Sausage Roll Restaurants in Ballarat
The best places in Ballarat to eat Sausage Roll. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Ballarat who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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3.8
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3.8
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City: Ballarat, 2 Wendouree Parade, Lake Wendouree VIC 3350, Australia, Ballarat
"Coffee was good and staff friendly and helpful. View was exceptional."
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4.1
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City: Ballarat, 628 Sturt St, Ballarat, Victoria 3350, Australia
"Le Petit Patissier Ballarat Shut 834951516 This bakery is shut the shopfront is empty. Please update."
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City: Ballarat, 811 Sturt Street, Ballarat, Victoria 3350, Australia
"While looking for a place to have a simple lunch my friend and I wandered in here What a great surprise We had a very nice simple lunch in very pleasant surrounding with great service. I will come back with my wife as she will have a great time checking out the homewares and other things Bonus on bonus"
4.2
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4.2
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City: Ballarat, 18 Armstrong St North, 3350, Ballarat, Australia
"We stopped when we crossed ballarat and were very impressed service from the entire team was excellent and the lamb and rosmarinpis were exceptional! look forward to returning to eat our way through more of the tasty dishes offered."
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4.7
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City: Ballarat, 917 Macarthur St | 917 Macarthur Street, 3350, Ballarat, Victoria, Ballarat, Victoria 3350, Australia
"We discovered this quaint café on our walk home. It looked very inviting so we decided to have coffee and cake. They have a good selection of treats to choose from, including a GF cake. The atmosphere is very warm and friendly. All food is prepared and made from scratch on the premises, which is always nice to know"
4.9
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4.9
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City: Ballarat North, 1/100 Simpson St, Ballarat North, Australia
"We purchased a traditional family sized pastie which cost approximately $24. For that price we were expecting it to be a tasty, easy dinner.The pastie was vaccuum sealed and in a refrigerator at thd front of the store.The staff member who served me asked if I 'd had one before. When I said we hadn 't he advised me to place it on a tray in a150 degree oven for 40 minutes. I checked that was ok for fan forced oven and he said that it was.I have many years experince cooking a wide variety of foods for my family and friends. Heating up a pastie is not difficult for me.Occassionally my husband will suggest having a meal out or buying something like the pastie or takeaway, to give me a break from cooking.He enjoys a good pastie so when he saw an add for this one a little while ago he was really keen to try one.I think it 's worth saying my husband doesn 't like to waste money or food and over the nearly 30 years we 've been together I honestly can 't recall him ever not eating something I 've cooked or we 've bought, even if he didn 't particularly like it.Last night I heated the pastie, as instructed. When I removed it from the oven I found that although it appeared to be cooked, the pastry on the base of the pastie was very soft and soggy.I cut a portion for my husband the filling simply fell out of the cut end and when I tasted a piece of the meat I was turned off by the overwhelming amount of pepper, so I decided to make myself something simple for dinner.My husband had been looking forward to his pastie so said he was willing to try it.He ate the portion I gave him but when I asked what he thought he said the filling appeared to be pretty much a few largish pieces of sliced lamb or beef, far too much large pieces of roughly chopped onion, and what he thinks was potato. He said when he cut into the pastie the filling all just fell apart when he tried to pick it up with his fork. He also found it to be greasy for some reason.I asked him if he wanted to eat any more of the pastie at another time (More than half of the family pastie was left). He said he didn 't want any more of it.Given the onion and pepper in the filling, we had no option but to throw it in the bin as we couldn 't feed it to our dog.My review is based purely on our personal experience this week and we realise and respect not everyone will agree.The only positive feedback I can give is that the gentleman who served me was pleasant."
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4.5
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City: BALLARAT CENTRAL, 102 Stawell Street South, Ballarat, Victoria 3350, Australia, BALLARAT CENTRAL
"Had lunch at the cafe which was excellent and then did the Native spice workshop.Tried a variety of native spices including Mountain pepper, Aniseed Myrtle, saltbush & strawberry gum to name just a few. Our host Bridget was excellent and had a great knowledge & love of Native spices. Will certainly be using some of the varieties when we are cooking. Would certainly recommend the Cafe & Workshop"
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