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Port Fairy Dining
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Port Fairy is probably most famous nowadays for the "Port Fairy Folk Festival" held every year in March. Port Fairy offers a rich variety of nineteenth century buildings including churches, banks, public buildings, hotels, shops and private dwellings. To take in the beauty of this town a relaxed attitude and a comfortable pair of walking shoes are a must. While strolling visit the harbour on the Moyne River where the local fishing fleet shelters. Port Fairy has safe swimming beaches, great walks and a thriving arts and crafts community, with many galleries and studios for you to visit. |
We welcome you to visit Dublin House, built in 1855 by Robert McMahon, a Merchant from Dublin, Ireland. Originally, it was a general store, trading food & clothing with hopeful gold miners. Dublin House is now a charmingly restored building offering overnight and weekly accommodation. We'd love for you to stay in one of our quaint historic quarters or join us for dinner. |
Merrijig Inn offers a fully licensed a la carte restaurant providing guests with a dining experience that befits the warmth and ambience of the Inn. The Merrijig restaurant is open to the the public and is ideal for weddings, special functions and group bookings. Guests can enjoy drinks in our cosy corner bar, which has provided a refuge for whalers, sealers and fishermen for the past 160 years. |
Simply Seafood is The Victoria Hotel's seasonal seafood restaurant, operating through the December-March period. Christos Rallis our executive chef provides an a la carte menu using quality regional produce and seafood from our shores. Some menu items change daily to reflect the local catch and available seafood. |
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The Royal Oak The Victoria Hotel Star of the West Hotel Merrijig Inn Dublin House Inn The Stag Restaurant |
Port Fairy offers a rich variety of nineteenth century buildings including churches, banks, public buildings, hotels, shops and private dwellings. To take in the beauty of this town a relaxed attitude and a comfortable pair of walking shoes are a must. While strolling visit the harbour on the Moyne River where the local fishing fleet shelters. The town has safe swimming beaches, great walks and a thriving arts and crafts community, with many galleries and studios for you to visit. |
Dining in a Cafe or Restaurant offers one of life's simple pleasures. Whether it be a cheap eat or silver service, there is nothing better than a good meal. An Italian, Thai, Japanese, Chinese, Mexican or Australian restaurant offers dining experiences to make you want to go back again and again. Try a local cafe for a coffee and cake or perhaps a light meal. Let's not forget the range of takeaway with pizza, fish and chips and noodles. |