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Best Australian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Australian food in Portsea. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Australian restaurants near you. including Loquat, The Boss's Daughter, Le Capucin, The Baths, Hotel Sorrento, Bread Bread Wine, Piers Restaurant, Radio Luna, All Smiles Sorrento Ocean Beach, Mr Morce
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10. Mr Morce
Overall Ratings
4 based on 128 reviews
A bright, breezy, and just a little cheeky, eatery and bar for locals, weekenders and holiday makers alike to enjoy! Why Mr Morce ? Staying with the local heritage and the fact that we are locals, we wanted to embrace a theme around part of our historic b
Reviewed By HarryOz
Our expectations were maybe set a bit too high as we had heard many glowing reports about this restaurant. It was recently taken over by a well known Sorrento local person. The food is quite good but not outstanding. At least the prices are not outlandish. The service was very good, efficient and knowledgeable. A comprehensive and not too large wine list at reasonable prices. There are many places to dine out in this part of Mornington Peninsula - maybe Mr Morce just needs to find a clearer point of difference to the rest. We will, at some stage, give it another try.Thanks for your review. Thanks for pointing out some of our points of difference. Being service and pricing. We will continue to strive to improve and hope that on your next return you enjoy our new spring menu with our popular daily specials.Regards, Troy
9. All Smiles Sorrento Ocean Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By ianrQ2999SV
Here for a wedding well catered food kept coming it was finger food at the highest level great service staff very friendly and helpful would highly recommend a little out of the way but worth it what a fantastic place for photos
8. Radio Luna
Reviewed By ClubGGG
Clear dining room with an eclectic collection of frames and various objects, this place has got a special ambiance.Nice welcome and a general good service although it was a bit slow. But it is also a good sign as everything was made on order, so we enjoyed our poke and our scrambled eggs !Reasonable pricing for a lunch at less than $25 pp, with a drink.Interesting place.
7. Piers Restaurant
Portsea Village Resort Restaurant brings a la carte dining to one of the Peninsulaâs premium seaside villages. Piers @ Portsea Village Resort is open for dinner on Friday and Saturday & brunch on Saturday & Sundays. Group bookings are welcome, as are coup
Reviewed By X41BGgregm
We selected this restaurant based on a review we had read about the chef, who had achieved a significant number of chef hats on his culinary journey. the menu only had a handful of items on it and we tossed and turned about eating there. The decision was made for us due to the inclement weather and decided to walk downstairs from or room into the restaurant, rather than hop in a car and brave the elements. We both had the chicken with sweet potato mash and broccoli and carrot. We also ordered sides of potatoes and a green salad which were very favoursome. Deserts saw us trying two dishes - one a lemon tart and the other an old favourite of mine, a sticky date pudding, both of which were delicious. We decided to take dessert by the roaring gas log fire in a separate lounge area, which made a pleasant change from the dining table. All in all we couldn't fault the meal - it was well proportioned and within budget.
6. Bread Bread Wine
Fine Mediterranean style deli foods, served in a tapas format with free flowing fresh bread. Wines sources exclusively from the Mornington Peninsula region make this the premier destination to sample the widest range of local wines. The perfect place to m
Reviewed By Julie T
Small family run business, the food was good there could be more options on the menu, but overall they were very welcoming and very hospitable had the fire place going for us.
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5. Hotel Sorrento
Overall Ratings
4 based on 355 reviews
Reviewed By michelleg278
What happened to service, restaurant staff at hotel Sorrento are so busy talking amongst themselves they forget about their customers. Really poor food at breakfast, no tea bags and staff that donât know the meaning of service. What are they there for ????? Wonât dine there again.Hello MichelleThank you for your detailed feedback. It is important for us to receive all feedback to ensure we are constantly reviewing and improving the services we provide to our guests. We can assure you we continue to receive great feedback regarding our service quality, so it is even more important we receive information regarding your experience at breakfast so we can tailor our offering and amend our processes as required. We have also recently extended our breakfast offering to include an a la carte menu Monday-Friday which has been very well received.We hope that you return to experience Hotel Sorrento as it is intended and thank you again for your feedback.Warm regards,Hotel Sorrento
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4. The Baths
Overall Ratings
4 based on 510 reviews
The Baths is a family friendly restaurant on the Sorrento front beach. We have the perfect space for spectacular beach weddings and cater for birthdays, engagement celebrations, christenings, golf and corporate groups. We are open 7 days a week for lunch
Reviewed By Jmkel
The weather was perfect for a lunch at The Baths today and the food matched! This is a fabulous place to enjoy lunch in Spring - the grilled fish (barramundi) was cooked perfectly, the service was friendly and efficient. Iâd love to return but Iâll make a booking and request a table by a window Thank you for your review. We are so pleased you enjoyed your experience with us. We have passed on your great feed back to the staff and kitchen staff. We really appreciate you taking the time to post this review! Thank you and we hope to see you again soon
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3. Le Capucin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
French inspired beachside cafe offering simple, fresh and authentic homemade food in a relaxed atmosphere. Dine in or take home.
Reviewed By leedharon
We really enjoyed the takeaway Chicken Tarragon tonight & also the Chicken & Leek pie. Good quality home made goodness. Thanks for an enjoyable meal - we will spread the word to friends in Melbourne and look forward to return!Thank you for taking the time to leave a review @leedharon We are so please you enjoyed your meals and are incredibly grateful you are telling your friends about us!Please introduce yourselves when you next come in :)Merci et à bientôt!Loïc, Kirsty and the team at Le Capucin.
2. The Boss's Daughter
Overall Ratings
4 based on 350 reviews
Reviewed By WayneAP
Our annual crossing of the bay always seeâs us heading down the Main Street to The Bossâs Daughter!The venue, staff and menu are always great and late breakfasts are worth waiting for.The porridge with stewed rhubarb apple raspberries strawberries pecans yoghurt and crumble are a hearty warming meal. Poached eggs cooked perfectly with grilled tomato and hash browns are delicious.We look forward to our next visit!
1. Loquat
Overall Ratings
4 based on 171 reviews
Reviewed By cirillooralmed
I booked for dinner (2 adults and one child) on 14th February (Valentine's day).Having read the menu on their website, I was hoping to try oysters, scallops and pork belly. To our surprise, the "special" Valentine dinner did not have any of these, but still costed 75$ for 3 course menu. Somebody from the management must explain how you can offer a "special" dinner that has less choice for the same price? Drink: We started with a martini gyn - undrinkable. Too strong and no flavour of martini at all. Entree: fish terrine - tasteless.Main: Spaghetti Prawns. No salt. Loquat chef should follow Italian award winning chef Antonino Cannavacciuolo's advice to abound with salt and olive oil if you want to give taste to your dish.Dessert: Pavlova - excessively sweet. I do understand that a dessert must be sweet, but there is a spectrum! This must be a flaw of Australian chefs given that I had the same experience at Peter Gilmore's Bennelong.Other notes: very limited parking and waiters dressed quite randomly. In summary: dishes well presented but not pleasant. Not recommended.
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