Fox in the Chamber, Woodend — Restaurant in Victoria

The place looks 'the business' to be the best joint in town for brunch. Attractive, interesting with indoor & outside seating. I had to do a follow up for our menus and water- we'd been forgotten. Covid times have been tough on establishments; the menu did explain their paired back options, however, as a customer, my desire of value for money hasn't changed. All-day Brunch options was essentially eggs on toast $12 and add your side options $4ea. I was expecting two poached eggs perched on an industry standard of two decent slices of toast (I've seen their photos), not eggs riding pillion on one slice lucky to be a centimetre thick. I added smoked salmon and the portion was very good a nicely curled into a rosette. If Hollandaise sauce was an option I would have ordered that too, as I love eggs royale. A green garnish would have lifted it. The $7 milk shake comes in a retro metal vessel, not quite half filled. What's the point of such a large vessel when the tide is out? Come on! 🤔If you've run out of milk and bread nearing 2pm closing time, let us know and price accordingly or be generous and we'd be more likely to return. Our experience fell short of the mark on this occasion. The toilets out back where clean and the walls entertaining, papered in pages of...

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Fox in the Chamber in Woodend and I can't say enough good things about this charming spot. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with warmth and exceptional customer service. A big thank you to the owners, Emily and Andrew, who clearly take great pride in their café.

The food was delicious, with a menu that offers something for everyone. Each dish we tried was beautifully prepared and full of flavour. The waitresses were attentive and friendly, ensuring that our dining experience was top-notch from start to finish.

If you're looking for a delightful place to enjoy a meal in Woodend, Fox in the Changer should be at the top of your list. We'll definitely be...

A very pleasant interior seems to mask the overall disappointing culinary experience. I ordered "eggs your way" as there other two options on the menu didn't appeal (eggs with cold yogurt and turkish bread and waffles). It cost nearly 30 dollars for 2 mushrooms, a single cube of feta and a hearty serve of avocado on top of 2 slices of bread that were supposed to be sourdough but looked and tasted like supermarket bread. We thought that after waiting 15 minutes for a table we would have enjoyed our meal and coffee more, but everything was middling. My boyfriend had the turkish eggs and had nothing positive to say. The coffee was likewise fine, but...