4.3 (465 ratings)"Thin-crust, wood-fired pizza topped with melting mozzarella, ice-cold craft beers, and a breathtaking view over the ocean define Bomboras Torquay. This brilliantTorquay restaurant is so loved by locals and tourists!. The verdant outdoor area is dotted with benches and umbrellas which complement the interior wooden decor."
4.5 (253 ratings)"Blackman's Brewery is in Torquay, where beer is brewed just a hop and a skip from the surf, not far from Bells Beach. 26 Bell Street , Torquay, Victoria, Australia"
4.3 (845 ratings)"Offering live music every weekend, Growlers Torquay has long been one of the Surf Coast’s favourite places to socialise and is described as a “dining and drinking beachfront bungalow.” Kick off your Friday or Saturday night with Happy Hour from 4-6pm. Located on the famous strip of The Esplanade with breathtaking views of the ocean and Cosy Corner, it’s spectacular in all seasons. Offering a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, Growlers is locally owned and operated and boasts historic local surfing photographs and a ‘sandy beach’ in the beer garden where the kids can play while you enjoy a beverage from the beautiful red gum bar."
"A post shared by Growlers Torquay (@growlerstorquay) on May 7, 2020 at 7:21pm PDT. Situated only a stone’s throw away from the shoreline, Growlers has one of the most enviable locations in all of bar-culture. Step inside from the sun-soaked beer garden and you will be instantly greeted by a beautiful red gum bar and a treasure trove of surfing photographs and memorabilia."
4.1 (647 ratings)"A post shared by Frontbeach Taphouse (@frontbeachtaphousetorquay) on Dec 28, 2018 at 9:55pm PST. Gaze out from the elegantly designed Frontbeach Taphouse and you will be greeted with the picturesque sight of Torquay’s famous Norfolk Pines. Surrounded by such a blend of modern design and nature can do nothing but relax you as you gaze onto Torquay Beach itself."
"Dog-friendly with a large outside dining area at the front with shade umbrellas. Walk straight down to the beach across the road where dogs are permitted off-lead at certain times."
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4.6 (168 ratings)5 (1 ratings)"This delightful crescent-shaped beach is about 350m long and is generally safe for swimming and for snorkelling. Do check with the surf life saving club if you are keen to find the best swimming and snorkelling spots. Getting there: Half Moon Bay Beach is about 20km from the city centre."
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4.7 (476 ratings)4.5 (89 ratings)"This Melbourne museum of aviation is located at Moorabbin Airport, in the Southeast, about a 40 minute drive from the city. It is recognised as Australia’s only true National Aviation Museum and contains the finest collection of Australian made and designed aircraft, as well as a broad collection of the development and early adventures of air travel as well as military aviation within Australia. At the Aviation Museum"
4.3 (465 ratings)"Thin-crust, wood-fired pizza topped with melting mozzarella, ice-cold craft beers, and a breathtaking view over the ocean define Bomboras Torquay. This brilliantTorquay restaurant is so loved by locals and tourists!. The verdant outdoor area is dotted with benches and umbrellas which complement the interior wooden decor."
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4.2 (166 ratings)4.5 (21 ratings)"The region is also well known for its premium craft breweries, such as Red Hill Brewery, Mornington Peninsula Brewery and True South. You can also sample the region's most delicious produce on a Wine Food Farmgate trail, choosing from a range of themed gourmet itineraries. Stay overnight in a luxury villa or take the easy drive back to Melbourne."
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4.3 (451 ratings)4.5 (278 ratings)"If you’re not into museums, embark on a beer tour at Little Creatures Brewery, where you’ll be treated to an informative session about the whole process of beer-making. Don’t forget about the brewery’s smashing menu, too!"
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4.3 (157 ratings)"Sandbah Cafe ticks along very nicely in the middle of Torquay’s bustling Gilbert Street. This iconic café is just the spot if you’re in search of a scrumptious breakfast or a casual lunch."
4.3 (845 ratings)"Offering live music every weekend, Growlers Torquay has long been one of the Surf Coast’s favourite places to socialise and is described as a “dining and drinking beachfront bungalow.” Kick off your Friday or Saturday night with Happy Hour from 4-6pm. Located on the famous strip of The Esplanade with breathtaking views of the ocean and Cosy Corner, it’s spectacular in all seasons. Offering a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, Growlers is locally owned and operated and boasts historic local surfing photographs and a ‘sandy beach’ in the beer garden where the kids can play while you enjoy a beverage from the beautiful red gum bar."
"A post shared by Growlers Torquay (@growlerstorquay) on May 7, 2020 at 7:21pm PDT. Situated only a stone’s throw away from the shoreline, Growlers has one of the most enviable locations in all of bar-culture. Step inside from the sun-soaked beer garden and you will be instantly greeted by a beautiful red gum bar and a treasure trove of surfing photographs and memorabilia."
