The biggest and best burger on the Peninsula.
Burger, bacon, tomato, lettuce, cheese, onion and bbq sauce on a burger bun, served with chips.
Available lunchtime only.
Coastal photography can begin with a small visual question: the changing light, the meeting of textures or the way a path frames a view. Work from permitted areas and keep awareness of the ground, wea...
Read moreA practical waste plan starts before leaving home. Bring only what you need and have a way to retain small wrappers, food remains and other rubbish until appropriate disposal is available. A full or a...
Read moreAn honest review describes a real experience and keeps personal preference separate from factual claims. You can explain how the food, setting and service worked for your visit without assuming that e...
Read moreA small celebration can feel special with one clear shared moment rather than a crowded programme. Tell the venue what you are planning and ask about any restrictions on decorations, outside food or s...
Read moreDifferent preparations can give a fish dish a different texture and role on the plate. A coating may provide a crisp contrast, while a simpler preparation may make other qualities more noticeable. The...
Read moreAn unhurried coastal lunch begins with a realistic plan for the day around it. Confirm the venue's current meal service and booking arrangements rather than assuming that a general opening time also d...
Read moreA group meal becomes complicated when decisions about arrival, ordering and payment are left until everyone is hungry. A few agreements in advance can remove much of that friction. Decide whether gues...
Read moreA slower holiday pace is a practical choice about how much movement and decision-making you want in a day. Staying longer in one area can leave more time for a walk, a meal and an unplanned pause. It ...
Read moreA meal shared by several generations may involve different appetites, access needs and preferences for pace. Ask what people need rather than making assumptions based on age. A clear menu discussion c...
Read moreA dietary request is easier to handle when it identifies the actual requirement and whether it is an allergy or a preference. Ask about the dish and its preparation rather than assuming that a familia...
Read moreA meal shared by several generations may involve different appetites, access needs and preferences for pace. Ask what people need rather than making assumptions based on age. A clear menu discussion c...
Read moreA day trip works best when travel, meals and outdoor time form one realistic plan. Choose a small number of priorities and confirm current access or service details with the relevant providers. A plac...
Read moreCoastal photography can begin with a small visual question: the changing light, the meeting of textures or the way a path frames a view. Work from permitted areas and keep awareness of the ground, wea...
Read moreA slower holiday pace is a practical choice about how much movement and decision-making you want in a day. Staying longer in one area can leave more time for a walk, a meal and an unplanned pause. It ...
Read moreA return visit can feel familiar, but important arrangements still deserve a fresh check. Menus, meal service, booking conditions and available spaces may differ from a previous trip. Confirm the deta...
Read moreA practical waste plan starts before leaving home. Bring only what you need and have a way to retain small wrappers, food remains and other rubbish until appropriate disposal is available. A full or a...
Read moreA seafood menu is easier to navigate when you ask about the actual dish rather than relying on a broad label. Preparation, accompaniments and portion style can matter as much as the main ingredient. A...
Read moreA seafood menu is easier to navigate when you ask about the actual dish rather than relying on a broad label. Preparation, accompaniments and portion style can matter as much as the main ingredient. A...
Read moreAn unhurried coastal lunch begins with a realistic plan for the day around it. Confirm the venue's current meal service and booking arrangements rather than assuming that a general opening time also d...
Read moreA day trip works best when travel, meals and outdoor time form one realistic plan. Choose a small number of priorities and confirm current access or service details with the relevant providers. A plac...
Read moreDinner after a day outdoors is easier when the group has allowed time to return, change and settle. Check the kitchen's current service arrangements before building the evening around a late arrival. ...
Read moreA walk followed by lunch can be a pleasant combination when the route suits the group and the timing remains flexible. Check the actual path, access guidance and conditions before setting out. Conside...
Read moreA slower holiday pace is a practical choice about how much movement and decision-making you want in a day. Staying longer in one area can leave more time for a walk, a meal and an unplanned pause. It ...
Read moreA coastal day bag should reflect the planned activities and expected conditions. Clothing, water, personal essentials and a way to manage wet or sandy items may all be relevant. Keep important belongi...
Read moreThe journey home should be planned before fatigue or alcohol complicates decisions. Confirm suitable transport options for the expected time and make sure any driver remains unimpaired. A backup is us...
Read moreA useful weather backup is a genuinely different plan, not the original outing with the hope that conditions improve. Check current forecasts and local advice before committing to an exposed activity....
Read moreWildlife should be observed in a way that does not require an animal to change its behaviour for the visitor. Follow local restrictions and keep a suitable distance according to the setting and guidan...
Read moreDinner after a day outdoors is easier when the group has allowed time to return, change and settle. Check the kitchen's current service arrangements before building the evening around a late arrival. ...
Read moreAn unhurried coastal lunch begins with a realistic plan for the day around it. Confirm the venue's current meal service and booking arrangements rather than assuming that a general opening time also d...
Read moreA family meal is more comfortable when expectations are simple and the adults have checked the practical arrangements. Ask about suitable seating and any facilities relevant to the children, without a...
Read moreA meal shared by several generations may involve different appetites, access needs and preferences for pace. Ask what people need rather than making assumptions based on age. A clear menu discussion c...
Read moreAn unhurried coastal lunch begins with a realistic plan for the day around it. Confirm the venue's current meal service and booking arrangements rather than assuming that a general opening time also d...
Read moreA burger and a plated meal offer different ways to enjoy an informal lunch. Consider appetite, preferred flavours and how much time you want to spend at the table. A larger-looking option is not autom...
Read moreA useful group booking gives the venue a clear picture of who is coming and what the gathering needs. Confirm the number of guests, the proposed time and any practical requirements. Dietary needs shou...
Read moreOutdoor dining should be chosen for the conditions and the people attending, not only for a photograph of the view. Consider wind, sun, temperature and the ease of moving around the table. Ask staff w...
Read morePlease note the Tavern will now be open from Tuesday to Sunday.
Meals are available from 10am to 2.00pm and 5.30pm to 8.00pm.
if you have a Special Occasion coming up on a Tuesday we are happy to open up to accommodate your needs if we have staff available.
To avoid disappointment it is always best to make a meal booking.
Bookings: (08) 8854 5063
