Residents of Red Hill and the Mornington Peninsula have known for years that its wine & produce are among the best that Australia has to offer.
The Red Hill show may be 95 years old but it shows no signs of slowing down. This years event had the benefit of glorious late summer sun to ensure the event was well attended by all ages.
Moving into the old Long Table space, Many Little has been a great addition to the Red Hill South dining scene.
In only a few short weeks of operation newly launched Jackalope Hotel has already won the accolade of Australia’s best hotel during the Gourmet traveler Australian hotel guide awards.
Many visitors, especially those from the UK, when experiencing the beautiful scenery and dramatic coastline of the Mornington Peninsula, draw a similarity to the idyllic county of Cornwall in the UK.
Many moons ago it was difficult to find a relaxing restaurant in Red Hill or the Mornington Peninsula that wasn’t either attached to a winery or halfway down the hill towards Sorrento and Portsea.
How things have changed in a few short years with gourmet options at every turn and Red Hill now becoming a destination for foodies and families alike. For food that appeals to all tastes and ages it is worth taking a visit to The Long Table.
Now that summer has ended and the leaves have started falling, one can easily be forgiven for choosing to hibernate during the winter months and plan your next trip for when the cold weather turns again.
For those of us who don’t want to waste the next few months working and hiding indoors then Red Hill and the Mornington Peninsula can be a glorious winter destination to spend a weekend or more.