KFC Australia (KFC), a subsidiary of Yum! Brands Inc. (NYSE: YUM) has a rich history of success and innovation in Australia, dating back to 1968. Since opening our first restaurant in Guildford 52 years ago, our business has grown from 25 employees to more than 40,000 employees across 59+ Franchise Partners and almost 700+ restaurants. We serve more than 2 million guests every week, proudly cooking from scratch Colonel Harland Sanders’ finger-lickin’ chicken.

The concept of Tuki began in 1985, when the farm was first open to guests as a trout fishing venue. At this time the largest commercial flock of Tukidale sheep grazed on the property, hence the name Tuki. Tukidale sheep are a course wool breed, producing wool for carpets. They are a genetic variation of the Romney Marsh. The unique Tukidale breed was established an s a breed in New Zealand. The first stone cottages were opened in 1993, built with blue stone from the property, they blend well with the dry stonewalls that Don and Robert have created. The next stone cottages were completed in 1997 and feature furniture locally made utilising some of the aged timber from the property. Further cottages were completed in 1999. Don lived on the farm since the 1940’s, his late wife Violet and two children Jenny and Robert created the concept of Tuki together. Jenny has gone on to manage her own business in Ballarat, and now Robert, Jan, David and Alistair keep the concept going. Don passed away in 2007, but the product of his vision remains. The trout that stock the ponds are reared on the property in a variety of growing ponds. The good quality water they live in contribute to the wonderful flavour of our trout. The water that is provided for drinking and the spas is high quality water with excellent mineral qualities, it is also filtered. The lamb & beef products on the menu come from our own flock; they are pasture fed so giving a wonderful flavour. We pursue organic & sustainable principles.

Pyrenees Pantry - Local Produce & giftware in a cozy cafe atmosphere. Call in for a coffee, wine or lunch & browse our giftware & range of local goodies! We are open 7 days (closed for public holidays) for Breakfast and Lunch Hours 9.00am - 4.30pm.

Mitiamo Store is a general store located in the small town of Mitiamo, Victoria. The store is owned and operated by Jill. Jill is known for her friendly and helpful service, and she always goes the extra mile to make sure her customers are happy. Mitiamo Store offers a wide range of products and services, including groceries, takeaway food, liquor, petrol, diesel, bottled gas, phone recharge, and eftpos. The store is also home to the Mitiamo Tavern, which serves beers, mixed spirits, and food.

Pyramid Hill Bakery Cafe is a delightful culinary haven nestled in the heart of the charming Pyramid Hill community. A beloved local establishment, our bakery cafe is renowned for its mouthwatering array of freshly baked goods and delectable treats. From artisanal bread and pastries to scrumptious cakes and cookies, every item is handcrafted with love and the finest ingredients. Our passionate bakers take pride in preserving time-honored baking traditions, creating a cozy ambiance that warmly welcomes visitors to savor the taste of homemade goodness. Beyond our delectable bakery delights, we offer a delightful menu of savory items, including gourmet sandwiches, wholesome salads, and soul-nurturing soups. With an emphasis on locally sourced ingredients and community support, Pyramid Hill Bakery Cafe serves as a gathering place where friends, families, and neighbors come together to enjoy exceptional food and heartwarming hospitality.

We are a small country pub with friendly staff and a cozy warm atmosphere. We offer traditional pub grub meals and a cultural experience you should experience when you are in Koondrook and Barham. The original Koondrook Hotel opened in 1880 and it has been the meeting place for travellers and traders for more than 100 years. Set in historic Koondrook within walking distance of your accommodation in town and across the Murray River in Barham.