Hotels & Restaurants

1915 -Under the smokestack at North Geelong sits 1915, a striking restaurant & bar set in the century-old boiler house of the Federal Mills precinct.

Set in a grand Queen Anne heritage building in central Geelong since 1859, The Geelong Club is a refined retreat for dining, meetings, or celebrating life’s moments.

In the heart of Geelong, Leega Korean BBQ delivers a sizzling, hands-on dining experience with premium cuts cooked over in-table grills.

The Barwon Heads Hotel sports fantastic views over the river offering something for everyone. Our menus are packed full of flavoursome, fresh local options that will please even the fussiest of eaters. Whether you’re a pub classics connoisseur or like something fancier, we’ve got the variety to satisfy.

Nestled in Ballarat’s CBD at 710 Sturt Street, Hotel Vera is housed within a stunning Victorian-era red-brick townhouse rich with period features like high ceilings, ornate cornices, original fireplaces, and slate roofs.

Geelong’s gluten-free steakhouse destination. Certified by Coeliac Australia and established in 2019 by husband-and-wife team Leah & Leigh Gill, Emerge treats each dish with uncompromising quality and flavor.

Housed in a reimagined 1870's woollen mill, you'll find more than 40 artisan makers. This is The Mill Castlemaine - a creative destination in the heart of west central Victoria.

Sat right on the waterfront in Queenscliff, Wharf Street Pantry unfolds as a harbor-side refuge where fresh flavors meet lazy afternoon views.

Tucked into the leafy streets of Newtown, The Retreat repurposes the old Bareena Post Office into a warm, elegant spot where community, comfort and craft dining meet.

At The Mill on Walker Street in Castlemaine, Coffee Basics brings true Viennese café culture to Central Victoria. With over 60 years of family coffee-roasting craft on show, their small-batch roastery’s copper aromas drift from the iconic brick chimney, blending industrial heritage with Old-World elegance. 

Instilled with artistry and enveloped with grandeur, the Bendigo Ernest Hotel serves as an idyllic space for your getaway of discovery, exploration and romance.

Perched right on Geelong’s Waterfront, Edge Geelong mixes laid-back coastal charm with stylish modern dining.

In the historic city of Ballarat, Kilderkin Distillery is where artisan spirits meet relaxed cellar-door charm. Housed in a refurbished warehouse in Mount Pleasant, the venue invites guests into a warm space to savor gin and whisky flights, cocktails and light bites. 

Discover the vibrant flavours of South American-inspired cuisine at ALMA, the premier restaurant in central Geelong. Perfect for a romantic dinner, a celebratory lunch, or a special event, the staff are dedicated to providing an unforgettable dining experience.

Situated on the edge of the Surf Coast at 1 Great Ocean Road, Torquay, this five-star resort marries coastline charm with resort-style luxury.

Tucked up Downes Lane, off Little Malop Street in Geelong, Felix Restaurant serves a modern interpretation of French classics with warm service and a relaxed atmosphere.

Pizzeria Adamo in Geelong serves up Neapolitan-style pizzas and classic Italian pastas with real love. Thick with authenticity — they use a two-day dough, wood-fired oven, and quality fresh and imported ingredients.

Housed in a beautifully restored heritage building, Woolstore Geelong blends industrial charm with refined dining.

Located in The Gordon’s landmark building, The Davidson restaurant is reinvigorating the dining scene in Geelong. Their imaginative Modern Australian menu is finessed by leading and up-and-coming chefs to ensure it delights the senses.

13th Beach Golf Links is more than just a golf club — it’s a coastal golfing escape. With two championship 18-hole courses (the links-style Beach and the undulating Creek, designed with input from Sir Nick Faldo) and a 9-hole short course, it welcomes players of all levels. 

Located on the Torquay Highway the Spacious Grovedale Hotel is a mainstay on Geelong’s Pub roster . Sometimes dipping out for a bite to eat on a Friday night can be a costly exercise, but at the Grovedale Hotel you needn’t worry. With affordable dishes that don’t skimp on quality, and 85 inch HD TVs to watch the footy, dining at this venue is the best place for a much-needed break from home.

Located at the corner of Malop and Bellarine Streets, this revitalized heritage gastropub is a haven for craft-beer lovers and flavor chasers alike.

At the heart of the National Wool Museum, Black Sheep is Geelong’s delightfully quirky gin bar and European-inspired share-plate destination.

Deep into the rolling vineyards of the Bellarine Peninsula at 27 Banks Road, Mannerim, Quiddity Place brings together a curated trio of experiences: the elegant cellar-door for Oakdene Wines, the refined dining room of Hidden Frog Restaurant, and the sophisticated gallery space of Tin Liz Gallery.

Sticks and Stones is one of Torquay’s most beloved dining spots—a cosy, contemporary restaurant where coastal charm meets refined, flavour-packed cooking.

Terrae Restaurant is set within one of Bendigo’s original bank buildings on View Street, right in the heart of the vibrant Arts Precinct.

Boasting 2 Chefs Hats in The Age Good Food Guide 2026, Samesyn is a Torquay restaurant aiming to minimise waste, serving the Surfcoast community. 

Nestled alongside the banks of the Barwon River in Newtown, Barwon Edge offers two diverse dining options as well as several unique function spaces.

All aboard for dining with a view! The Q Train is a moving restaurant carving its way along the historic Bellarine Railway—departing from Drysdale, rolling past Swan Bay, and chugging through farmland to Queenscliff—all while you’re served a seasonal degustation crafted with local produce.

A true Geelong institution, Sawyer’s Arms blends old-school pub warmth with a modern, polished edge.