Kilcunda is a town where the rolling green hills of rural Gippsland meet a rugged coastline of long sandy beaches, surging surf and the Bass Strait seas and The Kilcunda Ocean View Hotel captures it all.

WELCOME

All mains (except pasta dishes and chef's recipes) are served with chips and a choice of seasonal vegetables or salad. 
Gluten free and Lactose free options are available.


Take away available.




Sides
Bowl of vegetables   10

Garden salad  8

Bowl of chips  10
Mushroom or Pepper Sauce   3

Vegetarian
Eggplant parma    25           
Pasta Napoli   24

Kids
Fish and chips   12

Chicken nuggets   12                          


Desserts

Local and house-made desserts  13

Icecream Sundae  6



   

Chicken
Chicken Parma (house speciality)   26
Aussie Parma with egg and bacon 28
Chicken Schnitzel   24
Pork
Cuban-style Pork Ribs (house speciality) 
                                  - Hot or Sweet                            34
                                                     
Specials may include
Roast Lamb   28
Grilled Salmon   30

La Pampa - Argentinian BBQ Chicken (Chef's recipe)   34
Beef Madras Curry   29

Garlic Prawns with Salad   33




Cuban-style Pork Ribs






Steak 
Angus Porterhouse steak   48
House-made sauces - pepper, mushroom, garlic butter, gravy. No charge for steak

Seafood
Local Gummy Flake   28       

Lemon pepper calamari (house speciality)   28


Starters
Garlic bread  12                                      
Lemon pepper calamari (house speciality)   20
Entree Cuban-style Pork Ribs - 22

EAT

The Killy Pub is pleased to introduce our International Head Chef, Ivan Sanchez-Pirez.  Originating from Havana, Cuba, Ivan has added some authentic South and Central American flavours to the menu.  With specialities on the menu like La Pampa - Argentinian BBQ Chicken and Cuban-style Pork Ribs, coupled with your pub favourites - local gummy flake, chicken parma and lemon pepper calamari, the kitchen uses fresh, local produce. At the Kilcunda Ocean View Hotel the menu caters for everyone, there's pasta, seafood, meat, vegetarian, vegan and children's meals. Gluten and Lactose-free options are also available. 

DRINK

There's a local focus at The Kilcunda Ocean View Hotel, not just the pub's friendly staff but there's locally-sourced wines and Australian beers. There are craft beers on tap and by the bottle and a large selection of Gippsland wines are available. Whet your appetite by the sea on the front deck or by the fireplace in the lounge bar. 

ENTERTAINMENT

Local musicians are on regularly. There is a piano bar and regular live bands in the lounge bar. Relax on the front deck for summer sipper sessions. As the weather cools, cosy-up in the Ocean View Bistro or in front of the fire in the lounge bar. 

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Offering 180 degree views of the ocean from its verandah, The Kilcunda Ocean View Hotel lives up to its name. Known as 'The Killy' to locals, the hotel is famous for its ocean views, incredible sun-sets and great pub meals. Kilcunda is also the trail head for two famous walks – the George Bass Coastal Walk to San Remo and the Bass Coast Rail Trail to Wonthaggi and Phillip Island.


And sharing all this with tourists, holiday-makers and friendly locals sees The Kilcunda Ocean View Hotel the perfect stop-off for lunch, dinner or a night out. 


Treat yourself to some local warmth in summer by the sea, in winter by the fireplace at The Kilcunda Ocean View Hotel. 


Please Note -  

Bookings appreciated on (03) 5678 7245.

Lunch - 12pm to 2.30pm.

Dinner - 6pm to 8.30pm.


 Bon appetit!




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ABOUT

FIND

Pub open 12pm to close from Thursday to Sunday (Lunch and Dinner).  Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday closed owing to ongoing staffing issues.

Bottle sales over the bar. 

Bistro open 12.00pm to 2.30pm, 
6.00pm to 8.30pm.  Bar open between.
Private functions available all year round subject to business limitations.
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Lounge Bar: 03 5678 7245                   Ocean View Bistro: 03 5678 7011 


3531-3533 Bass Highway, Kilcunda, Vic.