Tag: Fine dining

Things you can only eat in the city

Where to find the city's most iconic dishes.

Mesa Verde

A contemporary Mexican restaurant and home to the country's largest collection of agave spirits.

Chinatown’s most iconic restaurants

These restaurants are some of the oldest and most loved in Melbourne's famous Chinatown precinct.

Masani

An iconic Italian restaurant with remarkable food and an exemplary wine list.

789 Korean BBQ

Bringing a sleek, modern twist to traditional Korean dining in the heart of Melbourne.

La Madonna Restaurant and Bar

Located in Next Hotel, La Madonna is where French finesse meets Italian soul.

Bistro de Paris

In North Melbourne, serving classic French food in a relaxed atmosphere.

Tonka

Indian-inspired cuisine with unique dishes and cocktails celebrating the spices of the subcontinent.

Crystal Jade Melbourne

Serving modern contemporary Cantonese cuisine in Chinatown.

Nomad

Upbeat restaurant on Flinders Lane, serving contemporary cuisine with Middle Eastern accents.

Chin Chin

A fast-paced hawker-style dining sensation serving Thai-inspired food.

Angliss Restaurant

The William Angliss Institute's flagship venue and home of the Great Chef program.

Pier 35 Bar and Grill

Come and dine at one of Port Melbourne’s most loved waterfront venues.

The best restaurants for a long lunch in Melbourne

Whether it's a special occasion or a catch-up with friends, lock in a long lunch at these spots.

Gaylord Indian Restaurant

A unique dining experience that celebrates the rich and diverse flavours of the Indian subcontinent.

Red Emperor

Yum cha and traditional Chinese delights are served at this Southgate institution.

A foodie's guide to Flinders Lane

The best restaurants on Melbourne's famous dining strip.

Edwin Wine Bar and Cellar

Edwin Wine Bar and Cellar celebrates Victorian wines paired with seasonal dining.

Hoiana

Bringing the flavours of Hoi An to Little Bourke Street.

Askal

Melbourne’s newest contemporary Filipino restaurant and bar.