Onda Cafe

God, what a super healthy and awful tasting food! We ordered the Cajun tofu super bowl, which was bland to the max, and the other greens with sourdough bread, which was also extremely heathy, and superbly bland. The fresh juices are really good and delicious. Coffee was great. Staff can't handle pressure- it was Melbourne cup holiday and they were busy. A request to wipe the table, which some other patrons left in a dire state, resulted in a terse response, " we're busy". Ugh! Not a good look folks! You're in a service business.

We walked from the parking area and found the cafe entrance at the end of the building. It was a dog-friendly place, and there were many dogs sitting outside. My coffee was just okay, but my sons' soy chais were excellent – really flavorful with lots of spice.

Great breakfast option in Aireys Inlet, good came quickly and I loved my yogurt bowl with buckwheat granola and fruit. My husband enjoyed his eggs Benedict and almond croissant too. The chai latte was ok, not sweet enough though, wouldn’t order it again and rather go with a coffee. Otherwise really good and would recommend.

Brunch here was fantastic. They have a decent menu with a nice variety of dishes catering for vegans as well. We had the Cajun tofu scramble and Mexi bowl. Portions were very generous, i had to opt for takeaway of the half I couldn't finish (was still good by lunch time). We also had the mocha, which to me was the highlight! It was perfect and so smooth in texture. They also have a lovely selection of vegan desserts in the display section and would certainly try next time we're in town.

Onda Cafe is my absolute favourite coffee spot on the coast...it's always on point. The relaxed vibe, gorgeous views of the river and grass reserve, and its prime location just steps from the beach and lighthouse make it a go-to. Great food, great coffee, great energy. Love this place.

Good hidden away gem. You can easily view Onda Food House on the bend on Great Ocean road when heading towards Melbourne as you come into Aireys Inlet. If you are heading away from Melbourne you will find Onda on the exit of Aireys Inlet (Lower group of Shops), though it is more tucked away around the corner in the group of shops in its location. Park in the carpark, you won't see Onda, until you walk (30meters) around the corner, there are signs given directions. Layout is good with inside outside seating. Was not very busy mid morning when we arrived on a quietish weekend, but could see it fill quickly in summer time or busy weekend periods. Three rounds of breakfast, Avo on toast, Eggs Benedict with extra cooked tomatoes, poached eggs with bacon. (Sorry no pics of poached eggs) All presented, well and good size meals. All three eaten in a timely manner for how good the meals were. The results clean plates - sign of good meals. See attached images. On the side, and important to compliment the meals - flat white coffee in a mug, Cafe Latte coffee in a mug and Ice chocolate drink. Nothing worse in my opinion if coffee is not good, it's like you are having half a meal. The person that made our coffee on this morning was right on point. Coffees were not too hot or not too cold. Just right that you could drink the coffee and taste it. So good, ordered a second Caffe Latte in a mug and was made by the same lady. The second was as good as the first. Good coffee technique. Well done Ice Chocolate drink, also on point. You want it to be chocolately and tasty, which it was. Yep recommend Onda if you are in Aireys Inlet or passing through. It's a small town, good to support local businesses. Worth our time for the meals and would stop by again.

Great coffee and food.My favourite is Salmon breakkie bowl and onda homemade tumeric latte with spelt milk.Ambient is beautiful and clean.Highly recommended.

Before I went there, I saw the photos and menu, food looks so yummy, but when I got there, I asked for menu, the staff told me they don’t have menu, only the food on display, I was so disappointed, maybe they should let people know first