Lucky Inn

Artist: Bruce Armstrong Sculpture: Sentinel Location: Oliver's Hill Materials: Wood  Sentinel is a five metre tall abstract wooden sculpture of a native sea eagle. The Sentinel sculptur...

With over thirty five years of culinary experience in Asian cuisine, the family at the Ginseng Restaurant would like to invite you to indulge your taste buds in their favourite Asian dishes. The key t...

Looking to take your next trip to the movies up a notch? If you love going to the movies, then you will love Hoyts Frankston. They pride themselves on bringing the magic of the movies to our guests! I...

The Comfort Station is thought to have been constructed in c1951-52. Sited on a prominent corner on the Nepean Highway, the Comfort Station was a popular stopping point for motorists travelling to and...

Murals were painted by the local primary and secondary schools as part of a Council Responsible Street Art Program. The project introduced students to the process of legal graffiti. The quote “For th...

Since opening in Frankston late 2012, eeny meeny has become a favourite destination for local foodies and lovers of coffee. Chef Robbie Wright cooks intuitively and with a lifelong passion for quality...

Looking to host a function? There's no better place for an exclusive function in our private function room, The Back Bar. This inviting space is ideal for everything including intimate gatherings,&nb...

Frankston Yacht Club (FYC) offers both Social Sailing and Club Racing. They providing Learn2Sail classes for beginner and intermediate level sailors and have expanded their membership to include categ...

Located in the heart of Playne Street, The Hop Shop is Frankston’s independent home of craft beer. With 18 rotating taps of curated craft beer and over 100+ cold-stored brews available for take-away ...

Gulls Way is a narrow street forming part of the subdivision of Yamala, the oldest mansion on Oliver’s Hill. In the 1950s, the precinct became the site of an adventurous spate of Modernist architectur...