Top Restaurants in Blairgowrie
Most Popular Australian food in Blairgowrie, Victoria, Australia
Find out what Australian restaurants to try in Blairgowrie including Panda Blairgowrie, Loquat, Imola Red Cafe, Saint Ernest, Veraison Restaurant, The Baths, The Boss's Daughter, White Nest, Hotel Sorrento, Peninsula Pantry
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10. Peninsula Pantry
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By simongU9953ML
Found this little charming little place and had a wonderful breakfast, great coffee, lovely friendly vibe, the owners are very friendly and came over and had a chat with my family. Great food and took away some Swedish deserts the kids loved them. Stop in for sure
9. Hotel Sorrento
Overall Ratings
4 based on 355 reviews
Reviewed By michelleg278
What happened to service, restaurant staff at hotel Sorrento are so busy talking amongst themselves they forget about their customers. Really poor food at breakfast, no tea bags and staff that donât know the meaning of service. What are they there for ????? Wonât dine there again.Hello MichelleThank you for your detailed feedback. It is important for us to receive all feedback to ensure we are constantly reviewing and improving the services we provide to our guests. We can assure you we continue to receive great feedback regarding our service quality, so it is even more important we receive information regarding your experience at breakfast so we can tailor our offering and amend our processes as required. We have also recently extended our breakfast offering to include an a la carte menu Monday-Friday which has been very well received.We hope that you return to experience Hotel Sorrento as it is intended and thank you again for your feedback.Warm regards,Hotel Sorrento
8. White Nest
Reviewed By Natalia T
This is a beautiful cafe and shop selling a lot of attractive merchandise plus very delicious vegetarian food. It is lovely to sit either inside or outside and just look at the sea. Delicious food. Lovely ambience. Highly recommended!
7. The Boss's Daughter
Overall Ratings
4 based on 351 reviews
Reviewed By WayneAP
Our annual crossing of the bay always seeâs us heading down the Main Street to The Bossâs Daughter!The venue, staff and menu are always great and late breakfasts are worth waiting for.The porridge with stewed rhubarb apple raspberries strawberries pecans yoghurt and crumble are a hearty warming meal. Poached eggs cooked perfectly with grilled tomato and hash browns are delicious.We look forward to our next visit!
6. The Baths
Overall Ratings
4 based on 510 reviews
The Baths is a family friendly restaurant on the Sorrento front beach. We have the perfect space for spectacular beach weddings and cater for birthdays, engagement celebrations, christenings, golf and corporate groups. We are open 7 days a week for lunch
Reviewed By Jmkel
The weather was perfect for a lunch at The Baths today and the food matched! This is a fabulous place to enjoy lunch in Spring - the grilled fish (barramundi) was cooked perfectly, the service was friendly and efficient. Iâd love to return but Iâll make a booking and request a table by a window Thank you for your review. We are so pleased you enjoyed your experience with us. We have passed on your great feed back to the staff and kitchen staff. We really appreciate you taking the time to post this review! Thank you and we hope to see you again soon
5. Veraison Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 654 reviews
Modern Wine bar and Fine Dining Restaurant located by the seaside town of Tootgarook, (Land of the Croaking frog) New location for the former Winery restaurant Veraison Restaurant.
Reviewed By kenhR5352YN
We booked this place for dinner tonight , after viewing reviews, what a pleasant surprise it was! Cosy restaurant on the main road across the road from the bay. Excellent local wine selection, we had pork belly and fish whiting fillets. Both dishes were well presented and beautifully cooked. Recommend and will be back on our next visit.
4. Saint Ernest
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By HarryOz
This is the busiest time of the year in Blairgowrie. A time when people are all out and about enjoying what this great place has to offer. So why is it that Saint Ernest decides to be closed 3 days a week - nothing, not even morning coffee! It certainly does nothing for their goodwill especially with our local community. We have dined there on a few occasions and have had coffee, it's been very good on all those occasions but as far I and a lot of our friends are concerned we feel let down by their decision not to be open for 3 days each week. Sure in the middle of winter that's a fair call but come on Bennie, not now!!
3. Imola Red Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 196 reviews
A cute and clean Cafe, situated right on the foreshore in Melbournes popular seaside resort of Rye. Serving creative breakfasts and lunches, prepared using fresh locally sourced ingredients. Imola Red serves Segafredo Italian roasted coffee both hot and s
Reviewed By A380FlyBoy
There are plenty of cafes with more chic and grunge but this place is understand and does its thing in a workmanlike way that produces rustic food with a nicely honed edge.Feels like a family affair and always busy - good signs.The coffees are always reliable and the service has always been good.Weâve got a beach house down this way and consider ourselves locals and this place is probably the pick.Good stuff guys!Thanks FlyboyAppreciate you taking the time to review our business
2. Loquat
Overall Ratings
4 based on 171 reviews
Reviewed By cirillooralmed
I booked for dinner (2 adults and one child) on 14th February (Valentine's day).Having read the menu on their website, I was hoping to try oysters, scallops and pork belly. To our surprise, the "special" Valentine dinner did not have any of these, but still costed 75$ for 3 course menu. Somebody from the management must explain how you can offer a "special" dinner that has less choice for the same price? Drink: We started with a martini gyn - undrinkable. Too strong and no flavour of martini at all. Entree: fish terrine - tasteless.Main: Spaghetti Prawns. No salt. Loquat chef should follow Italian award winning chef Antonino Cannavacciuolo's advice to abound with salt and olive oil if you want to give taste to your dish.Dessert: Pavlova - excessively sweet. I do understand that a dessert must be sweet, but there is a spectrum! This must be a flaw of Australian chefs given that I had the same experience at Peter Gilmore's Bennelong.Other notes: very limited parking and waiters dressed quite randomly. In summary: dishes well presented but not pleasant. Not recommended.
1. Panda Blairgowrie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Panda Blairgowrie is fashioned around the simple concept of sharing. The sharing of food, wine, laughter and good vibes was the main motivation when creating both the fit out of the venue, along with the menus. Panda consists of a main dining room and has
Reviewed By CraigR819
We had a great feed at Panda.Some would think it would be an Asian cuisine with a name like panda but it is not.I ordered a buttermilk chicken burger $24, this was my only issue with the place.Although the burger was tasty it was not amazing in anyway and the same/similar burger at other places would be half the price.It was just a bun some lettuce, special sauce (aioli I think) and 3 chicken strips.I had a st Andrews beer (locally brewed) and some small donuts with a strange name which where amazing.The staff are all fantastic and friendly.Plenty of outside tables and room for your dog.Great place and food, I just feel I got jibbed a little with the chicken burger and expected a bit more for the price hence the four star not 5 star review.
