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Boasting fresh produce and locally-made wines, the food scene in the sleepy seaside town of Inverloch is worth a visit.
Stopping to eat at the most popular restaurants and cafes is one of the best things to do in Inverloch. Here are the places you should eat and drink on your next beach vacation, from humble fish and chips on the sand, to fine-dining Inverloch restaurants. Once you've had a fill of Inverloch's beaches, hit the cafe scene for fresh roasted coffee, an inventive brunch, pub classics or something a little more refined.
Inverloch restaurants
Inverloch's restaurant scene is sure to fill your belly.
In town, longstanding favourite The Invy Espy Hotel has had a glow-up – their beautiful new refined dining space serves up a mix of pub classics, share plates and tasty mains. If you time it right, you can follow up dinner with a sunset stroll along one of Inverloch's beaches.
The Bayside Lady serves up gourmet pizzas in a retro-fab courtyard, complete with 70s wall mural and vintage caravan where drinks are served on summer evenings. Or, for an Inverloch restaurant with international flavour, head to Tomo for an extensive modern Japanese menu of gyoza, sashimi, soft shell crab and tofu dishes.
If winery restaurants are more your scene, just out of town you'll find Harman Wines, serving up tapas, antipasto and wood-fired pizzas, best enjoyed from their sun-dappled deck, surrounded by vines. Open for lunch via the cellar door, Dirty Three Wines offers a pared back menu that is wedded to their home-grown wine list.
Dine with a view at RACV Inverloch Resort’s Radius Restaurant. The floor-to-ceiling windows boast unrivalled coastal views while you enjoy an à la carte dinner, that is abundant in local cheese, bread and meats. This Inverloch hotel is the perfect place to stay after a day of sightseeing and good food.
Inverloch cafes
The café scene is strong in this popular seaside town. With its iconic wave mural, The Local is an institution when it comes to coastal coffee and hearty brunches, and one of the most popular Inverloch cafes.
The Larder serves quality coffee and promises an inviting brunch destination and deli tucked away from the main drag. Bluette on Bear is a stunning little Inverloch cafe where you can treat yourself with brunch in the sunny courtyard.
One of the best things to do to end a busy beach day is tuck into gelati from The Invy Cafe Al Mare. This authentic gelateria dishes up a huge range of flavours, plus Italian classics such as tiramisu and cannoli, alongside an expanding menu of café-style fare.
Where to stock up around Inverloch
- The Inverloch Farmers Market is held the 3rd Saturday of the month, 8am - 1pm at The Glade.
- Wandilla Gippsland in Inverloch have a fantastic range of local produce, including seafood.
- Inverloch Quality Meats has all the quality cuts you’d expect from a passionate local butcher.
- Macca’s Farm Fresh Produce, Glen Forbes. Free range pork & beef. Hydroponic Vegetables. ‘Pick-your-own’ strawberries. Café filled with house made goodness.
- Goshen Country, Cape Paterson, is a small, family-run farm growing organic fruit and vegetables, and selling them in the sweetest little farm shop.
- Wattlebank Farm, Wattlebank — pick up gourmet mushrooms, delicious pies or quiches.
