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Where to get Ballarat’s best Sunday breakfast and brunch
Visit Ballarat
27 Jun 2024
Filed underFood & Drink
Stop searching and scrolling for inspiration – here’s our guide to the best places to indulge in a lazy Sunday breakfast or brunch in Ballarat.
Ballarat CBD
- Higher Society (413 Sturt St, Ballarat)
- The Turret Cafe (802 Sturt St, Ballarat)
- Johnny Alloo (32 Drummond St Nth, Ballarat)
- Hydrant Food Hall (3 McKenzie St, Ballarat)
- 1816 Bakehouse (18 Armstrong Street North, Ballarat)
- Yellow Espresso (13 Sturt St, Ballarat)
- Webster’s Market and Cafe (61 Webster St, Ballarat)
- L’espresso (417 Sturt St, Ballarat)
- Refuel Hub (2 Sturt St, Ballarat)
- Earls Deli (11 Davey St, Ballarat)
- 3350 Coffee Bar (215 Mair St, Ballarat)
Lake Wendouree precinct
- Ballarat Yacht Club (18 Wendouree Pde, Ballarat)
- Boatshed Restaurant (27 Wendouree Pde, Ballarat)
- Pipers By The Lake (403 Wendouree Pde, Ballarat)
- Eclectic Tastes Cafe & Pantry (2 Burnbank St, Ballarat)
- Stables Café and Bar at Hotel Canberra (812 Macarthur St, Ballarat)
- Mondegreen Cafe (31 Burnbank St, Lake Wendouree)
- Racers Cafe (2 Wendouree Pde, Ballarat)
- Lake View Hotel (22 Wendouree Pde, Ballarat)
Neighbourhood cafes
- Lilly’s at Eureka (102 Stawell St Sth, Eureka)
- Drive Cafe (227 Grant St, Golden Point)
- Cornerstone Cafe (206 South St, Ballarat)
- Clothesline Cafe (202 Humffray St Sth, Ballarat)
- Hideaway Coffee Bar (69 Water St, Brown Hill)
- Tin Roof (302 Macarthur St, Soldiers Hill)
- Common Ground (306 Howitt St, Ballarat North)
- The Green House Ballarat (Shed 5c/20 Elizabeth Street, Delacombe)
Main image: Drive Cafe
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Across Victoria’s Midwest, we acknowledge that we travel across the ancient landscapes of many First Peoples communities.
These lands have been nurtured and cared for over tens of thousands of years and we respect the work of Traditional Custodians for their ongoing care and protection.
We recognise the past injustices against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in this country. As our knowledge grows, we hope that we can learn from their resilience and creativity that has guided them for over 60,000 years.
As we invite people to visit and explore Victoria’s Midwest, we ask that alongside us, you also grow to respect the stories, living culture and connection to Country of the Ancestors and Elders of our First Peoples.