Island Beer Natural Farm Ale bottle and glass on fence post with Phillip Island cattle farm in background

The Cuts. The Café.

From the paddock and the smoker. A selection of what we do best.

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From the Butcher Counter

Grass-fed, free-range, and in-house butchered. These are the cuts guests ask for by name.

  • Grass-Fed Angus Beef

    Raised on Phillip Island, dry-aged in-house. Porterhouse, scotch fillet, rump, and tomahawk available weekly.

  • Free-Range Pork

    Whole cuts and specialty products. The rack and rib eye are regulars; crackling is always on the counter.

  • Gippsland Lamb

    Rolled leg, backstrap, and mince from local Gippsland farms.

  • Free-Range Chicken

    Whole birds and cuts, sourced from free-range producers and labelled by batch.

  • Gourmet Sausages

    Cumberland, pork and fennel, duck and hoisin, lamb, and seasonal varieties. Made on-site.

  • BBQ Pack

    Rump steaks, burgers, souvlaki sticks, and sausages in a single ready-for-the-grill pack.

Glass display case packed with pies, quiches and sausages at Hill Top Farm Meats butcher counter

From the Kitchen

The café runs a short, rotating menu of hot dishes and fresh rolls. These are the regulars.

  • Smoked Brisket Plate

    The dish that built the reputation. Slow-smoked until tender, served with sides.

  • Sunday Carvery

    Roast beef and pork with crackling, roasted vegetables, Yorkshire puddings, horseradish, and gravy.

  • Grande Roll

    Fresh-baked bread stacked with house meats, antipasto, aged cheese, and condiment spreads.

  • Tassie Scallop Pie

    A Hill Top signature. Flaky pastry, scallop filling, hot from the cabinet.

  • Gluten-Free Lasagne

    Made with Phillip Island beef and proper herbs. Available to take home or eat in.

  • Pork Crackling

    Fried fresh, sold by the bag. People collect it on the way in and refuel on the way out.

Come and see what's on

The counter changes daily. Open seven days.

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