Pt. Leo Estate

What a stunning place! We had such a wonderful time exploring the beautiful gardens. Everything was absolutely immaculate — the grounds are so well maintained, spotless, and full of life. We loved walking through the gardens, admiring the incredible sculptures, and taking the time to read about each and every one of them. It was such a peaceful and inspiring experience. We also enjoyed a fantastic wine tasting. The sommelier was excellent — knowledgeable, engaging, and full of passion for the wines. We learned so much, and obviously had to buy a bottle to take home. It was a perfect experience from start to finish. Five out of five — brilliant in every way. Thank you for such a memorable visit!

What a stunning location in nice weather. As a Google reviewer my main interest is the cuisine. I had the pleasure of attending a formal 3 course lunch and I was impressed most especially by the degree in which the chef's source from the local region! Down to the salad leaves! 🥗 As I appreciate the snapper is local, I think the chefs could do it better justice than grilling as the corners dry too much. I know a batter or crumb wouldn't look as fancy but it may keep the moisture in a bit better. Whilst I found the diners a little bit la-dee-da and pretentious that's not in control of the owners. This just might be because I am from interstate and not used to Victorians haha. It might also be because the Australian cuisine is 🇫🇷French inspired. Photos of dishes in order: 🐟 Yellowfin tuna eschabeche, olasgati anchovies, pickled quindilla and oxheart tomatoes 🍥 Savoury burnt basque cheesecake, heirloom carrots 🎏 Wood roasted snapper, estate NV sparkling beurre blanc, toasted almonds, charred broccolini 🥩 Flinders+Co "Vintage reserve" beef eye fillet, sauce au poirvre vert, charred shallots, brandy 🍮 Passionfruit cremeux, caramel sauce, mango sorbet, elderflower

A Refined Experience at Pt. Leo Estate – Where Wine Meets Art and Elegance As a wine lover, visiting Pt. Leo Estate was nothing short of exceptional. Nestled along the stunning Mornington Peninsula, the estate offered a perfect blend of sophistication, natural beauty, and world-class craftsmanship. From the moment I arrived, I was captivated by the serene vineyard views and the elegant design of the space; a true celebration of art, nature, and fine wine. The quality of the wines was remarkable, each glass showcasing depth, balance, and character that reflected the passion behind every bottle. The staff were knowledgeable and attentive, elevating the tasting experience with their expertise and warmth. Every detail; from the presentation to the pairing suggestions, felt thoughtfully curated, turning a simple wine tasting into a memorable sensory journey. Pt. Leo Estate is more than a destination for wine; it’s an experience that engages every sense. It reminds you why great wine isn’t just tasted, it’s felt, shared, and remembered long after the final sip.

A group of us came to Pt. Leo Estate in Flinders on a Saturday afternoon for a birthday lunch. The winery is situated on Victoria's pristine Mornington Peninsula and the estate is home to 50 acres of vines, sculpture park and restaurant. It is a really idealic and beautiful location, in which the restaurant and winery overlook the vineyards and bay. On arrival, I joined the birthday girl and others at the bar, whilst waiting for our restaurant table to be ready. A bartender told me that I wouldn't be allowed to sit at the bar, as we had reached our maximum capacity of group of 7. After looking around and seeing about 30 available seats from nearby tables, and counting 7 of us at the bar, she said that it was okay for me to stay there. This was a bit of a negative experience as her attitude towards me felt very hostile, and not a pleasant way to be greeted. After being seated for lunch at around 1:30pm, we were guided through the menu by a waiter, and we all ordered our drinks and selected our mains. Despite our booking being from 1:30pm for lunch, we did not receive our entrees until 2:48pm, so it was a very long wait. Our main meals did not arrive until 3:36pm, and dessert arrived at 4:14pm. Fortunately, we were all enjoying ourselves and the dining experience, but that is far too long to be waiting for our food, especially since we had pre-booked this birthday event months in advance. Additionally, there were 4 people on our table with dietary requirements. The waiter (accidentally) made an error and gave one of the celiac girls an entree with gluten in it, which could have been quite detrimental to her had she eaten it. After alerting the staff of this, they were quite apologetic and the manager came up to her personally to apologise and inform her that she had reminded the waiters and kitchen staff of our table's dietary intolerances and allergies. They were kind enough to waive the fee for some of our hot beverages as a compensation for making the dietary error. After our dining experience, we went for a short walk to look at the sculpture park. It was a very windy and chilly day, so we didn't stick around for too long after that. Overall, Pt. Leo Estate is a very beautiful estate with winery and vineyard. The food was tasty, but the wait times were extremely long. The customer service was reasonable, but at times needed improvement in terms of friendliness and ensuring dietary intolerances were considered.

We had a milestone celebration and was looking for something a little bit "special" we had heard about Pt Leo Laura restaurant, so decided to give it a go. It certainly did not disappoint. Our table gave us plenty of room to enjoy a panoramic view of the sculpture park and coastline. The service and attention was at the right level and the food was magnificent - from the amuse bouche, flambe lobster at the table to the final coffee we had an amazing dining experience. I would definitely recommend, make sure there is plenty of room on your credit card, but worth every cent. 👍👍👍👍👍

Bringing the children to this sculpture park winery felt like stepping into a canvas where art and nature blend seamlessly. The open lawns were dotted with sculptures — some lively, some solemn — each quietly telling its own story. The kids ran freely, full of curiosity as they explored the harmony of art and nature, while I savored a glass of fragrant wine, taking in the beauty all around. A gentle breeze swept through, and in the distance, the vineyard shimmered softly under the sunlight. In that moment, artistic inspiration, the calm of nature, and the laughter of my children intertwined, creating an unforgettable and precious experience. I’ll be recommending this place to many more friends!

Came here for lunch and from the moment you step in you get great customer service and attentive throughout. Had king crab pasta which had a nice tasty sauce and Octopus for entree. Had the Snapper and Barramundi with brussel sprouts and anna pomme for sides. Chardonny and Pinot Noir complemented the meals well. Overall tasty and a wonderful experience followed by a complimentary diner to view the sculptures.

We had an amazing lunch at Pt. Leo Estate. The octopus and wood-fired snapper were both absolutely delicious — fresh, perfectly cooked, and full of flavour. The highlight, though, was the service. Our waiter was fantastic, treating us to a range of different wines to try, opening our eyes to new flavours and styles we wouldn’t normally choose. It really elevated the whole experience. The only downside was the atmosphere inside — it felt a bit hectic, with lots of tables packed in quite close together and plenty of kids running around. Would’ve loved a bit more space to enjoy the setting. Overall though, incredible food, outstanding service, and definitely worth a visit.

Pt Leo Estate is a large winery that offers wine tasting experience. The outside landscape is breathtaking with beautiful large unique sculptures. Thee is a great selection of wine, that is nicely stocked and available for purchase. Given the elegance of the setup inside the main hall, I have instantly raised the bar. My eyes are set on the wine tasting area with 2 counters on each side of the drink bar. There are 3 options for wine tasting:- $15 for Estate Wine $25 for Red Wine $30 for premium wine. The Estate Wine option is for 3 white wine, one rose and one red wine. I opted for the red wine option that offers 5 different wine to taste: 3 Pinot Noir of 2019, 2020 and 2021, 2 Shiraz of 2021 and 2023. I am expecting to have a knowledgeable host pouring each wine into the glass, explaining the variety, ageing process and characteristics. I had none of that, or at most a dull murmur of what he was pouring into the glass, with a straight poker-face expression, depressed and devoid of energy, too tired to go though any explanations. He has taken away my urge to swirl the glass and bring the glass to my nose to savour any aroma. I was left with sipping my wine fast enough in order not to look at the barman. It was that painful. Hopefully, you will find a more vivid host with some energy for you to gain a deeper appreciation of craftsmanship and passion that goes into each bottle, and making your every sip of wine more meaningful. My star review is for the wine that is quite descent. Not great, but worth a try.