An outside view of the second floor of the restaurant.

An outside view of the second floor of the restaurant.

Wide view of the restaurant.

Wide view of the restaurant.

The front door is quite heavy and must be pulled outwards.

The front door is quite heavy and must be pulled outwards.

The font entrance area.

The font entrance area.

View of the ground floor bar at night. Photo credit @Andre Wihardjo.

View of the ground floor bar at night. Photo credit @Andre Wihardjo.

Lift access to the second floor.

Lift access to the second floor.

Look at the dining area on the 2nd floor. Photo credit @Marco Wong via Google Maps.

Look at the dining area on the 2nd floor. Photo credit @Marco Wong via Google Maps.

Look at the bar on the 2nd floor. Photo credit @Matthias Reisinger via Google Maps.

Look at the bar on the 2nd floor. Photo credit @Matthias Reisinger via Google Maps.

Another angle of the dining area on the 2nd floor. Photo credit @Matthias Reisinger via Google Maps.

Another angle of the dining area on the 2nd floor. Photo credit @Matthias Reisinger via Google Maps.

Accessible bathroom inside the building with a backrest and grabrails. Photo credit @Access with Ash.

Accessible bathroom inside the building with a backrest and grabrails. Photo credit @Access with Ash.

Ramped entrance for cars and people.

Ramped entrance for cars and people.

Accessible parking on the property with a charger for electric vehicles.

Accessible parking on the property with a charger for electric vehicles.

View of the accessible parking bay from the front.

View of the accessible parking bay from the front.

Additional accessible parking can be found across the road in the Jacka Blvd Parking area.

Additional accessible parking can be found across the road in the Jacka Blvd Parking area.

Additional accessible bathroom located next door beside the St Kilda Life Saving Club.

Additional accessible bathroom located next door beside the St Kilda Life Saving Club.

    Stokehouse in St Kilda offers a stylish beachside dining experience with striking modern architecture and vibrant coastal views. Whether enjoying the ground floor bar or taking in the scenery from the main dining room upstairs, it provides a warm and memorable spot for a meal by the water. Accessibility is well integrated into the venue, featuring step-free entrance pathways and elevator access to the upper-level dining area. Inside, the dining tables are generously spaced with wide, clear pathways for easy movement. There is also a wheelchair-accessible toilet on-site equipped with grab rails and a backrest.

    Note that there is outdoor seating behind the building but there is a slight step on the back entrance's door.

    If you would like to get in touch before your visit, contact details including phone, website, and email can be found on this listing.

    Accessible parking
    There is a perpendicular accessible parking bay at the front entrance, equipped with an electric car charger. There are two additional parking bays across the road in the Jacka Blvd Parking area (75m from entrance).

    Accessible toilets
    There is an accessible bathroom on-site. Additionally, there is another accessible bathroom next door beside the St Kilda Life Saving Club.

    Most areas accessible
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    Wheelchair accessible toilet
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    Generous space
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    Outside tables available

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