Fantastic food, friendly staff and great atmosphere. Will…read moredefinitely be back next time visiting this way

I'm eating here and thought that I would write a review because I am so impressed with the service…read moreand the quality of the food... I can highly recommend this restaurant

I have to say that despite this place being a suburban pub, it actually wasn't too bad. In fact, it…read morewas quite large, but then again a lot of these suburban pubs are actually quite large. Mind you, when I was here, it was only the sports bar and the gaming lounge that had people in them, but they were sufficiently large to keep me happy. The service was okay, but unfortunately the beer selection not so much. As a pub it was okay, but not particularly fantastic.

We think this place has the best atmosphere in the Point Cook town centre. There is dim mood…read morelighting with lighting effects which look like water on the walls and roof. The best part for us was the service. Our waiter was clearing a table and when he saw that we wanted to speak to him, he put down what he was holding and came straight to us. He also didn't wait forever to come and collect the money after bringing us the bill, and held the door open for us as we left. The menu was an interesting blend of Western and Japanese food. Not fusion food, but there was a selection of both. We ended up having chicken burgers, which were not bad, but not amazing either. The price was reasonable and the range of food options is pretty good, but to us this restaurant is 4 stars because of the service and the atmosphere. Pretty good for the suburbs!

Went and sat outside for breakfast. Had to go in and asked to be served…read more They had no coffee! Apple juice was cordial and not fresh! Tea was bland and obviously a cheap brand as they'd cut the label off! Breakfast paella was ok to start with, until we got to the parts that were riddled with garlic! Try somewhere else for a good breakfast!

This pub wasn't too bad, and in fact I'd probably consider it to be a railway pub. The reason for…read morethat is because it isn't too far from the local railway station, and while there does happen to be a freeway between the pub and a station, the government has kindly built a walkway across it to make it much easier to get to the pub from the train. It is fairly new, and it also has a couple of craft beers available, which is another one of those things that I particularly like. Yeah, this pub was actually pretty good.

absolutely beautiful service from Clare our host we ordered…read moreSoup cashew stir fry fish and chips everything is so delicious and well presented every time we come here we absolutely enjoyed everything

Hey, it's a brewery, so that should probably tell you everything that you actually need to know…read moreabout the place. In fact it is one of the 'independent' breweries (and I say that in quotes because most of them have been bought up by the big brewers these days). It's a pretty nice place mind you, and of course the beer selection is pretty awesome. There is also plenty of room to sit down at, including an outdoor terrace out the front. Definitely worth making your way down here for some cold ones.

A slightly off the track pub within walking distance of Spotswood station, Two Birds Brewing has…read morefriendly staff with good recommendations. I'm not a beer drinker, but I got a variety I could try on my little tasting paddle. I also loved their special of the day which was a sour beer aged in wine barrels! The food is also delicious and is reasonably priced. The pickles are fresh and there were a mixture of vegetables. The haloumi is just yum and offset by a nice dip. The hot dogs were great. I just wish there was more potato salad! The atmosphere of the place is relaxed, with the rear section near the beer tanks.

Food is ok to nice. Chicken Parma is great as is the open chicken burger. Usual sporting club/RSL…read moreclub atmosphere. Kids playground etc. recommend!

We walked in and the place looked really nice but we sat down and looked at everyone without food…read more We started to think we are gonna wait a long time, and we waited 15 minutes for a waiter to take our order. The menu was ripped paper on a clip board. Within 15 minutes we got our entree and it was delicious. After we finished everything they came by and dealt with everything and it was good but then we waited for over an hour for our main meal and it looked delicious but when I touched my burger it was ice cold and the bread was stale it had a horrible taste, only 1 of the waiters were really nice but the food is what we came for and it was horrific. Overall rating of the place is a 1 - I do not recommend this place, I would rather go eat at McDonalds.

Picture this, Newport 2012... the best beer hall within city limits?!? Yeah, I was sceptical at…read morefirst, being invited by a friend to sample this untested find. However I was wrong in my miscast aspersions. Sorry friend. This place is a secret that needs to be let out! The Junction Hotel Newport has been reimaged in a major way. The venue now sports a micro beer hall and a separate wine room, both featuring gourmet grazing plates that will leave your taste buds satisfied and wallet full :-). As for the beer hall, there is a lot to distinguish this place from other venues that wear the "indie" beer badge of honour. I like the beer tasting paddle for example. Choose any four beers to sample and have them placed on a wooden paddle for your drinking convenience. $12 is all this will set you back. There is much boutique beer choice here too, from Beechworth to the Mornington Peninsula and far abroad. After food? Well, it is delish Trish! While the mains look great, I tried ordering my way through the smaller dishes, tapas style. Every morsel made for great conversation and admiration. Try the hand cut chips served out of a paper bag, or the grilled Kransky with pickled red cabagge, Polish style. Ribs, deep fried chickpeas etc, etc. Serving sizes are ample. The crowd (until word gets out ;-) ) is the local friendly crew. But be warned, every table was full. Worth a visit and, if your not local, a premeditated excursion! I will be back, the adjacent wine room is next on the list.

The west has a new home of great beer, wine & service. Great beers ( tap = 2 Birds, Bridge Rd,…read moreBoatrocker. Bottle= Trumer Pils, Mt Goat rare breed) The wine bar has a fantastic selection of interesting glasses/bottles. With outstanding service throughout.