Where to eat in Mount Buller
10 independent restaurants, bakeries and food spots in Mount Buller. Chains are left out.
Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.
Where to eat in Mount Buller
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Burger Haus
Delicious burgers near the Bourke Street Express lift and George's Ski Hire. Can get busy quickly, as the area it is in is not very large.
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Duck Inn
The Duck Inn offers a variety of food for all ages, and an extensive drinks menu. It is quite far away from much of the Village, so either use the shuttle service or prepare for a long walk.
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Enzian Restaurant
Within the Enzian Hotel, this hidden gem has a modern menu within a wonderful Austrian lodge atmosphere.
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Koflers Hutte
Enjoy a variety of snacks and meals while admiring the view of the mountain. Koflers does get busy quick, so arrive and order early, or sit outside in what is a better view, but frigid.
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Spurs
Inside, Spurs offers mainly café food, with a variety of options for lunch. Outside, Spurs operates a smokehouse, with an American-style menu. With beautiful views of the mountain inside and out, Spurs is a licensed venue with a bar. Despite its popularity, especially with day trippers, Spurs rarely gets full due to a massive seating capacity.
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The Whitt
The Whitt serves 'modern Australian-style cooking with a European flair', according to its website, and is a good option for families as it has a games room. Book early, as it gets very busy, and some days are reserved for Ski Club of Victoria members.
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Tirol Cafe
On-mountain Italian food, with a great view of the slopes. You can walk to it in good visibility, as it is not too far from the Village, but expect food waits of over 30 minutes unless you arrive early.
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Wombat Skiosk
Offers drinks, a variety of snacks, and hot dogs. Not as busy as some of the other on-mountain locations, however is not always open.
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Pat's Italian
Serves great Italian food, with a wide pizza and pasta menu.
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The Villager
Pub-style food for all ages.
Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Mount Buller (CC BY-SA 4.0).