Menu from The Groove Train – Werribee
Menu highlights
Breakfast
Toast Selection
White, sourdough, multigrain, fruit (contains nuts) with assorted jams & spreads
Brekky Burger
Bacon, egg, avocado, tasty cheese, wild roquette, a hash brown & tomato relish
The Whole Groovy Hog
Fried eggs, bacon, Italian pork sausage, tomato, onions, mushrooms & a hash brown
Vegie Burger
Roasted vegetables with Napoli sauce, fried egg, lettuce, tomato, beetroot & mayonnaise
Chicken Parmigiana
Grooves crumbed chicken breast topped with mozzarella, Napoli sauce & parmesan, served with salad
Grooves Fishermans Basket with Chips
Beer battered fish fillets, marinated grilled tiger prawns, scallops, salt & peppered calamari
Pizza
Margherita
Napoli sauce, fior di latte, cherry tomatoes, oregano & fresh basil
Gourmet Vegetarian
Napoli sauce, mozzarella, roasted pumpkin, Danish feta, pine nuts, rocket, balsamic reduction
Gourmet Lamb
Napoli sauce, mozzarella, grilled lamb fillets, Spanish onion, kalamata olives, spinach & tzatziki
More about the restaurant: The Groove Train – Werribee
Groove Train is an institution on Australia’s eastern coast, with locations from north of Brisbane in Queensland through to Geelong and Melbourne. The location in Werribee is found where Heaths Road meets Derrimut Road, near the Werribee Plaza shopping centre. Groove Train’s international menu is filled with favourites from across the wide expanse of the globe – salads, Thai and Asian food, breakfast classics, so head in here for a feed!
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Groove Train is an internationally-orientated Aussie battler. Their menu brings together the whole multicultural patchwork of Australia, and their branches along the length of the east coast are popular from Melbourne to Brisbane. They open from 9am daily, and as breakfast is going til half past 11, those wanting a quick feed, or to grab a coffee, a brekky burger or an omelette won’t be disappointed. If you’re out between Hopper’s Crossing and Werribee, their Heaths Road and Derrimut Road spot is your jam.
Brekkie is for many the most important meal of the day, but after half 11, much more of the international fare of Groove Train in Werribee is available, keeping you in three square per day no worries. The menu is a Melbourne mashup of cultures, voyaging from Indian curries through risottos, noodles and satay chicken. With such a menu, Werribee Plaza becomes an international airport, with a terminal where Derrimut Road and Heaths Road meet. Book your seat now and take off.