The Rye Pier Restaurant and Bar
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Rye VIC 3941
Australia
The Rye Pier Restaurant and Bar is a true discovery of local and freshest of foods the Mornington Peninsula has to offer. Cafe by day, restaurant by night, come and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and scenic view. Located at the dry end of the Rye Pier, we're open for breakfast lunch and dinner.
In summer up the sunshine and dine al fresco while taking in the view of the beach, or alternatively get out of the heat and enjoy the comfort of the air-conditioned restaurant. In winter, why not take advantage of the casual atmosphere and enjoy a drink in front of the cosy fire.
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