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How we read reviews →Bayside Mornington dining built on lobster, lamb shoulder and crudo, worth the drive.
A bayside dining room with water views over Port Phillip Bay and an open fireplace for cooler months, split between a formal set-menu dining area and a more relaxed alfresco patio.
Uninterrupted bay views, an open fireplace, feed-me and seafood-experience tasting menus, a dedicated cocktail list, and a sister takeaway outlet, Fish at the Rocks, next door.
A genuine cross-cultural coastal menu rather than one heritage. reviewers compare the saganaki and octopus favourably to Greece and note a French-style moules frites alongside Italian pasta and Australian seafood staples.
Frequently criticised for portion size relative to price. a single octopus leg at $28 and lunch bills around $300 for two are called out. though tasting-menu fans feel the quality justifies the cost.
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