Wilsons Prom Licensed Pizza restaurant — Restaurant in Victoria

We were coming back from Wilson Prom after travelling from Geelong side, tired and wet, and this seemed liked the only place opened so cheerfully stopped here with my 18mo. Wanted coffee and food, but the menu was quite expensive and the machine was down. The veg pizza was $24 and garlic bread and nachos were quite ridiculously high priced too so I just ordered the $12 fries given we were not getting coffees even. I asked if there is a changing table for the baby and was told to walk way across the street to the other end of the building for baby room or table as their toilets were tiny and not kid friendly. Decided to just get fries as dine in and so went to take a seat. The $12 payment had 22c surcharge. Wasn’t getting reception on phone and had to travel in the dark to our Airbnb so went back to the main guy for Wifi. He told us the password was with the boss. I was very flustered with a hungry toddler at this point and asked if we could get the fries in a take away so we can at least be on our way and I could change him once we reach our destination. Plus there was no point wasting time here. He straight off refused saying we are not a take away. Like … I asked him to cancel my order he told me the order was already in so i insisted again to give it in a take away box and I’ll pay for the box. To which he handed me my $12 back as cash and moved away quite rudely and unapologetically. I am putting a review here because I was just checking the rest reviews and yes, the main person was extremely nice with others who I assumed are locals, but was very stand off ish n disrespectful to us. Mate as a small business owner myself, I can tell you your spot has so much potential location wise. But you need to change industries with that customer service. Very un accommodating. Putting my experience here definitely as a grievance and so others know...

I wanted to take my 3 daughters out for pizza after the hikes we did at Wilson Prom. We organised the two pizzas and wedges we wanted on the menu before entering. When we waited in queue the man said to the person waiting 'Your early'. I thought that was a bit harsh how about 'Hello. Have you had a good day?'. If he is busy then he needs more staff. Then when we were next we knew what pizzas we wanted and wedges, we were just working out whether to get medium or large. The man did not say anything and walked off at the back and did not return after waiting a few minutes. So we gave up and went next door to the General Store instead. Thank you so much to the man for saving me at least $50-$70 if I got drinks as well. To anyone else coming from Melbourne, save your money. Stock up on pizza in Melbourne and reheat in the microwave in your accommodation. Or stock up on Subway and eat it when you get to...

On 25 October, this place was an unexpected delight at the end of a 20km walk around the Prom. Ravenous, we ordered the Peri Peri Chicken pizza and Vegetarian Pizza, plus a slice each of gluten free Orange Cake and two chocolate brownies - made in house.

The pizzas were fresh and delicious, crust neither too doughy nor too crispy. My favourite was the vegetarian - puts Melbourne to shame, as I have a hard time finding vegetarian pizza even half as good as this.

The star, though, was the Orange cake. I’m not big on sweets, but this was simply divine. Moist, melt in the mouth, a perfectly blended, intense orange almond flavour.

The brownie was great too, only too rich for my palate (but then it did follow Orange cake, so maybe that’s what you get for gluttony).

The cafe had great ambience and music that tempted me to stay in, instead of takeaway. Next...