12 Rocks Beach Bar Cafe

This restaurant is located in Port Campbell and is open late. After watching the sunset of the 12 disciples, this was the first restaurant we found that was open. Fortunately, after we ordered, the restaurant stopped taking orders, and the tourists behind us had no choice but to leave. It was dark at night and I didn't pay attention to the environment. When I passed by the next day, I found that the environment here was good. There were glass windows on all four sides, and you could see the sea on two sides. Ordered a fish and chips, a cheese beef, and a seafood noodle. The fish tasted very light, not as good as the one at Longen Pier, but the fries were delicious. Cheese beef, I thought it was a big piece of beef, but I didn't expect it to be made into something like mashed potatoes and beef sauce. It tasted good and was easy to fill up. The seafood noodles were also good.

It is a very good restaurant in the area. Beer orders are placed separately at the counter next door. There are many customers in the restaurant. The waiter is very friendly. Seeing that I have a lot of coins in my hand, he took the initiative to help me use them. Although this Australian town is small, the quality of the people, the living standard, and the street environment are not low! This may be the embodiment of developed countries.

We arranged dinner at 12 Rocks Beach Bar Café (in Port Campbell, the food is good, there are a lot of people, the environment is also good, but I feel that the waiters are not very friendly to Chinese people)

Very good, I have eaten there several times.

It's ok. It's just a normal gwaii meal. Not much difference.