Restaurants and cafes provide diners with top quality, homegrown and locally sourced offerings. A range of dining options are available making Aireys Inlet a foodie’s destination.
An authentic craft gin company and the nearby brewery serve tipples to both new and experienced connoisseurs. The Aireys Inlet Market is the pride of the local community. Boasting over 60 stalls full of fresh, homemade, homegrown, upcycled or recycled locally sourced goodies, it is not to be missed.
Coffee connoisseurs are spoilt for choice in Aireys Inlet. Enjoy barista brewed coffee at the equally scrumptious Skinny Legs, Onda Food House, Mr T and Me, or Lighthouse Tea Rooms. All of these venues have great food offerings available for breakfast and lunch.
Continue your culinary journey at one of the many amazing restaurants. From a la grecque serving modern Greek cuisine, to the latest eatery in town the Gin Kitchen serving South East Asian shared plates with gin inspired Asian cocktails.
Aireys Pub the home of Salt Brewing Co, pour a variety of award winning beers that are made on site. In winter you’ll find a cosy spot in front of the open fire, while in summer you can enjoy the wide open spaces of the kid and dog friendly beer garden.
After a day on the beach or exploring the bush trails, dine in or take away a delicious hand stretched woodfired pizza from The Captain of Aireys or grab a feast at Aireys Fish & Chips.
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