Earthly Pleasures Cafe

Heritage stone building and garden in Belgrave serving brunch, smashed avo, eggs benedict.

A converted 1930s heritage building, once a doctor's surgery, with a large garden, open fire and gallery-style artwork inside, giving it a rustic-yet-modern, relaxed hills feel reviewers repeatedly call a hidden retreat.

An expansive garden setting for outdoor dining, an open fireplace for winter, a natural and organic produce display, and dog-friendly seating; reviewers note stairs at the entrance with no listed wheelchair ramp.

Not strongly applicable. A Modern Australian brunch menu without a specific national cuisine lineage.

Opinion is split. Most call the food and setting worth the price, but several reviewers flag it as expensive for the portion size, with one citing $90 for two brunches as steep.

Summary drafted with AI from public reviews.