Reclaim Winebar & Cafe

A small country wine bar, with great staff, who whilst being very friendly, are also professional in an understated way. The menu is small, but every dish looks carefully selected, and dishes I chose were cooked with consummate skill. The wine list was predominantly (perhaps 100%) local. I had a pre meal Gapsted Prosecco, light and refreshing. With my entree of pumpkin ravioli I chose the unwooded Chardonnay, fruit driven, but elegant, with a good acid balance. My main was a medium rare fillet steak perfectly cooked, and I chose a Tempranillo, which was very nice without tasting like a rioja. I finished off with a small chocolate gelato.

Such a surprise to discover a restaurant with this class in country Victoria. Lovely meal, thank you.

Wonderful little place, great for glass of Wine or Coffee. Meals are excellent I have dined twice here and was never let Down. Service is very friendly and attentive. Great night out.

Great spot for lunch/breakfast. Staff were really friendly. The place looks great too. Highly recommend!

Stopped here for lunch on the way to Bright and found a ecclectic little cafe. Styled with reclaimed materials. Enjoyed a fabulous lunch with tasty drinks.

Food was absolutely scrumptious although portions were a bit small the food was cooked very well and tasted awesome

This place was really nice. The food was great and service prompt. The staff were understanding and very amiable - no request too great. The bar has a great vibe with the swing seats at the front. A nice touch is the reusable towelling in the bathrooms.

Good wine. Great atmosphere. Good people. Food was decent but a little left to be desired. I felt sexy

What an unexpected and delightful little place this is! The staff were friendly, accommodating and provided great customer service. The food! Oh my goodness.ahhhhmazing! Best French Toast I’ve ever had!

Went down for breakfast this morning.absolutely amazing food and brilliant service.we ate the breakfast spud and the breakfast bruschetta.totally incredible tastes.definately give this cafe a go when you get to Myrtleford. 10/10 loved it!

Lovely little cafe, good coffee and yummy breakfast food, very friendly staff, clean toilets and would recommend to others, a delightful place for a rest stop!

Fantastic spot to stop on the way up or down from Falls Creek.
The burgers were great (for parents and kids), and the service was friendly, helpful and efficient.
Looked like some locals had settled in for dinner and drinks too - always a good sign!
Will be stopping by again.

A very funky cafe, however don't ask for funky milk.just say almond or soy The swings by the front window are cool.

If you are in the area and need a sugary hit with a coffee punch to get you through the rest of your roadtrip, this is it. Stop no where else.

Customer survive was somewhat appalling, weird barista. Food was good, however the lack of warming hospitality put me off. You seem to have a rodent infestation situation in your restrooms.

Delish coffee and lunch accompanied by friendly and helpful service. Great menu with fresh, contemporary and interesting furnishings (a swing anyone ️) make this our new go to cafe when visiting Myrtleford.

I had an alcoholic ginger beer. Made locally and after a busy day, very thirst quenching.
Very informed staff willing to share knowledge.

Oh dear. My wife and I were attracted by the funky decor, but what a let down. I ordered a tempranillo and the kiwi lady behind the bar first emptied the dregs of one bottle into my glass and then topped it up from a new bottle. No attempt was made to taste the dregs of the original bottle first. As someone quite experienced in wine, I remarked that the wine was not good, was very non tempranillo-like, in fact almost a bit syrupy and port-like.and that I'd like to try a freshly opened one. I was told that I had wine from a freshly opened bottle, even though we both saw her pour the dregs in first! It was definitely 'past it'. I then had a taste of my wife's chardonnay and it was of very average quality. In hospitality it doesn't pay to treat people like idiots when you don't know who you are trying to dupe. Very sad showing from ReClaim. It isn't worth serving rubbish just for the sake of making a profit. Not with the internet.

Some friends and I came in for breakfast while camping over the new year we had between us, the eggs benny, breakfast baked potato, and those crazy looking waffles.
The food was lovely and and some was the coffee, I just was really not loving the small things.
My friends wanted to sit on the scaffold swings, which I think is a fun gimmick, but in reality, was not a fan.
And those gosh darn small glass bottle that the ice coffee came in were the worst.

All in all good experience, maybe just not for me.