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The Best Restaurants in South Wharf, Melbourne (VIC)
Insider
3 Queensbridge St,
3006,
Southbank (VIC)
1,684 reviews
Average price $65
Australian
Southgate Restaurant & Shopping Precinct,
3006,
Southbank (VIC)
253 reviews
Average price $35
German
Southgate Restaurant & Shopping Precinct,
3006,
Southbank (VIC)
273 reviews
Average price $45
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Pizzeria
Freshwater Pl,
3006,
Southbank (VIC)
207 reviews
Average price $30
Pub grub
Southgate Restaurant & Shopping Precinct,
3006,
Southbank (VIC)
431 reviews
Average price $35
Japanese
Southgate Arts & Leisure Precinct, 3 Southgate Ave,
3006,
Southbank (VIC)
248 reviews
Average price $70
Pizzeria
Shop MR2 3 Southgate Avenue,
3006,
Southbank (VIC)
1,926 reviews
Average price $60
Shop 18 -198 Whiteman StreetCrown Entertainment Complex,
3006,
Southbank (VIC)
395 reviews
Average price $115
Australian
35 Coventry St,
3006,
Southbank (VIC)
239 reviews
Average price $30
Australian
6 Riverside Quay,
3006,
Southbank (VIC)
197 reviews
Average price $50
InsiderJapanese
8 Whiteman Street,
3006,
Southbank (VIC)
208 reviews
Average price $105
8 Whiteman Street,
3006,
Southbank (VIC)
Average price $85
InsiderFrench
Crown RiverwalkCrown Melbourne10/8 Whiteman St,
3006,
Southbank (VIC)
Average price $85
InsiderSeafood
Level 1 Crown TowersCrown Melbourne8 Whiteman Street,
3006,
Southbank (VIC)
72 reviews
Average price $105
Australian
8 Whiteman StreetCrown Entertainment Complex,
3006,
Southbank (VIC)
Average price $45
Australian
Crown Melbourne8 Whiteman Street,
3006,
Southbank (VIC)
Average price $65
Frequently Asked Questions
The Best Restaurants in South Wharf, Melbourne (VIC)
The South Wharf area of Melbourne is just a short walk across the bridge to Flinders Street Station and Federation Square. The whole strip is lined with restaurants that cater to tourists and Melbournians alike. Weekend drinks and long lunches along the river are popular, especially at waterfront restaurant bar The Arbory and its sister summertime bar, Arbory Afloat, which pops up on the water itself. To cater for the full spectrum of international clientele, you can get your hands on any cuisine you fancy.
The Arts Centre and National Gallery of Victoria are up one end of the strip, while Crown Casino and high-end shopping can be found at the other. The area is full of hotels, with new options popping up all the time (think Ink for young hipsters or Shadowplay at Peppers). Enjoy strolls along the river and city views to a backdrop of street performers and the renowned flame display outside Crown. For a bit of fun, try Ponyfish Bar, smack bang in the middle of the river.