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Top 10 restaurants in Wonthaggi, Australia
Discover the best restaurant in Wonthaggi, Australia including Upbeet Health and Wholefoods, Wonthaggi Workmens Club, The Coffee Collective, Sensational Sandwiches, Wonthaggi Golf Club Bistro, Wonthaggi State Coal Mine Cafe, Wonthaggi Hotel, The Cape Tavern, Whistle Stop, Hicksborough General Store
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1. Upbeet Health and Wholefoods
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
We are a total healthy living store. We sell everything from fresh juices and smoothies to a tasty "real food" menu that caters for all food choices eg; vegans, gluten free, paleo etc
Reviewed By jan w - Melbourne, Australia
Dropped in first time for a quick coffee after walking past quite a few times nice sitting area which is nice and peaceful not noisy like many other places in town great place to read the paper and reflect lots of cakes on offer and...MoreThanks Jan. It's organic panella which is a raw sugar cane juice with minimal processing. Not so sweet but very tasty! We like to create a calm space for people...we have just finished our outside garden. Love you to come and check it out :)
2. Wonthaggi Workmens Club
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By Graeme B - Victoria, Australia
We went for dinner here after finding the Kilcunda pub not to our liking, we were very pleasantly surprised, the serves were very much your working men serves and also very tasty. Both my wife and I had the lamb shanks and found them really tasty and well cooked, also the bottle of wine we shared was a lot cheaper than the Killy pub. We love our food and don't mind paying good dollars for nice food and atmosphere but unfortunately the Killy pub had neither. Highly recommend this place if you want some good wholesome food like your mum cooked and the service was very good as well
3. The Coffee Collective
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 103 reviews
Quality coffee, locally-sourced produce and a convivial atmosphere are the hallmarks of this funky cafe. It's located in the heart of Wonthaggi, an authentic rural town located in south Gippsland, Victoria. The cafe's design is a contemporary industrial style space of exposed brick walls, funky counters and polished concrete floors. The space is modern and unpretentious - much like Wonthaggi with its coal mining past and down to earth farming and rural clientele. As the name suggests, coffee is of supreme importance at The Coffee Collective. Customers received Melbourne-quality coffee, each and every visit. With a background in tourism, owners James Archibald and Ella Godbold knew of the amazing food producers in the Gippsland area and wanted to showcase the great local produce on offer. The menu includes slow cooked local pulled pork baguette, South Gippsland beef burger with house-made pickles and the Quinoa burger. Breakfast is also served daily. The flavours are fresh, with a focus on locally sourced products. The Collective's take on food is stylish and modern. The focus is simple local, organic and sustainable food served alongside Gippsland's best coffee offering.
Reviewed By 1993foodie_sc - Ringwood, Australia
If you want to go somewhere for a relaxing meal and coffee, this place definitely isn’t it. Huge line to order (a majority take away customers not eat in), unenjoyable food and overwhelmingly loud. A majority of the noise was being made by the kitchen and not the customers and to top it off loud music was blaring. For a breakfast it just didn’t do it for me.
4. Sensational Sandwiches
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
5. Wonthaggi Golf Club Bistro
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By Stephen S - Berwick, Australia
As we'd not visited for a while, my companion and I decided to check out this club again. Although (admittedly) the decore is a bit drab, I was very (very) pleasantly surprised with the quality of my steak. I'm quite picky with my steaks and would not normally order a porterhouse; however, I saw one (as we arrived) make its way to another table and it looked too inviting to pass up.
I'm happy to say that it was by far the most tender porterhouse I've ever purchased at a restaurant (or club, etc) and highly recommend, if you like your steak, to give the Wonthaggi Club a go.
6. Wonthaggi State Coal Mine Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Coal mine cafe is situated on the site of the Wonthaggi State Coal Mine , we offer country home cooking from breakfast , morning tea , lunch and afternoon tea . Home made scones ,cakes, slices and many other home made delites. Relaxed friendly atmosphere , we are disabled friendly . Also we can cater for groups up to 60 for a morningtea or lunch by prior booking . Family friendly with lots to see and do after you have had your top up in the cafe . You can take a tour of the mine or just wonder around our fantastic site with its history and wonderful Gardens . Do yourself a favour and come and visit us .
7. Wonthaggi Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By Rowanne G
Best food in town, fabulous variety, exceptional food We have been several times with friends and we are always surprised with the new variety to choose from and enjoyed the exquisite meals, never had a bad meal, Wonderful experience.
8. The Cape Tavern
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Trev_2810 - Melbourne, Australia
6 of us including kids for dinner. Place was very busy when we arrived so glad we had booked ahead a few days before. Very extensive menu with some really good & interesting specials. We had a selection of steaks and seafood dishes all of which were well done and came with good chips and salad. Kids meals were very large compared to other pubs and good quality as well. Service very friendly and despite it being packed, pretty quick as well. Would definitely go back.
9. Whistle Stop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By OwenP1949 - Somerville, Australia
Recently we went to Sorrento because, Just Fine Foods boasted the Best Vanilla Slice Ever. How wrong can you be. (see my review of Just Fine Foods). This bakery in Wonthaggi, The Whistle Stop has a French Vanilla Slice that will bring you 100K out of your way. It is SENSATIONAL!! (sorry for shouting.) I asked the counter server Tabatha if we could cut it in two and even then my wife and I could only finish a half of it. The other half happily has come home with us.
My sister had the Bee Sting and being a tourist from Philadelphia, it was her first encounter with one. She is visiting for two more weeks and I can guarantee she will want me to drive the 100K back for another one.
This bakery has a variety of fresh bread, showcases of cakes and biscuits and everything is made on site. It has the largest selection of pies and sausage rolls I have ever seen and also makes sandwiches, salads and vegetarian meals.
Their French Vanilla Slice is mammoth and will cost you $5.00. Their coffee is delicious and their staff are friendly and accommodating. You order at the counter and it is brought out to you.
If you are visiting Wonthaggi or passing through, you owe it to yourself and especially the kids to visit the Whistle Stop Bakery. I hope you do go there.
If I have been any help, please give me a helpful tick. It is nice to get positive feedback!
10. Hicksborough General Store
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By Andrew M - Kilcunda, Australia
I stopped by the Hicksborough store yesterday for a light breakfast, and i was quick surprised by what i found within the walls of this historic building. The decor was warm and inviting and the whole place had a "homely" atmosphere. I ordered a simple dish of two poached eggs on toast, as well as a stock standard mug of latte. The meal was served in good time and I sat by myself at a small table. The toast was thick and crunchy and the eggs were the right consistency with a nice gooey center. I where they source their eggs because the yolk was quite pale rather than the rich orangey color you get from a great free range egg. The eggs were served with a side of rocket which seemed to go well with the eggs. The coffee was excellent, not bitter and with the right amount of milky flavour. The staff were pleasant and efficient and the cook enquired as to how I was enjoying my eggs which was nice.
Overall, it was a very nice experience and I will certainly give the Hicksborough another go. I may even have a crack at the big brecky next time. Cheers, Zac.
