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How we read reviews →Myrtleford's most-recommended cafe. exceptional scones, great coffee, and a friendly team near the alpine trails.
A warm, spacious cafe set inside the Myrtleford Tourist Information Centre on Great Alpine Road. Inside and outside seating available. Friendly and welcoming atmosphere, popular with road-trippers, cyclists, and locals alike. Can get busy on weekends and long weekends.
Co-located with the Myrtleford Tourist Information Centre. browse maps and hiking trails over your coffee. Outdoor seating area. Gluten-free options available. Poached eggs as standard on most egg dishes. Known for homemade scones and consistently praised coffee.
Contemporary Australian all-day cafe with a menu that includes Greek-influenced items (souvlaki, lamb). No strong single cultural lineage claimed.
Good value for the region. eggs on toast at $10, smashed avo at $11 noted by a reviewer. Scones and pastries are priced reasonably. Some reviewers found the pricing a touch steep for quality received, particularly for coffees and the almond croissant.
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