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Best Restaurants on the Mornington Peninsula VIC
Flinders Hotel Mornington
Flinders Hotel is a historic coastal pub and bistro on Cook Street, trading since 1889, with the boutique Quarters accommodation behind it.
Baihmon Thai Restaurant & Takeaway
Baihmon Thai Restaurant & Takeaway serves traditional Thai meals for dine-in or takeaway from Cook Street in Flinders on the Mornington Peninsula.
Village Cafe & Wine Bar Flinders
Village Café & Wine Bar is a Cook Street local for coffee, café meals, wine and evening dining in the centre of Flinders village.
VUE Bar & Restaurant
VUE at Settlers Run serves seasonal meals and drinks overlooking the Botanic Ridge golf course, with the restaurant open to members and the public.
The Chocolateries Mornington Peninsula
The Chocolateries is a chocolate and ice creamery on Cook Street in Flinders on the Mornington Peninsula.
38 South Seaford
38 South Bar and Café. A bustling café by day, and when the sun sets over the horizon, it transforms into a sleek tapas and cocktail bar.
Veraison Restaurant
Veraison is a family-run fine dining restaurant and wine bar on Point Nepean Road in Tootgarook, led by chef Mark Poulter and Cherie Poulter.
The Kitchen
The Kitchen in Tootgarook serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with local produce, Peninsula wines, cocktails and relaxed dining just moments from the beach.
Hawkes Farm
Sixth-generation family farm and farm gate market in Boneo, selling Hawkes-grown produce and local Peninsula goods.
Cape Schanck Olive Estate
Family-owned olive grove and oil producer on Patterson Road, Cape Schanck, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria.
Thai Rosy
Thai Rosy is a Thai restaurant on Point Nepean Road in Rosebud West, established on the Peninsula for over 10 years.
The Cups Estate Fingal
The Cups Estate is a family-owned vineyard, cellar door and restaurant in Fingal, set in the Peninsula's undulating dune country.
