Commonfolk Coffee is a Mornington micro-roastery that has grown from a modest operation into a cornerstone of the local hospitality scene. The business prioritises ethical sourcing and supports global coffee-producing communities through its flagship philanthropic initiative.
Merricks offers a quiet approach to wine tasting with a focus on small-batch production and intimate cellar door experiences. These boutique operations prioritize sustainable farming and high-quality cool-climate wines like pinot noir and chardonnay.
Discover the rich history of Moorooduc timber and artisan works. Explore how local sawmills evolved into thriving creative spaces on the Mornington Peninsula.
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A Mornington micro-roastery has transformed an industrial warehouse into a socially conscious coffee enterprise supporting local youth and international farmers. Through dedicated training programs and direct partnership models, the business demonstrates how a quality cafe can drive significant social change.
Little Rebel Coffee Roastery operates a specialty coffee production facility within a converted warehouse in the Dromana Industrial Estate. The business focuses on direct ethical sourcing and meticulous roasting to supply over 60 cafes and restaurants across the Mornington Peninsula.
Somerville Gourmet Cakes and Pastries has established itself as a cherished Mornington Peninsula institution through artisanal craftsmanship and community focus. The bakery serves as a reliable destination for everything from daily coffee to bespoke cakes for significant life milestones.
Mornington’s independent bookstores like Farrells Bookshop and Chapter House Books serve as vital cultural hubs for the local community. These businesses foster a thriving literary scene by providing personalized service and essential gathering spaces for readers and writers.
The Dromana Industrial Estate has transformed from a traditional business park into a thriving hub for independent artisans and producers. This unique precinct allows visitors to engage directly with makers while observing the manufacturing of handcrafted goods.
The florists and flower farmers of Balnarring have established a resilient micro economy centered on sustainable horticultural practices and bespoke design. This local supply chain provides the Mornington Peninsula with unique seasonal blooms while supporting the region’s agricultural heritage.
