Mornington Peninsula Restaurants
"2020 Readers Choice- Best in Region"
Grand Final - Grand Feast! Delivered to ALL Morn PenIt's the business end of the football season and regardless of who you follow, know that you are onto a winner with a Red Gum BBQ Grand Final, Grand Feast. With enough to feed 4-6 hungry humans, choos...
"2020 Readers' Choice Award Winner"
When visiting the Mornington Peninsula be sure to take a scenic drive to the coastal suburb of Sorrento to find quaint local eatery, Bistro Elba residing along Ocean Beach Road. Enter to discover a tr...
A boutique Modern Australian restaurant framed by 65-acres of stunning vines awaits at Bluestone Lane Winery on Myers Road in Balnarring. Sharing the land with Bluestone Lanes Cellar Door, both the re...
"2019 Readers' Choice Winner."
Enjoy cocktails and fine fare surrounded by lush gardens across from the tranquil shores of Port Phillip Bay, at Portsea Village Bar & Grill on Point Nepean Road. Nestled inside Portsea Resort, this s...
"Delicious Tempranillo"
A visit to Montalto on Shoreham Road in Red Hill South is never complete without a memorable meal at the award-winning restaurant. Offering a warm and relaxing dining experience, Montalto has a contem...
For those lucky enough to find themselves in the Mornington Peninsula area, make sure to end your week with a visit to locally loved watering hole and eatery, Jetty Road Brewery residing along Brasser...
Dine on the sunny terrace and take in stunning views of the Mornington Peninsula at Pebbles Restaurant in Fingal. Nestled in Peppers Moonah Links Resort, guests can cosy up by the fire in the dining r...
Nestled among sprawling vines in the heart of Red Hill, Mornington Peninsula, Polperro Restaurant offers a true vineyard dining and accommodation experience, centred on stunning wines, seasonal produc...
It’s difficult to get accolades better than this; a heritage listed building and regarded as an icon on the Mornington Peninsula, The Grand Hotel sits contentedly in the middle of Main Street. Subtle ...
