Lorne Restaurants

by eviltooth
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Andrew's Chicken Joint

We went to the Lorne Pier Seafood Restaurant but they wouldn't be open until 6pm. Our tummies were making lots of noise and refused to wait for another hour, so we ended up in Andrew's Chicken Joint. Chicken salad, pizza, fish & chips, burger, etc.

I'd fish & chips, fish was very fresh, but Ewa's chicken salad made me drool.

Theme: Local

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: least expensive

Address: 134 Mountjoy Parade

Phone: 03 5289 1255


	Lorne Fisheries Seafood Specialists: Fresh Seafood, DIY!	Tip Rating: Satisfaction:

Updated By eviltooth

on October 11, 2003

by eviltooth
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Seafood Specialist

Your trip to Lorne will not be completed without seafood! All sorts of fish, crabs, lobsters and crayfish brought in daily from the pier by Lorne's small fishing fleet. There is no safe anchorage for the fleet so the boats are stored on the pier and winched into the sea.

Price is not cheaper than the Queen Victoria Market but definitely fresh and more variety.

Take your pick and make your own favourite seafood dish!

Theme: Seafood

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Address: Mountjoy Parade

Directions: Right next to the pier


	Fresh seafood...	Tip Rating:

By Sweetberry1

on February 5, 2003

by Sweetberry1
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There is a choice of first class restaurants and bistros to tempt you, where fresh local seafoods are a speciality and for the budget conscious, the take-aways are wide and varied, and can be enjoyed on the beach, or in the many parks and picnic areas over-looking the bay.

Theme: Local

Directions: All along the main street of town..


	Louttit Bay Bakery and Cafe: Eyes Open Driver.....	Tip Rating: Satisfaction:

By ATXtraveler

on September 11, 2005

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Louttit Bay Cafe

After passing by all the warning signs by the Victoria Government to keep your eyes wide open while driving on the road, our morning drive hit a peak where coffee was essential. As we came into Lorne, we saw a nice little row of cafes and bakeries, but even at 10am, a slim minority of them were open.

Louttit Bay Bakery was the most appealing of the options, as we could see the coffee brewing, and the seats were out and umbrellas up for us to sit and enjoy a drink. The coffee was warm, and although I am turning into a Melbourne coffee snob now, it did give us just enough lift to perk up for the rest of the drive.

I also tried the croissant sandwich, with ham and cheese. It was warmed, which is the only way to eat a croissant, and I was pleased with the outcome.

Theme: Bakery

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: less expensive than average

Address: 46b Mountjoy Pde

Phone: (03) 5289 1207

Website: http://www.beachaccom.com.au/mand_local.htm


	Chris's Restauarant: Dining at the Cumberland Resort	Tip Rating:

on December 27, 2002

by Audrey118
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Look at all these
goodies!!!!

This was our first stop. We had an early lunch after starting the day so early to travel to Great Ocean Road. The restaurant has an open dining area with a great view of the beach and part of the Mountjoy Parade.
There was several diners on the extremely hot day; many having some \thing light like salads but kids were having their chippies etc.

I shared with my husband a wonderful seared scallop with cherry tomato angel hair pasta - the cooking was just right but the serving was a little large. We also shared some desserts and spent time just people watching.

I enjoyed my lunch there - the maitre d was ultra friendly.

Theme: Local

Price: US$11-20 » Currency Converter

Comparison: more expensive than average

Address: Cumberland Resort

Phone: 52892445

Directions: almost the top end of Mountjoy Parade, you cannot miss it - it has a huge resort which is peach pink coloured.


	Marks Restaurant: Great Fusion food at Marks	Tip Rating:

on December 27, 2002

by Audrey118
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This is possibly the tops in Lorne. We enjoyed the meal here so much - if you have to get here.

I had garlc herb toast and it was topped with lots of garlic and fennel and lots of nice olive oil, and it was served warm with the bread crips on the edge.

My main course was cripsy duck on a bed of steamed vegetables drizzled with sweetened soya sauce. It was ultra cripsy - not hard but crisp and I said any Chinese restaurant duck would be put to shame!!!.

My husband had grilled seabass on mashed potato which was also very delicious.

For dessert we shared the deadly sinful trio - which is really deadly. It has a rich chocolate mousse, a cream brullee and a coffee ice cream. All were so rich I saw all diners not finishing the trio.There were also lots of other dessert on offer such as nut pies etc.

Theme: Pan-Asian and Pacific Rim

Price: US$11-20 » Currency Converter

Comparison: most expensive

Address: 128 Mount Joy Parade

Phone: 52892787


	Pier Restaurant: Seafood Platter	Tip Rating:

on December 27, 2002

by Audrey118
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at the pier

This is a place ot have your fish and chips, grilled lobsters, or generally the seafood platter type. we stumbled into it when we were walking along the path from Loutit Bay to the Pier. You cannot miss it. The Lorne Pier is a nitstorical placeNext door to it is a fish market. You have outside dining - some of the seats are carved out of huge tree trunks. Sounded like a fantastic place, but I was not too impressed with the overall place. I think I was happier to eat at Marks, or even Mecca along Mount Joy Parade.

I saw lots of mornayed scallop on the shell, lots of seafood platters served etc. We just had coffee and a crumble - peach and apple -which was palatable - but not wuite good. They do not even use the best cream made from King Island - which should be to keep up woth the great eateries in Australia.

Theme: Seafood

Comparison: about average

Address: Pier head, Lorne

Phone: 52891119


	Rief: modern cuisine	Tip Rating:

on December 27, 2002

Well priced restaurant, with sometimes a local band playing. You can sit outside and watch over Loutit Bay - hey Lorne is a very small town!!! so you see it all when you are sitting on the restaurant terrace.

Modern food - we just had a drink - but other diners food looks great

by Zanzibargirl
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Theme: Pan-Asian and Pacific Rim

Comparison: about average

Address: 84 Mountjoy Parade

Phone: 52892366


	Four Seasons Take Away Foods: Graze in Lorne on this great food	Satisfaction:

on October 1, 2005

Four Seasons Menu

Food for all the four seasons of Melbourne and Victoria Weather this place has pizza, fish and chips, salads, Pasta, Mexican, Burgers, Toasted sandwiches, Hotdogs, Breakfast and all the beverages one would need at reasonable prices. Though the menu I have is a bit old, I am sure if there food is as good as when I was there it still is now.

A take away cafe where you can eat in or take it with you, Four Seasons was a reasonble place for a pit stop on the Great Ocean road for a graze. Yummo.