This place is you average old coffee shop that not only sells good tasting coffee and yummy desserts like there peanut butter slice, but also sells coffee machines and accessories and a variety of coffee beans. The place is in no way trendy but service is warm and friendly and prices are great.

A nice sized antique shop with loads of cool things to look at and buy. The prices are very good compared to other antique shops and they were happy with me to make a deal with some items. The staff are very friendly and helpful with any questions asked.

This place is truly big with lots to explore! In fact it is the biggest pioneer town in Australia and is a lot less busier than Sovereign Hill in Ballarat. You really feel like you've gone back in time here. There is a great collection of buildings, artifacts and vehicles (including an old rattler tram). Highly recommended.

Approximate cost: $22

Went here as it was included in the price of our Sovereign Hill tickets. Has a great display of some impressive gold nuggets and all the history of the gold rushes. Some cool gold gifts to buy from the gift shop if you got the spare cash.

They are open all hours and the kebabs here are fairly cheap and they don't charge extra for cheese. The chicken kebabs taste fairly good but I wouldn't eat the lamb kebabs as they are not to pleasant.

You can't walk past this shop without looking at the great variety of cakes and tasty treats to choose from in the window. I had a pie and cake here. The pie was average but the cake was delicious. The prices are very expensive so it's not somewhere you would regularly go to.

Not a bad place to go for a good value bistro meal. They have a good variety of menu items to choose from your roast of the day to your angus beef. The food tastes good although they like to put a lot of salt on your chips. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Also there is a lot of memorabilla and history covering the walls from the Port Adelaide Football Club.

Great value here as I got myself a gourmet chicken pizza here for under $7 and the quality and taste was great. Service was quick but then there was only one other person ordering. Great location as well in the main street of Belgrave.

First time playing glow in the dark mini golf and I found it to be a little fun but could have been a whole lot better. That could be as th course lay out was not that great. I did like the outback theme though in one of the rooms where you played on the back of a ute. Staff were very friendly but it's not a course you would play multiple times.

The main attraction of this place is it has the largest display of Cuckoo Clocks and German Grandfather Clocks outside of Europe! There are well over 1000 Cuckoo clocks on display with each one being unique. There is no cost to enter and you are free to purchase what's on display, if you have the spare cash as some can be quite expensive. You can spend some time admiring these hand crafted beauties. They also sell a range of other German and European products, Christmas gear and souvenirs.