Even if you don't drink wine it's worth while stopping at Chateau Tanunda to take in the lovely gardens (such as the Sunken Garden), the croquet field, the cricket pitch and the lovely Chateau itself. It's a nice place to stop and take a break. They have knowledgeable and friendly cellar door staff as well as tours and the ability to purchase a picnic basket. I will stop in again

I had previously only come across Annie's Lane wines in Bottle Shops and restaurants so I was glad I got to visit. The staff at the cellar door were knowledgeable and friendly. There is also a display/museum so you can do more than taste their wines. A lovely setting and easy to get to. I will drop in again next time I am in the area.

I'm not a beer drinker but I visited with friends who are. They are open on Friday and Wednesday nights. We went on a Wednesday night so we could take advantage of their free brewery tour. They also serve pizza's which were great however the night we went it was incredibly busy so we had to wait over an hour for them to come. The location is also easy to get to via public transport and walking. I would recommend a visit to the Mountain Goat Brewery

I used the KJMC when I can't get into my normal GP (who has limited hours and days). I have never had to wait more than 5 minutes for my appointment to start and the doctors are friendly and approachable. After your first appointment you can also make use of their online booking system which makes it so easy to get an appoinment that is good for you and there are always same day/next day appointments available. They are also able to do your medicare rebate on the spot back onto your card. They are very conveniently located with the Pharmacy next door.

I really enjoy Soup. They take time to ensure that you're the correct person to participate in a trial survey so you really feel engaged when you participate in one. I don't get sent emails too often either which means you don't feel inundated

I recently went to the Jade in Kew to order takeaway. On arriving I was greeted and my order taken in a very uninterested way. The order was expensive but as the restaurant was absolutely full I assumed it was worth the expense. I was dissappointed as it wasn't. It was nice food, it just wasn't great food. It was on the bland side in comparison to other restaurants I had tried in the area. There was also no waiting area at all for takeaway which isn't a problem if you have their menu and you phone it in but as it was my first time I needed to go outside in the wet and cold to wait.

The staff at Tomomi are wonderfully friendly and happy to help a hand when trying to decide what you want. The food is wonderfully fresh and flavoursome. I regularly get takeaway from Tomomi. The prices are also on the better side than other Japanese restaurants in Melbourne for the same quality

It's a standard subway - no better or worse than others. It can be difficult to get parking near by as they are located on busy High Street but they are open late and as an healthier alternative to near by McDonalds and KFC for a late dinner option it's handy.

Milan service is friendly and warm and their food is good but as typical in Australia it's the westernised version of Indian food. The value packs they have though are TRULY value packs. It also takes the hassle out of working out what to order. I have only experienced takeaway but you can dine in and there are always a number of tables there. They also have home delivery which could be handy if you live in the local area

I really love the concept of this store and the staff are friendly and helpful. The roasts are also done well and there are a lot of options. The price is a little on the expensive side so you can't go there all the time, the gravy is a bit lack-lustre (more like a sauce) and the apple sauce which is WONDERFUL is in small serves. I do still buy from here when I really want a roast but don't have the time to do one.