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Restaurants & Cafés
Mouth-watering seasonal produce
Currie and Grassy are your two main options for eating out and between them they cover most bases. The menus lean heavily on local produce and the seafood is as fresh as it gets. A few things worth knowing before you book – opening hours vary and some places close if numbers are low, so it’s always worth calling ahead. And if crayfish is on your wish list, order it in advance or you might miss out.
Range of dining options
Sit down to a long lunch, grab a flaky pastry from the bakehouse, or book a tasting menu built entirely around island produce. King Island’s cafes and restaurants punch well above their postcode.
King Island Bakehouse
Home of the legendary King Island crayfish pie. Also known for their real cream cakes, delicious fresh bread, and an array of other freshly baked treats and coffee. Open bright…
King Island Dairy Cheese Store
Visit the home of King Island Dairy the award-winning cheese range all made on King Island with milk sourced from local farms. The King Island Dairy Cheese Store is located…
Wild Harvest Restaurant & Cooking School
The story within Wild Harvest is simple: It is all about the abundance of food within our region, King Island. Sea to Table, Paddock to Plate, in the pathway of…
King Island Hotel
The good ol’ local is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Their chefs take advantage of the superb local produce, offering the likes of King Island steaks and locally…
Grassy Club
The Grassy Club (you guessed it) is in the town of Grassy on King Island, with the bar open from 4pm daily. They hold a buffet dinner every night with…
Oleada
A relaxed true King Island style restaurant, big on using fresh, local meats, seafood, eggs and vegetables whenever available. Bookings essential.
