Heronswood Cafe: slow food
Heronswood, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria [©Mornington Peninsula Tourism]
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105 Latrobe Parade
Dromana VIC 3936
Australia
Fax: 03 5981 4298
Website: Heronswood Cafe: slow food
MEMBERS' OFFER: Enjoy the fabulous garden at Heronswood at Dromana on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula. Much of the delicious food grown in the garden is served in the wonderful slow food café so not only can you see all the wonderful and rare foods growing but you can taste them too.
VisitVineyards.com members will receive a complimentary glass of wine when ordering a delicious Heronswood Plate.
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Discover the internationally renowned Heronswood gardens with half price entry for VisitVineyards.com members.
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