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The Best Restaurants in South Melbourne, Melbourne (VIC)
Greek
270 Park street,
3205,
South Melbourne (VIC)
115 reviews
Average price $20
Vegetarian
225 Clarendon Street,
3205,
South Melbourne (VIC)
251 reviews
Average price $45
Australian
181 Bank Street, South Melbourne VIC, Australia,
3205,
South Melbourne (VIC)
261 reviews
Average price $65
Australian
505-507 City Rd,
3205,
South Melbourne (VIC)
105 reviews
Average price $25
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Pub grub
435 Clarendon Street,
3205,
South Melbourne (VIC)
158 reviews
Average price $75
Australian
280 Ferrars Street,
3205,
South Melbourne (VIC)
198 reviews
Average price $35
Australian
139 Cecil Street,
3205,
South Melbourne (VIC)
153 reviews
Average price $30
Indian
235 Clarendon Street,
3205,
South Melbourne (VIC)
Mexican
293 Clarendon St,
3205,
South Melbourne (VIC)
12 reviews
Average price $35
Eastern European
313 Coventry St,
3205,
South Melbourne (VIC)
66 reviews
Average price $20
Australian
193 Montague Street,
3205,
South Melbourne (VIC)
Average price $75
Pub grub
2 Raglan St (Cnr Eastern Rd),
3205,
South Melbourne (VIC)
Average price $45
19 Park St,
3205,
South Melbourne (VIC)
Average price $55
Frequently Asked Questions
The Best Restaurants in South Melbourne, Melbourne (VIC)
Located just three kilometres from the city centre South Melbourne is situated between the south bank of the Yarra River and Port Phillip Bay. As an inner suburb, its history is linked with the fortunes, growth and expansion of Melbourne itself, reflected in its magnificent and ornate civic buildings including the much-loved South Melbourne Town Hall. Originally known as Emerald Hill it became its own city and was renamed South Melbourne in 1883.
One of the highlights of the suburb and the heart of the community is the South Melbourne Market, which not only sells fresh produce but also runs a program of events including regular Night Markets. Clarendon Street runs through the centre of the suburb and lined with restaurants, cafes and shops.