Well furbished dining area with a great selection of meals on offer. Fully licensed bar.
Accommodation is also available

One of the newest additions to the area's restaurants, the aptly named Creekers Cafe is located in Swifts Creek. The building has a rich history, constructed in 1947 as a storage unit known as "Grinters Shed". It was later used as a mechanics workshop, until 2004 when it was fully refurbished and transformed into the up market cafe known as "Creekers".
The Cafe offers a wide range of food products, ranging from fast food to gourmet, milkshakes to real coffee.
Website: www.creekers.1shopfront.com

Located in Swifts Creek, the High Plains Bakery provides a great lunch stop. Famous for it's pies, pasties and sausage rolls the Bakery also offers a range of cakes, slices and breads.
Open 7 days a week, 6:30am - 5:00pm weekdays, 8:00 am - 4:00pm Saturdays, and 8:00am - 3:00pm Sundays.

The "James Washington" restaurant is fully licensed with a well stocked bar and has a full a la carte menu for your enjoyment. Local wines are a specialty and can easily be ordered in bulk.
Accommodation is also available

Opens between 11am and 1 pm for Bistro meals.
Fully licensed bar.
Accommodation is also available

Lynn and Stephen Cohen invite you to experience a whole new world of fine dining at Mesley's restaurant in the mountains at Day Avenue, Omeo. Using the finest, freshest local ingredients the cuisine on offer is sure to delight. Recommended in the "Age Good Food Guide 2006"

Mouth watering delights at 188 Great Alpine Road, Omeo.

High country breakfasts, toasted sandwiches, smoothies, foccacias, Gourmet sandwiches and rolls, wraps, prime beef burgers, scotch fillet steak sandwiches, milk shakes, ice coffees and more All made fresh to order