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Where to eat in Melbourne
Melbourne is one of the world's great food cities, and this guide covers restaurants from the CBD laneways to Carlton, St Kilda, South Yarra and beyond, plus the Mornington Peninsula an hour south.
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Featured Venues
Chosen by Food and Wine with Love
Mesa Verde
Operating since 2013, the venue balances Mexican culinary traditions with a contemporary Melbourne approach.
The Brass Monkey
The Brass Monkey Cronulla is a lively bar and music venue serving standout cocktails, beers and late-night bites with live entertainment.
Denmark House
Danish restaurant and Akvavit bar on Level 3 of Little Bourke Street, home to the Melbourne Danish Club.
Ten Square Cafe
Ten Square Cafe is a breakfast and brunch cafe on Hardware Street, close to Melbourne Central Station.
Roti Bar
Malaysian and Indian diner on Little Collins Street, famous for its weekend banana leaf buffet and roti canai.
CQ Bar
Multi-room cocktail bar on Queen Street offering craft beers, a late-night sharing menu and function spaces.
Makan
Makan is a modern Indonesian restaurant at 360 Collins Street in Melbourne's CBD, founded by sisters Tasia and Gracia Seger.
Sara Craft Ramen & Bar
Sara Craft Ramen & Bar is a Japanese ramen bar on Little Lonsdale Street in Melbourne's CBD, specialising in craft broths.
Luci
Luci is a contemporary Australian restaurant inside Melbourne's historic Equity Chambers building at 472 Bourke Street.
Vapiano - Flinders Lane
Vapiano Flinders Lane serves fresh pasta, hand-stretched pizza, salads and cocktails at 334 Flinders Lane, with access from Collins Street.
Maccaroni Trattoria
Open for around 15 years, the trattoria focuses on classic Italian food and Sicilian influences, with pasta central to the offering.
The Bank on Collins
The Bank on Collins is a restaurant and bar on Collins Street, in the heritage-listed former Bank of Australasia.
