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Where to Eat Wonthaggi and Surrounds Where to eat Wonthaggi and Surrounds Wonthaggi Bakeries Souvanny Coffee, Chocolate & Thai Ionians Fish and Grill 60 McBride Avenue Wonthaggi Plaza. Biggs Drive Bakers Delight 0488 200 522 5672 2777 Wonthaggi Plaza, Biggs Drive 5672 3834 The Coffee Collective Jeronimos 50 McBride Avenue 84 Graham Street Connell’s Bakery 5672 4555 5672 5050 33-35 Murray Street 5672 1050 The Hunter Street Dairy KFC 37 Hunter Street 46-48 Graham Street Whistle Stop 5672 2190 5672 5885 28-30 McBride Avenue 5672 1204 Wolf on Murray Kirrak Kiosk 1 Murray Street 13 Inverloch Road Cafes 0434 431 853 5672 1761 BEANd Youki’s Japanese (W) Little Wren Sandwich Bar (W) 132 Graham Street 46 McBride Avenue 161 Graham Street 0466 063 592 5672 4070 5672 2655 Buon Appetito Pasta (Italian) Clubs Mc Donald’s 3/170 Graham Street 177-181 Graham Street (W) ( ) 5672 3413 The Wonthaggi Club W 5672 1131 16 McBride Avenue Chill Bill 5672 1007 Noodle Canteen 175 Graham Street 146 Graham Street 0419 342 815 Wonthaggi Golf Club Bistro 5605 0209 McKenzie Street Coal Mine Cafe 5672 1437 Nyojo’s Pizza Wonthaggi State Coal Mine, 163 Graham Street Garden Street Wonthaggi Workmen’s Club (W) 5672 2988 5672 3053 75 Graham Street 5672 1083 One Stop Shop Hicksborough General Store & Cafe Shop 76-78 Graham Street 184 White Road Hotels and Bistros 5672 4166 5672 5441 Caledonian Hotel/Cally Bistro (W) Rob’s Fast Foods Blanche’s Coffee Shop 153-155 Graham Street 113-115 Graham Street 104 Graham Street 5605 0322 5672 1755 0422 433 707 Wonthaggi Hotel and Bistro Subway My Mothers Place Café Cnr McBride and Murray Street 25 McKenzie Road Wonthaggi Plaza, Biggs Drive 5605 0108 5672 3410 North Store Cafe Restaurants UpBeet Health & Wholefoods 19 Parkes Street, Wonthaggi North 125 Graham Street Picasso’s On Graham 5672 5825 5672 1996 103-105 Graham Street Orange Box Café 5672 5871 Wonthaggi Health & Ecology Shop 321 White Road 117 Graham Street Dumpling Plaza 5672 2685 0419 576 638 26 McBride Avenue, Redgie’s Cafe 5607 4839 Wonthaggi Charcoal Chicken Shop 1, Bass Coast Plaza & Souvlaki 5672 5996 Take Away 151 Graham Street 5672 2264 Rendezvous Coffee Lounge Gusto Gelateria & Pastry 140 Graham Street 144 Graham Street 5671 3113 5613 9051 www.visitbasscoast.com.au Archies Creek, Bass, Corinella Cape Paterson Dalyston and and Woolamai Cape Tavern 1-7 Market Place Kilcunda Bassine Specialty Cheeses 5674 8122 2125 Bass Highway, Glen Forbes The Saltwater Cape Cafe Dalyston General Store 9988 2820 4213 Bass Hwy, Dalyston 13 Market Place 5678 7250 Fig and the Bay 24 Liberty Crescent, Corinella The Cape Store Old Dalyston Deli 5678 0337 2-4 Market Place 74 Dalyston - Glen Forbes Road 5674 4771 0418 366 369 George Bass Hotel 5 Hade Avenue, Bass Ozone Hotel (W) 5678 2062 4205 Bass Highway, Dalyston Grantville and 5607 3780 Clay Pot Curry House 733 Turnbull-Woolamai Rd, Archies Couch Surrounds Woolamai Crisp Bar 89 Archies Creek Road, 0425 748 907 Archies Creek 2/1509 Bass Highway, Grantville 5678 7344 La Provincia Restaurant 5678 8236 105 Corinella Road, Corinella ( ) Kilcunda General Store 5678 0382 Grantville Bakehouse W ( ) Bass Highway, Grantville (& cafe) W McDonalds 3535 Bass Highway, Kilcunda 5678 8080 Bass Highway, Bass 5678 7390 5678 2064 Grantville Pantry Ocean View Hotel Bistro 7/1509 Bass Highway, Grantville 3531-3533 Bass Highway, Kilcunda Coronet Bay General Store 5678 8757 5678 7011 100 Cutty Sark Rd, Coronet Bay 5678 0866 Grantville Takeaway 4/1524 Bass Highway, Grantville Corinella General Store 5678 8535 56 Smythe St, Corinella 5678 0382 Hot Chic Charcoal Chicken Connells Bakery Shop 1/1518 Bass Highway, Grantville 5678 8113 Bass Highway, Bass Kernot Food & Wine Store 5678 2133 1075 Loch-Kernot Road, , Kernot 5678 8555 Disclaimer: Accessible guide , accessible carpark within 50 metres, level entry, minimum door width of 850 millimeters & accessible toilet. For specific accessibility information please contact the business directly’ (W) WiFi Accessible For more information Cowes Visitor Information Centre National Relay Service 91 – 97 Thompson Avenue, Cowes VIC 3922. (for people with communication difficulties). Ph: 1300 366 422 Ph: 13 36 77 Inverloch Visitor Information Centre 16 A’Beckett Street, Inverloch VIC 3996. Ph: 1300 762 433 Phillip Island Visitor Information Centre 895 Phillip Island Road, Newhaven VIC 3925. Ph: 1300 366 422 www.visitbasscoast.com.au Disclaimer: While every reasonable effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in this leaflet, Bass Coast Shire Council does not accept any responsibility for inaccuracies, omissions, incorrect information or action taken as a result of any information detailed in this guide. Information Updated 26/10/2019.
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