit that I just wandered around taking photos of the buildings as opposed to looking at the exhibits). The houses aren't open like some of these museums so it is mostly an outdoor adventure, however, it is quite large, and there is quite a lot to see. Oh, and there is also one of the horse troughs here. Another thing I should mention is that it is free to enter as well, which was pretty awesome.

This is a delightful location in a very gentrified area of GIppsland. The winery sits on a…read morehillside with beautiful views. The building itself is clean, modern and has plenty of glass to take advantage of the natural light and wonderful scenery. The food here is freshly prepared, and our table of 4 generally enjoyed the meal. My chicken scaloppini was nice, but a bit too heavy and cheesy. Another had the beef cheek which was very tasty and tender. On the light menu (which has huge portions, just to warn you!), another friend enjoyed the meatballs, but the other friend thought his lamb fry was overdone a bit. My only real complaint was that the waitress got a bit defensive when simply asked by our friends if they could get their dessert, after we waited a very long time. The restaurant got a bit busy, but nobody was short with her, so there was no need to get so catty. Incidentally, the wines there are quite nice - check out the chardonnay and the cab sauv, although the shiraz was not too bad either! Definitely worth a visit, and consider booking as it got very full on a Sunday afternoon.

Quiet atmosphere. Hard to beat the subtleties of a French chef…read more Pork belly was fabulous. Dark chocolate mousse to die for. Nice wines; the sparkling was very French - light and disappears leaving a very clean palette.