The Best Restaurants in Melbourne (VIC)
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The Best Restaurants in Melbourne (VIC)
1,154 restaurants
Indian
205 Swan Street,
3121,
Richmond (NSW)
57 reviews
Average price $30
InsiderTraditional cuisine
84 Dudley Street,
3003,
West Melbourne (VIC)
78 reviews
Average price $90
InsiderFine Dining
59 Cardigan Place,
3206,
Albert Park (VIC)
211 reviews
Average price $65
Italian
225 Melville Road,
3044,
Pascoe Vale South (VIC)
123 reviews
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Australian
27/2 Wells Street,
3199,
Frankston (VIC)
6 reviews
InsiderFine Dining
Basement, 221 Queen Street,
3000,
Melbourne (VIC)
140 reviews
Average price $95
Indian
57 High Street,
3146,
Glen Iris (VIC)
9 reviews
Australian
9 Fitzroy St,
3182,
St Kilda (VIC)
445 reviews
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InsiderSteak
133 Russell Street,
3000,
Melbourne (VIC)
520 reviews
Average price $75
Italian
528 Mt Alexander Road,
3032,
Ascot Vale (VIC)
36 reviews
Average price $45
Italian
L1, 399 Lt Lonsdale St,
3000,
Melbourne (VIC)
527 reviews
Mexican
104 chapel street,
3181,
Windsor (NSW)
433 reviews
Average price $60
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Indian
45 Bourke Street,
3000,
Melbourne (VIC)
98 reviews
Vietnamese
293-295 Smith Street,
3065,
Fitzroy (VIC)
31 reviews
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Indian
174 Queen Street,
3000,
Melbourne (VIC)
176 reviews
International
270 Collins Street,
3000,
Melbourne (VIC)
27 reviews
Average price $55
Fine Dining
199 Gertrude St,
3065,
Fitzroy (VIC)
94 reviews
Indian
1/47 Burgundy St,
3084,
Heidelberg (VIC)
3 reviews
Eastern European
313 Coventry St,
3205,
South Melbourne (VIC)
53 reviews
Spanish
513 Elizabeth Street,
3000,
Melbourne (VIC)
68 reviews
Average price $35
The Best Restaurants in Melbourne (VIC)
Often referred to as Australia’s gourmet capital, Melbourne is a city that is simmering with gastronomic creativity. Known for its exceptional coffee, you can wander the busy inner city streets exploring the unique street art or head to the suburbs to experience the city’s multicultural DNA.
If you feel like pizza or pasta, you can’t go past Lygon Street or ‘Little Italy’ as it is known to locals. Visit Chinatown where you have your choice from almost 100 eateries offering authentic dishes from Asia. Or visit the CBD where you’ll find a thriving Greek community running delis, souvlaki joints and bakeries that will make you feel like you’re visiting Greece.
Melbourne’s chefs are innovative and renowned around the world, if you love to try dishes that push the envelope and get excited about eating something weird then this is the city for you.
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