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Hook, line and… chicken?

As the name suggests, Hook and Chook serves chicken, fish and chips to the Bunyip community, as well as fresh salads, delicious vegetables, cold drinks, tea and coffee, and catering services.

Open seven days a week, Hook and Chook prides itself on its great team of staff who treat their customers with respect and warmth, alongside providing delicious and nutritious meals.

As well as offering a one-stop shop for great food and fantastic service, Hook and Chook is also strongly committed to assisting the local community, providing catering services to the CFA after they respond to incidents, as well as sponsoring local sporting clubs.

With the winter menu featuring tasty vegetable options beginning soon, check out Hook and Chook on Facebook for the latest menu, competitions and events, as well as to find out whether you are eligible for local delivery. Search for Hook and Chook Bunyip on Facebook.

Hook and Chook is located at 9-10 Main Street, Bunyip. For more information, phone 5616 2956 or email hookandchookbunyip@gmail.com.

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