Top Restaurants in Mt Eliza
Top Things to do in Mt Eliza
Mt Eliza Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Mt Eliza
Discover the best restaurant in Mt Eliza, Australia including Shop Ate Cafe & Store, Benito's, Linton's Cafe, The Gallery Bar and Grill, Cafe Gourmand, 1001 Nights, Canadian Bay Hotel, Village Pantry, Velos Mazeh Musette, Dashi Modern Japanese Tapas & Sake Bar
Things to do in Mt Eliza
1. Shop Ate Cafe & Store
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By owloAustralia - Australia
Lovely breakfast menu. Pleasant to get an outside table on a warm day and watch the passing Mt Eliza traffic. Friendly staff, good food, in a peaceful village atmosphere
2. Benito's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
Extensive menu- specialising in pastas/risottos & impressive steaks. Rustic style & suitable for all ages- Bring the pram & Bring your grandparents- theres something for everyone. ITALIAN WEDNESDAY(Dinner only) -$19 Includes glass of wine, pasta or risotto & your choice of garlic bread or garden salad. THURSDAY NIGHTS- Bubbles on arrival for the ladies along with plenty of other spoils. Sunday High Tea- $29.50 includes- bubbles, filtered coffee & loose leaf tea, homemade savoury canapes & sweeties, ribbon sandwiches & fresh daily made scones, Nan's strawberry jam & Chantilly cream. MON-SAT FAST LUNCH- $11 all meals & $5 wine Guaranteed to be fast & delicious & you'll go home with change in your pockets.
Reviewed By Bumblebeeno3 - Mornington, Australia
We dined at Benito’s tonight, after navigating our way past rubbish bins to get to the entrance we were finally seated, I ordered the ribs and can honestly say that the food was not nice at all. I could not eat the ribs as they...MoreWe are sorry we did not meet your expectations-
3. Linton's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Tommyp1974 - Melbourne, Australia
I've been here a few times now. It's cosy inside the cottage in winter with there're going. A little crammed with all the tables in a small space however the food is good especially the desserts. I have been here once hosting a group and the waitress told my friend to stop drinking her juice she bought in despite us ordering 10 coffees! I was extremely embarrassed and it really put a sour taste in my mouth re Lintons.
4. The Gallery Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By FammyL - Melbourne, Australia
Rob Licciardo is a Mt Eliza icon. He is well known on the Mornington peninsula for his vacherin desert and prawn Caesar salad (and, for me, his macadamia crumbed lamb cutlets). Delicious dining with an interesting setting as it is in the grounds on Manyung Art Gallery.
5. Cafe Gourmand
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By JumboJetJohnny - Melbourne, Australia
French pastries as good as you will find in Paris. Light meals and great coffee make Cafe Gourmand an excellent place for breakfast or brunch. It's cosy, so you might struggle to find a seat, which is less of a problem in better weather as there is outside Seating. Try the crepes or a delicious croque monsieur.
6. 1001 Nights
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
A rare jewel of the Middle East, located in the heart of the Mount Eliza Village. Come and experience the worlds oldest cuisine in an authentic, luxurious and modern setting. At 1001 Nights, we have travelled across the Middle East to bring you traditional, mouthwatering flavours, combined with some of the Mornington Peninsulas best produce and presented them with modern style. Experience the truly unique flavours of tender free-range meats sizzling over char coal and be seduced by the smell of traditional aromatic bread, cooked in our tandoor oven. We look forward to giving you an exciting and exotic dinning experience. Open from 8am for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Reviewed By Barry M - Mt Eliza, Australia
This has become one of our favourite places for lunch. Never had a bad coffee here. some of the lunch deals are excellent, very tasty and sufficient. The food has a middle Eastern themeThey also have one of my favourite beers, the Japanese beer Asahi, on tap. you can get a tasty, filling lunch for around $20..or go up market a bit if you choose to do so. however all prices seem very reasonable for good quality.Outside Seating is available and we choose this option if weather permits. On hot days there is invariably a nice sea breeze that favours this spot. The staff are always very efficient, friendly and welcoming.
7. Canadian Bay Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
Reviewed By Ian W - Melbourne, Australia
Went once, had to return as the initial experience was memorable. Waiting staff were excellent, food was simple yet so tasty. Linguini Marinara was cooked to perfection. Could not have been improved on. Waiting time was a tad protracted but we weren't in a hurry. Will definately return to savour some of the other choices on the extensive menu.
Not too noisy as it can be in similar type venues.
8. Village Pantry
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Chris W
Great coffee.
Great scone and gluten free cake.
Great location.
Great staff.
Parking upto 1 hour all around unless its busy in the village. Then you will need to park (3hr limit ) by the dog park and walk 150mtres
PS watch out for the traffic wardens.
9. Velos Mazeh Musette
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By jojoooshka - Australia
Amazing coffee with a barista that actually cares about the product he delivers. His shop is full of amazingly eclectic bits and pieces to feast your eyes on and his record collection is full of “killers, no fillers” (his words!!). Add to this perfect mixture The Smiths cranked up on the Saturday morning I visited and George Michael on the Friday . Lastly, Sam’s one liners. Example: “Do you want it to drink in or go Gypsy style?” You just don’t get the same experience at Gloria Jeans I’m afraid! Jealous of all the locals that get to experience this place on a daily basis....Genius.
10. Dashi Modern Japanese Tapas & Sake Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By 966Steph30 - Melbourne, Australia
Absolutely sensational.
What a magnificent find. Definitely a must if in Mt Eliza and love Japanese food.
You will need to book.
The $75 banquet is a definite recommendation so much variety and so authentic.
Everything was outstanding and anything you try will be delicious.
Will cater to dietary need with no questions ask. The alternatives were just as sensational as the set banquet menu.
