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Lunch was pretty good, we had the seafood platter which was $22 really good value as coming with 2 prawns, 2 fried fish, 4 mussels, salad and chips. And my daughter had the pasta, sauce was tasty but the noodle itself was a bit soggy. The local white wines were very nice, generally a good affordable

Ok, you walk in and the place seems somewhat underwhelming, unitll you receive your food !! Honestly this is quite possibly the BEST chicken parmy I have ever had and then to top it off it was only $20 !! My God. That's for the parmy, great chips and great salad. Top notch !! And owners if you see

Large cafe selling all the usual cafe foods and drinks. Delicious desserts. Hot chocolate is nice too.

Good grub, fast service, plenty of seating to choose from, and reasonable prices. We were driving through on our way to Mt Gambier and took a little detour to check out the town, stopped by a late lunch, and found this little slice of home. We would recommend it to many a fellow tourist.

Very welcoming staff! Great customer service. I had one of the breakfast specials and it was amazing. Lots of room for small or large groups of people. This place is a must visit in Port Fairy.

Very pleasant surroundings and staff but service so painfully SLOW! After 20 minutes and my coffee going cold, I had to remind them of my food order (the restaurant was only a quarter full). The following day I just went in for 2 takeaway coffees and again another painfully long wait. Barista needs

honestly quite a bad experience. food was mediocre at best, not a good variety and could barely accommodate with vegetarian/vegan restrictions. most of the food was sold out even though we went at midday. unhygienic area- staff would not clean up tables after you left, there was lots of stuff on the

A busy place for breakfast. Service was good, food was reasonable (good value for money), although my raisin toast was tough and cardboardy. Staff very casually dressed - it was clear there was no policy on appropriate clothing. Hygiene was obviously something that needed to be urgently fixed! I wat