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Wonthaggi and Surrounds Where to eat Wonthaggi and surrounds Wonthaggi Bakeries and Cafes Little Wren Clubs and Pubs 161 Graham St Bakers Delight 5672 2655 Caledonian Hotel/Cally Wonthaggi Plaza,26 Biggs Dr Bistro 5672 3834 Mezza Luna Café 153-155 Graham St 60 McBride Ave 5605 0322 BEAN’d 5672 1611 132 Graham St The Wonthaggi Club 0466 063 592 Ms Betty’s Café 16 McBride Ave 17 Korumburra Rd 5672 1007 Blanches Coffee Shop 0413 340 889 104 Graham St Wonthaggi Golf Club 0422 433 707 North Shore Café Bistro 19 Parkes St, Wonthaggi Nth McKenzie St Buon Appetito Pasta 5672 1996 5672 1437 3/170 Graham St 5672 3413 Orange Box Café Wonthaggi Hotel and 321 White Rd Bistro 0419 576 638 Chill Bill Cnr McBride and Murray St 175 Graham St 5605 0108 0419 342 815 Redgie’s Café Shop 1, Bass Coast Plaza Wonthaggi Workmen’s 5672 5996 Coal Mine Café Club Wonthaggi State Coal Mine Souvanny Coffee, 75 Graham St Garden St. 5672 1083 5672 3053 Chocolate and Thai 60 McBride Ave The Coffee Collective 0488 200 522 Restaurants/Take 52/20 McBride Ave, Wonthaggi away 5672 4555 Upbeet 125 Graham St Dumpling Plaza Connell’s Bakery 5672 5825 26 McBride Ave 33-35 Murray St 5607 4839 5672 1050 Whistle Stop 28-30 McBride Ave Gusto Gelateria & Pastry Folks 5672 1204 144 Graham St 132 Graham St 5613 9051 0407 717 588 Wolf on Murray 1 Murray St Ionians Fish and Grill Hicksborough Store 0434 431 853 Wonthaggi Plaza, Biggs Dr 184 White Rd 5672 2777 5672 5441 Youki’s Japanese 46 McBride Ave Jeronimos The Hunter Street Dairy 5672 4070 84 Graham St 37 Hunter St 5672 5050 5672 2190 www.visitbasscoast.com.au Fig and the Bay 24 Liberty Crs, Corinella KFC Archie’s Creek, 5678 0337 46-48 Graham St Dalyston & 5672 5885 George Bass Hotel Kilcunda 5 Hade Ave, Bass Kirrak Kiosk 5678 2062 13 Inverloch Rd Archie’s Couch 5672 1761 89 Archie’s Creek Rd, Archie’s La Provincia Restaurant Creek 105 Corinella Rd, Corinella McDonald’s 5678 7344 5678 0382 177-181 Graham St 5672 1131 Dalyston General Store McDonalds 4213 Bass Hwy, Dalyston Bass Hwy, Bass Noodle Canteen 5678 7250 5678 2064 146 Graham St 5605 0209 Kilcunda General Store 3535 Bass Hwy, Kilcunda Nyojo’s Pizza 5678 7390 Cape Paterson 163 Graham St 5672 2988 Old Dalyston Deli Cape Tavern 74 Dalyston – Glen Forbes Rd 1-7 Market Place One Stop Shop 0418 366 369 5674 8122 Shop 76-78 Graham St 5672 4166 Ozone Hotel The Cape Store 4205 Bass Hwy, Dalyston 2-4 Market Place Picasso’s on Graham 5607 7344 5674 4771 103-105 Graham St 5672 5871 The Saltwater Cape Cafe 13 Market Place Rob’s Fast Foods Bass, Corinella & 113-115 Graham St Woolamai 5672 1755 Grantville & Bassine Specialty Cheeses Subway 2125 Bass Hwy, Glen Forbes Surrounds 25 McKenzie Rd 9988 2820 5672 3410 Crisp Bar Clay Pot Curry House 2/1509 Bass Hwy, Grantville Wonthaggi Health & 733 Turnbull-Woolami Rd, 5678 8236 Ecology Shop Woolamai 117 Graham St 0425 748 907 Grantville Bakehouse 5672 2685 Bass Hwy, Grantville Connells Bakery 9988 2820 Wonthaggi Charcoal Bass Hwy, Bass Chicken & Souvlaki 5678 2133 Grantville Pantry 151 Graham St 7/1509 Bass Hwy, Grantville 5672 2264 Corinella General Store 5678 8535 56 Smythe St, Corinella 5678 0382 Grantville Takeaway 4/1524 Bass Hwy, Grantville 5678 8535 Coronet Bay General Store Hot Chic Charcoal Chicken 100 Cutty Sark Rd, Coronet Shop 1/1518 Bass Hwy, Bay Grantville 5678 0866 5678 8113 www.visitbasscoast.com.au Kernot Food & Wine Store 1075 Loch-Kernot Rd, Kernot 5678 8555 Macca’s Farm 2185 Dalyston-Glen Forbes Rd, Glen Forbes 0437 367 622 Accessible (W) WiFi Disclaimer: Accessible guide, accessible carpark within 50 metres, level entry, minimum door width of 850 millimetres and accessible toilet. For specific accessibility information please contact the business directly’ For more information National Relay Service (for people with communication difficulties). Cowes Visitor Information Centre For all of the numbers and access points for making a 91 – 97 Thompson Avenue, Cowes relay call please visit Ph: 1300 366 422 www.communications.gov.au/accesshub Inverloch Visitor Information Centre 16 A’Beckett Street, Inverloch Ph: 1300 762 433 www.visitbasscoast.com.au Phillip Island Visitor Information Centre 895 Phillip Island Road, Newhaven Ph: 1300 366 422 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: 17 June 2020 www.visitbasscoast.com.au .
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