What is not to love about The Station House. This is your classic pizzeria with all the trimmings. From the black and white lino floors to the old school milkshakes, to the pizza box stack that reaches the ceilings to the amazing pizza menu, this family pizza restaurant is perfect.
Read MoreMamma is most certainly a Mrs Grumpy before her morning coffee - until of course she grabs a morning brew from the one and only Mr Grumpy. This is an eclectic cafe with tonnes of personality, especially on the walls.
Read MoreNestled behind busy Boronia road is Two Cats Espresso. A cosy little nook to enjoy coffee, friendly service and a ‘guilt free’ treat, or three. With an extensive coffee list, a ‘baby beverage menu’, colouring in, books and toys, everyone will be purring.
Read MoreThere will be no bones about it - every man, woman and his dog (or horse) will be checking out The Trail Cafe. Located alongside the Warburton Rail Trail in Mount Evelyn, the cafe is a perfect all rounder.
Read MoreThis little treasure is a clubhouse just made for little ones and make a killer baby chino - just check out that face!
Read MoreMamma loves a place that has soul. Not and Not Yet has just that, and more. This eclectic cafe has the community as its backbone and a great cup of coffee in its heart!
Read MoreThat incredible lamb cooked over the flame, the fresh and crispy salads, the dips and breads and cheeses! Holy moly - Mamma’s mouth is watering just thinking of it. Luckily for us, Miss Pickle offers all of these things and MORE.
Read MoreWhenever you are in a new town - follow the locals. They know where to get the best food and coffee in the neighbourhood.
Read MoreYou don’t bet much brighter than Little Prince. This fusion style restaurant in Traralgon can be spotted a mile away, especially by the awesome street art along its side ally.
Read MoreParents, dream do really come true. There are cafes in the world where the kids have safe places to play, get out in the outdoors AND you can have a coffee all at the same time!
Read MoreThe Cuckoo is an institution in Melbourne, and has been around for SIXTY years! This Mamma’s Mamma even went before SHE was even a Mamma…that’s a long time!
Read MoreThe Nooj Pub is famous. In a tiny town, mid way from Yarra Junction to Mt Baw Baw, this place is the heart of it all and been here for over 90 years. All weekend the kitchen churns out hearty aussie pub meals served with a huge chunk of country hospitality.
Read MoreWhether you are passing through or a local looking for a great feed, you need to know about Little Joe. Perched on the high side of the roadside, just before you hit the bridge out of the main drag, you will find this Warbo eatery.
Read MoreThe Stamford Park Homestead used to be the ‘country home’ of the Row family back in the 1880s and now, after years of tender loving care, it is back to its best and open for all of us to enjoy.
Read MoreThe Yarra Valley has a very strong place in Mamma’s heart. The rolling hills, the beautiful views and the stunning vineyards. All of the above can be found here, at the magical Meletos.
Read MoreYou have to head down to Croydon Main Street and check out The Ten Saints for yourself. It is a cocktail bar and beer garden with a love of all things rum.
Read MoreIf Mary tells you to eat cake … then how do you say no! The beautiful converted old home is a delightful cafe, specialising in high tea, is a delightful place for a lunch and NOW, Mary’s Cafe is also open for breakfast.
Read MoreThis will take your next city based catch up to the next level. From now until the end of August, you can wine and dine in your very own igloo, right along the banks of the Yarra.
Read MoreThe cafe, right next to the library, that has everything a group of Mamma needs, including SPACE!
Read MoreIt’s the age old question. Which came first. The chicken or the egg? All we know is that COFFEE is what needs to come first!
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