Head to nearby Timboon for this rustic restaurant, which is set in a beautiful bushland setting. Sit on the verandah and select a sharing plate from the extensive menu, or tour the distillery and sample the single malt whisky and spirits. Don’t leave without trying the ice cream, which is a locally made specialty.
This bistro-style restaurant offers alfresco dining on a deck overlooking Port Campbell Bay. The food ranges from fresh seafood to your more standard pub fare, including burgers, eye fillet steak and chicken parmigiana. There’s even live music on Sunday afternoons in the summer. Mains range from $20 to $30.
Head along to the Port Campbell Hotel for generous seafood platters and classic pub grub. You can relax with a brew in the beer garden or enjoy live music in front of the open fire.
This trendy little café is known for its tapas and friendly service. The menu is unique and affordable, and features everything from pulled pork tortilla tapas to peanut and rosemary crusted lamb cutlets for dinner. Customers also enjoy access to free Wi-Fi.
While Frying Nemo might be attached to the local garage, don’t let that fool you – it serves some of the best fish and chips around. Service is quick, and you can walk over to the beach with your paper bundle to enjoy your dinner with the seagulls.
Stock up on your baked treats at Café Lords Bakery, which is centrally located on Lord Street. They serve pies, cakes and fresh sandwiches, as well as takeaway coffee.
This bustling little Italian restaurant is known for its diverse variety of pizza toppings. Some unusual favourites include the pear and tomato topped with cumin, and the Persian Pizza with walnuts. For dessert, why not try their famous chocolate pizza?
KooAAH is a small takeaway shop serving sandwiches, pies, burgers and fish and chips. You’ll find the tables outside buzzing on weekends, especially on hot days when people are lining up for their Timboon Fine ice cream. There are also several healthy vegetarian options on the menu, including vegetable foccacias and falafel wraps.
The Waves is a modern restaurant known for its seafood platters and locally sourced produce, though it’s also a nice place to stop in for a cup of tea and a plate of freshly baked scones. The restaurant is open from 8:00am for breakfast until after 8:00pm for dinner.
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