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How we read reviews →A world-class kitchen hiding in a quaint Gippsland village. Loch & Key's share plates and cocktails punch far above its postcode.
Cosy and charming. local artwork covering the walls, crystal vintage glassware, fresh flowers at every table, and an open fire in cooler months. A warm, personality-filled space that feels personal rather than slick. Dog-friendly on the verandah.
All dishes made from scratch. Local Gippsland art displayed and for sale. Extensive gin selection. Outdoor verandah with dog-friendly seating. Tamara (host/owner) brings genuine warmth and hospitality expertise. Local wine recommendations. Open Thursday to Sunday only.
Modern Australian with eclectic global influences. the menu draws from Mediterranean, European and regional Australian produce traditions without being constrained by any single cuisine.
Not cheap, but reviewers consistently find it worth the price for the quality of cooking. Portions on mains can lean smaller on busy nights but the share-plate format delivers better value. Local wine list well-priced.
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