From Brunswick Heads to Port Fairy, these are the newest things on the shoreline and the unmissable favourites from the goodfoodAU team
School's out and half the population is heading to our watery shores to dig toes into the sand and forks into the best eats near the beach. From Brunswick Heads to Port Fairy, these are the newest things on the shoreline and the unmissable favourites from the Good Food Guide team. Related Content Come on in, the eating's fine at this clifftop restaurant inside a 1960s-era surf club, where honour boards and paddle boards set a retro mood in the whitewashed dining room.
You will now receive updates from Good Food - Newsletter Good Food - Newsletter Get the latest news and updates emailed straight to your inbox. By submitting your email you are agreeing to Fairfax Media's terms and conditions and privacy policy.Advertisement Point Leo Dining, Merricks This ambitious, water view-hogging combination of sculpture park, cellar door, casual bistro and fine dining restaurant makes Pt Leo Estate the Mornington Peninsula's quadruple threat, and chef Phil Wood, the not-so-secret weapon. From cheesy gougeres covered in a blizzard of local truffle to the two-bite fried mussel sandwiches, to the ascetic statement of Japanese white strawberries with Chantilly cream for dessert, it's the gift Western Port Bay deserves. ptleoestate.com.au.
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