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How we read reviews →A converted general store near Daylesford. exceptional breakfasts, lunches and deli finds.
Rustic, quaint and deeply comforting. a converted general store with old-world interiors, a roaring fireplace in winter, and a sprawling vine-covered courtyard for warmer months. Gourmet produce lines the shelves and the pace is unhurried.
Dog-friendly vine-covered courtyard with repurposed metal sculptures, log fireplace in winter, gourmet deli and produce store (wines, jams, pickles, artisan goods), board games available
Firmly modern Australian in scope. local and regional produce, seasonal menu changes, deli items sourced from surrounding producers. Occasional global influences (Tom Kha Gai, Basque cheesecake) sit naturally within a contemporary country-café framing.
Priced above typical café expectations. rosti dishes around $30, coffees steep for two. Most regulars accept the premium for the quality and setting; a small cohort considers it overpriced. Weekend 10% surcharge applies.
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