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How we read reviews →70s-themed beachside cafe in Dromana where Japanese pancakes and ocean views keep locals loyal.
Retro 70s decor and wall-to-wall memorabilia, cosy and quirky, with an upstairs section overlooking the beach across Point Nepean Road; laid-back coastal energy even when packed.
Upstairs seating with ocean views, dog-friendly tables, and rare menu extras like tiger nut milk and a biscoff latte.
No specific cultural heritage claims in reviews; the menu blends Australian cafe brunch staples with global touches like Japanese pancakes and a Moroccan chicken salad.
Generally seen as good value for large portions, though a couple of reviewers flagged the 20% public holiday surcharge and a dip in coffee quality on those days.
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