Restaurant

Fozigobble Café

79 Princes Hwy, Yarragon VIC 3823, Australia

Recommended by 71 people

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79 Princes Hwy, Yarragon VIC 3823, Australia

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HoursMonday: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Wednesday: Closed Thursday: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Friday: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Saturday: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Sunday: 7:30 AM – 9:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Fozigobble Café

A welcoming highway stopover in Yarragon serves scratch-made cafe fare alongside leafy courtyard seating and a gallery wall celebrating local dogs. Road-trippers breaking up the Gippsland drive step into garden grounds shaded by mature trees and on-site lemon boughs. The kitchen delivers house-baked chicken and leek pies, hearty vegetable tagines, and vegan sausage rolls paired with house tomato relish. Warm loose-leaf tea arrives brewed in a teapot, offering a quiet pause before hitting the bitumen again.

  • Garden Courtyard Dining: Tranquil courtyard dining shaded by mature trees features an organic on-site produce patch and an accessible lemon tree.
  • Scratch Homestyle Fare: Accommodates dietary needs with scratch-made options like vegetable tagine, vegan sausage rolls, and gluten-free toasties.
  • Dog-Welcoming Setting: Features a dedicated indoor gallery wall of dog portraits and open outdoor space welcoming visiting pets.

What's On at Fozigobble Café

Upcoming events, special menus and other reasons to plan a visit.

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Why Travellers Stop at Fozigobble Café

Fresh home-style cooking, leafy courtyard grounds, and pet-friendly hospitality off the highway.

  • Ideal Regional Highway Rest Stop

    Situated right off the highway with signal light access, it offers fresh savoury dishes and wholesome snacks that provide an invigorating alternative to roadside bakeries.

    Good half way cafe on our four drive from East Gippsland. Fresh fish on a lovely salad. Healthy and reviving.

    Ian Clarke
  • Convenient Gippsland Waypoint

    Drivers can pause right off the M1 to refresh with fresh air, wholesome lunches, and scenic grounds that easily break up travel fatigue.

    The fresh air was great after a long drive. I’d be happy to stop in Yarragon again as it’s accessible from both directions of the M1 with a signal light.

    Rebecca Sweet
  • Tranquil Garden Dining Grounds

    Visitors can unwind in peaceful outdoor garden seating shaded by mature trees alongside an organic produce garden and accessible lemon tree.

    Beautiful trees to sit under and help yourself to the lemon tree. What more could you ask for.

    Karen Smith
  • Dog-Welcoming Courtyard and Portrait Gallery

    Features a relaxed, pet-friendly courtyard garden alongside an interior gallery wall dedicated to framed dog portraits.

    A whole wall filled with dog portraits! 😍 It’s a place that truly celebrates our furry friends, and the pet-friendly garden courtyard made it even better.

    Jazz Kee
  • Proper Loose Leaf Teapot Service

    Traditional loose leaf tea is brewed properly in teapots rather than standard tea bags, providing rich flavour for sit-down dining.

    They also use tea leaves instead of tea bags, which always makes for better tasting tea.

    Greg Archer
  • Thoughtful Dietary and Scratch-Made Options

    The kitchen caters to plant-based and allergy-sensitive diners with generous gluten-free breads, vegan rolls, and scratch-made relishes.

    Fantastic service! The owner is really friendly and very accommodating to different dietary needs. Coffee is fantastic (had latte with oat milk) and the vegan (sausage) roll with homemade tomato relish is to die for!

    Sunny Teng

Other favorites

Freshly baked treats and refreshing specialty drinks to accompany your break

  • Portuguese Tart

    along with a delicious Portuguese Tart to go with my coffee

    Allan Gillard
  • Raspberry Brownie

    specifically their raspberry brownie

    Lily Robinson
  • Choc Chip Cheesecake Biscuit

    I grabbed a delicious choc chip cheesecake biscuit to have after the walk

    Tiffaney Nish
  • Mango Smoothie

    Also loved their Mango smoothie

    Ian Clarke

Beyond the menu

Charming details that make a regional highway stop feel personal and rejuvenating

  • Dog Portrait Gallery Wall

    An indoor gallery wall decorated entirely with framed dog portraits, welcoming canine companions inside and out.

  • Pick-Your-Own Garden Lemon Tree

    Guests dining outdoors can pick fresh citrus straight from the garden's mature lemon tree.

  • Pot-Brewed Loose Leaf Tea Service

    Loose leaf tea brewed and served traditionally in teapots rather than standard commercial tea bags.

  • Thoughtful Dietary Preparations

    Generously sized gluten-free bread options alongside scratch-made vegan rolls served with house tomato relish.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I bring my dog?

Yes. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor garden courtyard, where you'll also find water bowls and an indoor wall filled with dog portraits celebrating visiting pets.

Is there outdoor garden seating?

Yes, the cafe features covered and open-air seating in a peaceful front garden under mature trees, alongside indoor seating.

Do they offer vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options?

Yes. The menu includes vegetarian dishes like haloumi fritters and Middle-Eastern tagine, along with vegan options such as a vegan sausage roll and gluten-free toasties.

Can I order takeaway, or is it dine-in only?

Yes. Both takeaway and dine-in are available, including freshly baked house-made pies, pasties, toasties, and cakes.

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