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1. Marysville Country Bakery
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Melanie Ma
🍽Dining recommendation: Meat pie! This restaurant has won many awards for many years. The pepper beef pie that I wanted to eat the most was sold out because we went too late, so I ordered a regular beef pie, but what was special was that there was a layer of cheese beef on top, which I have never tried anywhere else. ☕️ We also ordered a cup of iced coffee and iced chocolate. I thought it was just an ordinary drink, but it turned out that there was cream and ice cream in it. The iced coffee tasted sweeter than the chocolate. It is highly recommended for summer heat relief. It’s just a little more expensive, $8 a cup This restaurant has a long history and survived the wildfires in 2009. After 10 months of closure, it reopened. Go to the small town of Marysville (1.5 hours drive from Melbourne) to try it #MelbourneAround #RuralFood #MelbourneTravel
2. The Fields
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3. Black Spur Inn - Restaurant
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Melanie Ma🍽Dining recommendation:
Meat pie! This restaurant has won many awards for many years. The pepper beef pie that I wanted to eat the most was sold out because we went too late, so I ordered a regular beef pie, but what was special was that there was a layer of cheese beef on top, which I have never tried anywhere else.
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We also ordered a cup of iced coffee and iced chocolate. I thought it was just an ordinary drink, but it turned out that there was cream and ice cream in it. The iced coffee tasted sweeter than the chocolate. It is highly recommended for summer heat relief. It’s just a little more expensive, $8 a cup
This restaurant has a long history and survived the wildfires in 2009. After 10 months of closure, it reopened. Go to the small town of Marysville (1.5 hours drive from Melbourne) to try it #MelbourneAround #RuralFood #MelbourneTravel
