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Local Stops in and Around Williams Landing: Five Places

Jack Reeves Updated October 3, 2026
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Correction (3 October 2026): an earlier version of this page listed places and details we could not stand behind. It has been rewritten from scratch: every place below was confirmed at two independent sources on 2 October 2026, and every price was copied from the page it was published on.

Nothing on this page is hidden because we say so. A place gets in when a source describes it, and what each entry carries is the practical detail a source gives: the street address, the day it is closed, the rule for getting in.

Five places had enough on the public record to stand behind. Two are in Williams Landing, a pastry shop and a donut shop. Three are in the neighbouring suburb of Laverton: a restaurant on Triholm Avenue, a butcher on Woods Street and a council arts space on the same street. We reckon the arts space is the closest thing to a locked door here, and the council publishes the rule.

The quick picks

If you’re afterHead toOrder thisPrice
Donuts and sweet treats, with the street address spelled outDaniel’s Donuts (Williams Landing)see belownot printed here
Lebanese sweets inside the HomeCo centreBalha’s Pastry (Williams Landing)Mix Baklava$17.50
A noodle and rice menu, closed on MondaysNyonya House (Laverton)Kuih Kak (rice cake with turnip & bean sprouts)$14.90
A butcher’s counter with click and collectPaddock To TableBeef - Mince (from)$13.00
Free and low-cost workshops and a galleryWoods Street Arts Spacesee belownot printed here

Daniel’s Donuts (Williams Landing) — 73 Sayers Road, Williams Landing VIC 3027

Cedar Woods’ Williams Landing dining list describes Daniel’s Donuts as a local destination for indulgent, freshly made donuts and sweet treats, but lists it only as conveniently located in Williams Landing. The street address here comes from DoorDash’s store page, which puts it at 73 Sayers Road. Only Melbourne’s profile of the brand describes donuts, pies, coffees, milkshakes and more. We recorded no hours or counter prices for the shop, so we state none.

On the record: DoorDash gives the street address; Cedar Woods gives only the suburb.

Balha’s Pastry (Williams Landing) — Shop K1, 100 Overton Road, Williams Landing VIC 3027

HomeCo’s page puts the shop at Shop K1 on the Ground Floor of 100 Overton Road and describes traditional Lebanese sweets and pastries. Balha’s own site says the brand began its sweet journey in 1991, and HomeCo says the shop brings the range from the Brunswick store. The prices below are the brand’s online shop boxes, not necessarily counter prices at the Williams Landing shop.

On the menu (copied from balhaspastry.com.au on 2 October 2026):

  • Mix Baklava: $17.50
  • Vegan Mix Baklava: $18.50
  • Baklava Cashew: $16.00
  • Ma’mool Date Small: $14.00

Find it: HomeCo lists it as K1 on the Ground Floor, so look for the shop number rather than a street frontage.

Nyonya House (Laverton) — 1A Triholm Avenue, Laverton VIC 3028

Nyonya House’s own site gives the address as 1A Triholm Ave, Laverton, and lists its hours as Mon: Closed, Tue – Sun: 10am to 8:30pm. It has menu pages for noodles and dishes, and says it can accommodate 90 people indoor and 30 people in its alfresco dining. The site also says “Nyonya House is fully licenced and BYO wine only”, so ask about drinks before you go. A dry noodle dish such as the Bak Chor Mee is described on the menu as dry egg noodle in vinegar sauce topped with minced chicken.

On the menu (copied from nyonyahouse.com.au and nyonyahouse.com.au/dishes on 2 October 2026):

  • Kuih Kak (rice cake with turnip & bean sprouts): $14.90
  • Braised Beef Noodle (dry): $14.90
  • Bak Chor Mee: $14.90
  • Sweet Chilli Crispy: $23.90

The tell: the site lists Monday as closed, so pick any other day.

Paddock To Table — 58-62 Woods Street, Laverton VIC 3028

The shop’s own website gives its address as 58-62 Woods Street, Laverton. Its pages advertise click and collect orders and a BBQ range of sausages, burgers, skewers and gyros. The OpenStreetMap entry for the same shop carries a different address (6 Neville Avenue) with the same phone number, so go by the shop’s website. The prices below are printed as “From” prices.

Listed prices (copied from paddocktotable.com.au on 2 October 2026):

  • Beef - Mince (from): $13.00
  • Beef & Pork Mince Mix (from): $12.75
  • Beef - Stir Fry Strips (from): $15.00
  • Beef - Rib Eye (Dry Aged) (from): $19.99

Find it: use the Woods Street address from the shop’s own site, and ring (03) 9369 8220 if the map disagrees.

Woods Street Arts Space — 44 Woods Street, Laverton VIC 3028

Hobsons Bay City Council says Woods Street Arts Space is located at 44 Woods Street, Laverton, and describes a program of free and low-cost creative workshops, exhibitions and events. Its Front Gallery is described as an exhibition space for artists at all stages of their careers as part of a 2026-27 program. OpenStreetMap lists the address as 44-48 Woods Street. The council page says the space is open for events and workshops or by appointment, and we found no standing opening hours there.

The tell: it is open for events and workshops or by appointment, so check the council’s What’s On calendar before you turn up.

Quick answers

Is Nyonya House open on Mondays?

Its own site lists Mon: Closed and Tue – Sun: 10am to 8:30pm. It is at 1A Triholm Avenue, Laverton.

Where is the Paddock To Table butcher in Laverton?

The shop’s own website gives 58-62 Woods Street, Laverton and the phone number (03) 9369 8220. OpenStreetMap shows a different address (6 Neville Avenue) with the same number, so use the shop’s website address.

Is the Woods Street Arts Space free to visit?

The council describes a program of free and low-cost creative workshops, exhibitions and events. It says the space is open for events and workshops or by appointment, so check the What’s On calendar first.

Which of these places are inside Williams Landing?

Two: Balha’s Pastry at Shop K1, 100 Overton Road, and Daniel’s Donuts at 73 Sayers Road. The other three are in Laverton.

How we checked

We checked every place on this page against at least two independent sources on 2 October 2026: a delivery-platform listing, cedarwoods.com.au, onlymelbourne.com.au, home-co.com.au, the places’ own websites, OpenStreetMap and council pages. Every price is copied exactly as printed on the page linked under Sources, on 2 October 2026. Menus, prices and opening hours change, so check with the venue before you go. The cover photo is illustrative, from Unsplash, and does not show any place on this page.

Seen something out of date? Email [email protected] with the page link and what has changed, and we will check it again.

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