I’ve finally made to my last review of places we ate on our little weekend away in Daylesford! For our final dinner we headed to the Perfect Drop, which was conveniently located right next door to our accommodation! We arrived during happy hour so perched ourselves on the front deck next to the wood heater, ordered ourselves a round of cocktails and settled in for a lovely evening!
Today it’s stop two on our eating tour of Daylesford! After spending the morning getting massaged and pampered we were ready for a feed so headed to Breakfast & Beer for lunch in the sunshine. True to its name, this cafe is open for all day breakfast and lunch, with an impressive range of beers from local and small-scale breweries.
Our first meal of our weekend away in Daylesford was dinner at the Farmers Arms, a gorgeous 1857 pub just a short walk from the main street in town. It has a great combination of casual front bar where locals were watching the footy, and a more fancy dining room where we were lucky to score a table almost immediately (they don’t take bookings).
For well over a year now B and I have been planning to head down to the Collingwood Children’s Farm Cafe to check out the food and play with the animals. For some reason it just kept not happening but finally the planets aligned and on a sunny Sunday we wandered down for some brunch and to see the new baby goats.
Since my last Pubs for Vegetarians visit to Grumpy’s Green they’ve made quite a few changes to the place. The interior has been fancied up a little with new couches and some new tables, but the biggest change has been to the menu.