321 Café Learmonth

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Nestled on the Sunraysia Highway, just a short drive from Ballarat and 1.5 hours from Melbourne, 321 Cafe Learmonth offers a picturesque setting overlooking Lake Learmonth.

The old shop dates back to the 1860s, now seamlessly combined to house a delightful café, restaurant, and bar. Here, guests can savor locally crafted 321 ciders, regional beers, and local Pyrenees wines.

The diverse menu at 321 Cafe Learmonth includes delectable options such as slow-cooked meats, succulent steaks, fresh seafood, flavorful chicken dishes, hearty pasta, and seasonal salads.

Additionally, guests can indulge in a traditional breakfast spread, juicy burgers, and famous homemade pies (Winner of Ballarat’s Best Savoury Pie 2024) and sausage rolls. To satisfy your sweet tooth, try their freshly baked cakes, slices, and muffins, alongside a selection of premium coffee.

For those seeking an alfresco dining experience, the covered outdoor area features a wood-fired pizza oven, making it an ideal spot to host special occasions. This scenic space overlooking Lake Learmonth is available for private functions, including birthdays, engagements, and weddings with a stunning backdrop.

To book, please call the team.

Content: Cobden Hotel Pty Ltd

Accessibility Information

  • Disabled access available, contact operator for details.

321 High Street, Learmonth VIC 3352

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Mon-Tue:

Closed

Wed-Fri:

8:30am–3pm

Sat:

9am–9pm

Sun:

10am–4pm


Accessibility Information

  • Disabled access available, contact operator for details.

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