Location: Ivanhoe
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Banyule, Victoria Food Guide: 5 Contemporary food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Ivanhoe
Discover Restaurants offering the best Contemporary food in Ivanhoe, Banyule, Victoria. Ivanhoe is a very small township on the Cobb Highway between the Lachlan and Darling rivers in New South Wales, Australia. It is located within the Central Darling Shire local government area.
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1. The Hub 3070
Reviewed By TwoSheds57
Back to the Hub again this morning. Enjoyed my big breakfast very much, especially the Cypriot sausage the name of which momentarily escapes me. My coffee was lovely too. Service was warm and friendly. The Hub is recommended.Four months earlierThis cafe/bistro used to be known as Over the Road until a major renovation a number of months ago. The space has undergone substantial change and some lovely modifications have been made. It's more modern, orderly and coherent. The gifts that used to be dotted around the place are gone and it's more spacious now and warmer. Today we ordered the egg and bacon focaccia with chili jam. It was very nice and made for a hearty lunch. We finished it off with coffees and a scientifically halved salted caramel cookie. The cookie belongs with the foods served to the angels in heaven. I felt significant psychological pain finishing my half. My coffee was ok but not one I'd include in a hall of fame. It's a nice place and some of the other dishes looked fantastic.
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2. The Hub 3070
Reviewed By TwoSheds57
Back to the Hub again this morning. Enjoyed my big breakfast very much, especially the Cypriot sausage the name of which momentarily escapes me. My coffee was lovely too. Service was warm and friendly. The Hub is recommended.Four months earlierThis cafe/bistro used to be known as Over the Road until a major renovation a number of months ago. The space has undergone substantial change and some lovely modifications have been made. It's more modern, orderly and coherent. The gifts that used to be dotted around the place are gone and it's more spacious now and warmer. Today we ordered the egg and bacon focaccia with chili jam. It was very nice and made for a hearty lunch. We finished it off with coffees and a scientifically halved salted caramel cookie. The cookie belongs with the foods served to the angels in heaven. I felt significant psychological pain finishing my half. My coffee was ok but not one I'd include in a hall of fame. It's a nice place and some of the other dishes looked fantastic.
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3. Cafe Ivanhoe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Casual café serving breakfast, brunch, Lunch & afternoon tea. Full takeaway service, plus catering available also. Our take on modern Australian food
Reviewed By ghrduyfbiufc
Ordered a BLT bagel and a kids pancake for my son - simple enough dishes. Pancake was half cooked sludge, and the blt - burnt dry bagel (had to repeatedly ask for some butter - which when it came was rock hard), poorly cooked bacon, the tiniest sliver of tomato, and heaps of nasty bitter lettuce. We ate very little of it, which the overbearing host saw but happily ignored.
4. Matteo's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 347 reviews
Housed in an elegant triple-fronted Victorian terrace,past the bohemian enclave of Melbourne’s famous ‘Brunswick Street’offering seasonal contemporary Australian cuisine and professional hospitality since 1994. Awarded a minimum of 1 hat in the coveted “A
Reviewed By michelletI8104LZ
What a relax Sunday Lunch we had at Matteo , this restaurant has never disappointed us about Their food , We chose Sunday lazy lunch $79per person excluding drinks We are very happy with the Sunday lazy lunch menu you can try most of their favourite dishes on the menu . Service was great , nice and friendly Highly recommended if you guy visit Melbourne easy parking as well The photos Below showing some of the dishes we have tried .
5. The Hub 3070
Reviewed By TwoSheds57
Back to the Hub again this morning. Enjoyed my big breakfast very much, especially the Cypriot sausage the name of which momentarily escapes me. My coffee was lovely too. Service was warm and friendly. The Hub is recommended.Four months earlierThis cafe/bistro used to be known as Over the Road until a major renovation a number of months ago. The space has undergone substantial change and some lovely modifications have been made. It's more modern, orderly and coherent. The gifts that used to be dotted around the place are gone and it's more spacious now and warmer. Today we ordered the egg and bacon focaccia with chili jam. It was very nice and made for a hearty lunch. We finished it off with coffees and a scientifically halved salted caramel cookie. The cookie belongs with the foods served to the angels in heaven. I felt significant psychological pain finishing my half. My coffee was ok but not one I'd include in a hall of fame. It's a nice place and some of the other dishes looked fantastic.
