Search hotels in Dimboola

The Bakery in Dimboola have amazing pies. So much meat in them and little pastry, Coffee was fantastic. Only stayed one night due to attending a funeral, but will definitely be back, everyone in town very pleasant

We arrived in Dimboola towards the end of the day, so most shops were closing, however I meet Rick who runs the Desert Blooms Nursery, and found a few things I was looking for. He was very nice and gave us a little history on the town which was helpful when we went out for dinner.

The takeaway in Dimboola was closed (for 3 weeks) coinciding with my stay (5 days). This limited eating options to just 1 pub, the Victoria Hotel. This a good venue. Spent my whole stay cycling. Didn't attempt any other sight seeing.

Only stopped through for a night, but the local pub, the Victoria Hotel, was a genuine country pub where the locals and travelers alike could stop in for a drink and a meal. Recommend booking for the bistro in the pub. They fit us in at short notice, but it was pretty busy. The bartenders also let us know there's a small brewery looking to open up soon, so that could be another good reason to visit in the future.

So much to do in town and the area. Charming town, friendly locals, excellent food at Victoria Hotel, & Cat Clarke's restaurant which featured local produce & bush tucker. Lake Tyrell and the silo art in the area are well worth your time!

Great pub, some lovely historic buildings and very interesting, quirky and fun shops - great shops for Vintage collectors. I'd recommend the Pub, visiting the Pink Lake (salt) and drive to the Stick Shed in Murtoa for a visit. Lots of history in the area. Take snacks, drinks and food because there is not a lot outside of Dimboola if you're driving throughout the day.