2 Best Restaurants in Wilson Promontory National Park, Victoria

The sweet town of Fish Creek has a busy café scene—Little Oberon Cafe is the spot to drop in for coffee and cake, grab a few supplies, including freshly baked sourdough loaves, and admire the artworks by local artists. Everything in the shop is made in Gippsland, from the locally roasted coffee and Jersey milk, to the ceramics for sale and the array of delicious slices and cakes.

An old tractor shed makes for a picturesque lunch backdrop on the grounds of this well-regarded winery. Start with a wine tasting in the shed before moving on to lunch or a loaded cheese platter; everything on the plate is drawn from the bountiful Gippsland region, including locally farmed lamb, handmade sourdough, and cheeses from nearby. The winery specializes in single-vineyard wines led by its heroes, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay and it also distills its own Fish Creek gin, best sampled in a prelunch cocktail. Serving lunch until 3 pm Friday and weekends, and wine tastings 11 am–5 pm (tastings cost A$10, refunded against any takeaway purchases).