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The Best Restaurants in Docklands, Melbourne (VIC)
InsiderChinese
38 Siddeley Street,
3008,
Docklands (VIC)
189 reviews
Average price $85
Australian
850 Collins Street,
3008,
Melbourne (VIC)
19 reviews
Average price $45
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Seafood
116 Newquay Promenade,
3008,
Docklands (VIC)
108 reviews
Average price $60 Accepts Yums
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Australian
45 New Quay Promenade,
3008,
Docklands (VIC)
615 reviews
Average price $45
Australian
Collins Square,
3008,
Docklands (VIC)
German
737 Bourke St,
3008,
Docklands (VIC)
Mediterranean
18-38 Siddeley St,
3008,
Docklands (VIC)
Average price $55
Greek
The District Docklands Shop CW14A, 440 Docklands Drive,
3008,
Docklands (VIC)
Average price $40
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The Best Restaurants in Docklands, Melbourne (VIC)
With a view of the Yarra River on one side and a parkland on the other, the Melbourne suburb of Docklands is a technology park and business centre. Two bridges, the Webb Bridge and the Jim Stynes Bridge, connect Docklands to South Wharf. As you walk around the area, you won’t miss the contemporary art sculptures that each have their own theme, such as history and future, land and sea, or culture and technology. Docklands is also home to a giant waterfront ferris wheel, giving visitors an aerial view of Melbourne.
Indulge your taste buds at a number of waterfront restaurants. There are casual eateries housed in warehouse conversions, luxurious Italian restaurants and a multi-purpose venue featuring a restaurant, bar and event space.