5 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants in Mount Evelyn

5 restaurants available nearby

1. Hop Hen Brewing

4.8

Exceptional(131)

Price: Moderate

• Brewery • Lilydale

Booked 1 time today

Please note: If you planning to arrive on the same day as your booking, please call the brewery to ensure we have received your booking.Thank you.Hop Hen Brewing is a family owned and operated brewery with a focus on hand crafted local beer. The taproom has a variety of beers brewed onsite and also stocks Yarra Valley wines and cider. Delicious pizzas and cheese platters are also on offer.

2. Rob Dolan Wines

4.8

Exceptional(203)

Price: Expensive

• Winery • Warrandyte

Booked 5 times today

The Yarra Valley truly starts at Rob Dolan Wines. Only 30 minutes from Melbourne, our dog-friendly winery is the perfect place to enjoy cheese and wine, and learn about the Yarra Valley from our Wine Specialists in the Cellar Door. Rob's philosophy is all about making wine with character; wine with depth which reflects our unique terroir. You'll taste from vineyard sites across the Valley, and learn how location impacts the perfect drop.Visit us for a wine tasting, or order some cheese and wine from the Cellar Door which you are welcome to enjoy while overlooking the vineyard. If you're lucky, you might meet @merlot_thewinedog - our Chief Cuddle Officer - he loves making friends with our visitors!

3. Nevedya

4.9

Exceptional(288)

Price: Expensive

• South Indian • Upwey

Nevedya is Food for the Spirit, an organic plant-focussed restaurant & cafe in the Dandenong Ranges outside Melbourne. We serve wholefood vegetarian and vegan world cuisine with flavours from India, Asia, the Middle East, Europe and beyond. Our ingredients are healthy, ethical, organic, seasonal and showcase produce from local farms and growers.Run by husband and wife duo Daniel and Shakti, it is an experience to bring you back to your true self. The food is a cleansing experience of reconnecting to nourishment at its untainted roots.All the food is designed and created by female head chef Shakti Iyer with intention to nurture, transform and heal.Inspired by Indian restaurants, Ayurveda and our travels throughout the world expect to taste our famous Ayurvedic khichadi, Sri Lankan masala dosa, world fusion tapas, plant-based all day breakfasts and our amazing organic and healthy desserts!

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4. Greenstone Vineyards

4.6

Exceptional(63)

Price: Moderate

• Winery • Yarra Glen

Booked 2 times today

Greenstone Vineyards is comprised of two distinguished, outstanding & unique vineyards, one in Heathcote & the other in the Yarra Valley, each planted in ancient & complex soils imparting their individual characteristics into our range of wines. It’s our mission to make wines that display elegance, purity & layers of complexity, each evoking the season & site from which they’re grown.Our Cellar Door is located just behind the township of Yarra Glen, tucked away with panoramic views of the vineyard and a relaxing vibe. We are open Thursday to Monday, 10am-5pm and offer free live music in the warmer months every Sunday 1-4pm. We do not have a restaurant but serve cheese platters and antipasto platters until 3:30pm

5. The Fat Goat

4.9

Exceptional(143)

Price: Moderate

• Pub • Upwey

**Accepting bookings and walk-in's** The Fat Goat is a bar in Upwey that focusses on craft beer, small-batch gin and wine. We are located in the beautiful Dandenong Ranges and are passionate about highlighting the many incredible craft beverages being produced by makers across Australia. When you come to the Fat Goat, you will experience a relaxed vibe and a real community feel. Enjoy a drink or two, BYO takeaway from local Upwey businesses and Chew The Fat with your friends or the #GoatCrew.

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5 restaurants available nearby

1. Hop Hen Brewing

2. Rob Dolan Wines

3. Nevedya

4. Greenstone Vineyards

5. The Fat Goat

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