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Best Restaurants in Hartnett Drive Seaford VIC
Holmesglen – ZEST Restaurant Glen Waverley
Holmesglen ZEST Restaurant Glen Waverley offers modern Australian cuisine, lunches, dinners and functions in a unique student training restaurant.
Balnarring Picnic Racing Club
Balnarring Picnic Racing Club hosts six picnic race meetings from November to April, with family entertainment and hospitality on the Mornington Peninsula.
Flaggerdoot
Neon-lit cocktail bar at Jackalope Hotel in Merricks North, set inside the heritage 1876 McCormick House.
Doot Doot Doot
Luxury Merricks North winery hotel with hatted dining, vineyard views, cellar door tastings, spa experiences and premium Mornington Peninsula accommodation.
Industry Beans Chadstone
Industry Beans' luxe Chadstone cafe and roastery outpost, positioned just outside the shopping centre's Fashion Capital entrance.
Rare Hare
Hatted communal restaurant and cellar door at Jackalope Hotel, serving share plates from Willow Creek's own vineyard.
Waterfront Brighton
Waterfront Brighton pairs fresh Australian seafood, oysters and grilled meats with lunch, dinner and private functions on Church Street.
Duckling Vietnamese
Modern Vietnamese restaurant on Church Street, Brighton, with a private dining room for group bookings.
Elephant Corridor Glen Waverley
Discover Elephant Corridor Glen Waverley for authentic Sri Lankan cuisine, featuring hoppers, kottu roti, curries, seafood and traditional favourites.
Paradise Road
Paradise Road in Glen Waverley serves authentic Thai and Southeast Asian cuisine in a vibrant setting ideal for family and group dining.
Zeppelin Kitchen
Zeppelin Kitchen is a Bay Street Brighton cafe with indoor, footpath and courtyard seating for coffee, breakfast and lunch.
Mrs Kim's Grill
Mrs Kim's Grill is a Korean BBQ restaurant on Koornang Road in Carnegie, known for its marinated meats and communal table grilling.
