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Reine & La Rue

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Housed in the original stock exchange of Melbourne, this 1891 gothic revival style heritage-listed building has been transformed into an elegant restaurant and cocktail bar, and is Nomad Group's lavish and opulent addition to the city's dining scene.

Experience their take on French fare in the 150-seat Reine restaurant that inhabits the elaborate Cathedral Room, from small bites and entrées to wood fired meats and the raw seafood bar shucking oysters to order. The 10-metre long bar is the place to perch to enjoy the history and theatre of the room with classic cocktail in hand while perusing the extensive wine list showcasing wines from around the world.

For a different experience, try La Rue, their dark, intimate 8-seater bar sitting off the courtyard outside the main dining room of Reine, for walk-ins only.

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Monday
  • Closed
Tuesday
  • 12pm - 9.30pm 12pm - 9.30pm
Wednesday
  • 12pm - 9.30pm 12pm - 9.30pm
Thursday
  • 12pm - 10pm 12pm - 10pm
Friday
  • 12pm - 10pm 12pm - 10pm
Saturday
  • 12pm - 10pm 12pm - 10pm
Sunday
  • Closed

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Reine & La Rue
380 Collins St
Melbourne 3000

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