St Kilda Pier Kiosk

Serving coffee, artisan gelato, salads & toasted sandwiches every day and fish & chips on weekends & public holidays.

With a vibe that combines a casual yet inviting ambiance, St Kilda Pier Kiosk is the perfect place to unwind after a stroll along the pier.

It offers both takeaway and dine-in service options, catering to those who want to enjoy a meal on the go or settle in for a more relaxed experience.

The menu features a selection of drinks, including refreshing beers, wines, and coffee, ideal for pairing with your favorite snack or meal. Whether you're craving a chilled beer after a sunny walk or a warm coffee to kickstart your day, the kiosk has you covered.

The combination of great food, beautiful views, and a welcoming atmosphere makes St Kilda Pier Kiosk a must-visit spot for anyone in the area.

Whether you're looking to enjoy a peaceful moment by the water or catch up with friends, this kiosk offers the perfect setting to make your visit memorable.

The St Kilda Pavilion is an historic kiosk located at the end of St Kilda Pier is known locally as St Kilda Kiosk.

The St Kilda Pier Kiosk has reopened! March 2026

After being closed for five years, the kiosk is back under new management - serving coffee, artisan gelato, toasties and salads from their waterfront kiosk. Craving something fried?

Indulge in their fish and chips, available on weekends and public holidays.

KIOSK TRADING HOURS*

Open weekends & public holidays
Opening hours: 9am till late

HERITAGE

St Kilda Pier's History dates back to 1853 when the St Kilda Pier and Jetty Company constructed a wooden jetty to assist the early settlers in unloading timber, building materials and firewood to St Kilda. Not long after its construction the small jetty fell victim to a stormy Port Phillip Bay and was washed away. Various forms of piers were constructed at St Kilda in the 1800s as the demand for a larger pier grew with the ever increasing trade to and from the area.

The St Kilda Pavilion was originally built in 1904 as Parer's Pavilion and later renamed Kirby's Kiosk.

Sadly, the historic Kiosk burnt down on 11 September 2003, but the newly built kiosk was constructed in accordance with the original plans from 1904. The building has been listed on the Victorian Heritage Register since 1984.

Original kiosk plans from 1903, historic photos and surviving iron lacework from the arson-destroyed kiosk were used as guides to faithfully reproduce the look of the original historic and much loved structure.

The kiosk complex now sits on a concrete slab supported by 29 new timber pylons, to ensure minimum wear and movement.



Happens: Saturday, Sunday

Time: 9am till late



 St Kilda Pier View Venue
 Pier Road,  St Kilda Victoria 3182 Map



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