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  • Pink dining chairs at tables outside Miss Pickle.
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  • Looking down on plates of meat, pita bread with dips and mezze.
  • A hand holding a souvlaki with chips and tzatziki.

Miss Pickle

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Miss Pickle brings bold Mediterranean flavours to QV Melbourne. Inspired by the real Miss Pickle, who emigrated to Australia in 1971, the kitchen prepares everything fresh using traditional methods and quality local produce.

The menu centres on souvlaki and gyros (build your own or open-style), grilled meats, falafel, halloumi, mezze plates and generous sides. Signature house dips and the popular Lebonade sit alongside classic favourites from Greek and broader Mediterranean kitchens.

Located on Constance Stone Lane at QV, it’s a relaxed spot for lunch, dinner or a casual catch-up in the heart of the city. Dine in or take away.

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Day Times
Monday
  • 11am - 8pm 11am - 8pm
Tuesday
  • 11am - 8pm 11am - 8pm
Wednesday
  • 11am - 8pm 11am - 8pm
Thursday
  • 11am - 8pm 11am - 8pm
Friday
  • 11am - 8pm 11am - 8pm
Saturday
  • 11am - 8pm 11am - 8pm
Sunday
  • 11am - 8pm 11am - 8pm

Location

Miss Pickle 1971 | QV
Constance Stone Ln
Melbourne 3004

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  • telephone number: 03 7082 9513
  • email address: qv@misspickle.com.au
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