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The Best Restaurants in Windsor, Melbourne (VIC)
InsiderEuropean
412 High St,
3181,
Windsor (VIC)
159 reviews
Average price $80 american express Welcome
Mexican
104 chapel street,
3181,
Windsor (VIC)
483 reviews
Average price $60
Turkish
68 Chapel Street,
3181,
Windsor (VIC)
922 reviews
Average price $35 american express Welcome
Australian
168 Greville Street,
3181,
Prahran (VIC)
335 reviews
Average price $40 american express Welcome
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122 High St,
3181,
Windsor
120 reviews
Average price $45 american express Welcome
Australian
42 Punt Road,
3181,
Windsor (VIC)
68 reviews
Average price $40 Accepts Yums
French
32 Commercial Road,
3181,
Prahran (VIC)
601 reviews
Average price $85 american express Welcome
Australian
420 High Street,
3181,
Prahran
361 reviews
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Chinese
162 Commercial Rd.,
3181,
Prahran (VIC)
269 reviews
Average price $45 american express Welcome
European
78 Williams Road,
3181,
Prahran
Japanese
99 Chapel ST,
3181,
Windsor
Steak
162-164 Commercial Road,
3181,
Prahran (VIC)
Average price $35 american express Welcome
The Best Restaurants in Windsor, Melbourne (VIC)
Windsor is a tiny but very trendy suburb, located in the inner suburbs of Melbourne. The Windsor end of Chapel Street is full of niche restaurants, cafes and bars, including a very cool ‘hidden doorway’ bar, Jungle Boy, behind a sandwich shop. There’s a very friendly, local community feel, and the area is very accessible by train and tram.
Windsor plays host to lots of small, intimate bars, like old favourite Borsch, Vodka and Tears. Hawker Hall is a large, open restaurant which was inspired by Singaporean and Malaysian street stalls. It’s loved by young and old and serves food well into the late hours of the evening. Try Hanoi Hannah for authentic Vietnamese, or Tokyo Tina by the same owners (make sure you have the bao). Amok serves up great Cambodian food, while for your caffeine fix, ask for a ‘Magic’ at the school of Seven Bells and they’ll sort you out. On a Sunday morning, wander the artsy graffiti covered laneways where you’ll find plenty of cafes to sort you out for breakfast.