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The Best Restaurants in Geelong (VIC)
Australian
32 High St,
3222,
Drysdale (VIC)
90 reviews
Australian
85 McAdams Lane,
3223,
Bellarine (VIC)
325 reviews
Average price $45 american express Welcome
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Australian
1201 Portarlington Rd,
3222,
Curlewis (VIC)
15 reviews
Average price $40
Indian
17 Pakington Street,
3218,
Geelong West (VIC)
32 reviews
Average price $35 american express Welcome
Australian
65 Pettavel Rd,
3216,
Waurn Ponds (VIC)
124 reviews
Average price $45 american express Welcome
Australian
13 The Esplanade,
3220,
Geelong
Australian
8-14 Thompson Rd,
3215,
North Geelong (VIC)
9 reviews
Average price $25
Australian
1345 Portarlington Rd,
3222,
Curlewis (VIC)
12 reviews
Average price $30
Italian
40 The Esplanade,
3228,
Torquay (VIC)
108 reviews
Average price $30
Australian
90 McAdams Lane,
3223,
Bellarine (VIC)
163 reviews
Average price $65
Australian
648 Anderson's Rd.,
3222,
Mannerim (VIC)
231 reviews
Average price $105
Australian
111 Pakington Street,
3218,
Geelong West (VIC)
201 reviews
Average price $85
Australian
45 Curlewis Rd,
3222,
Curlewis (VIC)
44 reviews
Average price $25 american express Welcome
Pub Grub
236 Torquay Road,
3216,
Grovedale
64 reviews
american express Welcome
Australian
1 Bridge Road,
3227,
Barwon Heads
The Best Restaurants in Geelong (VIC)
Less than an hour's drive from Melbourne, Geelong is the perfect place to spend a long weekend. The Waterfront esplanade features a 19th-century carousel, a curved art deco boardwalk and a sea bath at Eastern Beach.
This area is home to some of Australia's best regional dining. Geelong's Little Malop Street is home to coffee spots, cellar doors and food joints. Visit the always-buzzing Pakington Street, featuring converted industrial spaces full of hip cafes, bars, restaurants, accommodation and galleries. Journey beyond Geelong and you’ll find a cluster of tantalising winery restaurants and a gastronomic journey throughout the Bellarine Peninsula.
With an interesting history, waterfront views and quality local produce, there are plenty of reasons to visit Victoria’s second-largest city.