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Best Restaurants in Port Fairy

Writer: Kym Piez
Kym Piez
Jun 6, 2024
2 min read

Updated: Aug 15, 2024

Port Fairy has so many wonderful places to eat, it's hard to choose just one! Here are a few of the best places to eat in Port Fairy (in our opinion!). If you're looking for amazing cafe and coffee, this post is for you.


Drift House - 96 Gipps Street

Website | Instagram | +61 417 782 495

Open Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday Nights from 6pm



Sidro (Oak & Anchor) - 9 Bank St

Website | Instagram | +613 4508 4206

Open 7 Days


Merrijig Kitchen - 1 Campbell St

Website | Instagram | +613 5568 2324

Closed Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday


Conlan’s Wine Store - 34 Bank St

Website | Instagram | +613 5568 2582

Closed Weekends - Open Weekdays


Blake’s - 57 Bank St

Website | Instagram | +613 5568 1287

Closed Sunday & Mondays


An excellently reviewed seafood restaurant located at the end of William Street - perfect walking distance from the Old Market Inn!


Lemongrass Thai - 55 Bank St

Website | Instagram | +613 5568 3388

Closed Tuesdays


Coffin Sally - 33 Sackville St

Website | Instagram | +613 5568 2618

Closed Sunday & Monday in Winter months


Delicious, traditional style pizza in cozy, warm dining space. Also perfect for a drink at the bar by the open fire.


The Victoria Hotel - 42 Bank St

Website | Instagram | +613 5568 2891

Closed Monday & Tuesdays


The pub menu features all the usual suspects in a light filled and spacious dining space.


The Caledonian Inn (The Stump) - 41 Bank St

Website | Instagram | +613 5568 1044

Open 7 Days


Cozy, country pub feel with the classic pub menu in the oldest continuously licensed pub in Victoria.


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