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The Best Restaurants in Melbourne (VIC)
1,143 restaurants
Australian
308-320 City Road,
3006,
Southbank (VIC)
131 reviews
Average price $47
Mediterranean
227-229 Camberwell Road,
3123,
Hawthorn East (VIC)
151 reviews
Average price $55
Australian
34 Chapel St,
3181,
Windsor (NSW)
7 reviews
Italian
29-31 Blessington Street,
3182,
St Kilda (VIC)
44 reviews
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Australian
2 Kananook Creek Boulevard,
3199,
Frankston (VIC)
62 reviews
InsiderFine Dining
159 Domain Road,
3141,
South Yarra (VIC)
296 reviews
Average price $135
Italian
104 High Street,
3070,
Northcote (VIC)
47 reviews
Italian
38 Portman Street,
3166,
Oakleigh (VIC)
51 reviews
Average price $35
Australian
1-5 Leake St,
3040,
Essendon (VIC)
17 reviews
Australian
105 Swan Street,
3121,
Richmond (NSW)
79 reviews
Average price $45
Italian
135 Flinders Lane,
3000,
Melbourne (VIC)
19 reviews
Average price $55
European
260 Collins St,
3000,
Melbourne (VIC)
61 reviews
Average price $35
Australian
13 Ballarat St,
3013,
Yarraville (VIC)
125 reviews
Average price $35
Spanish
Shop 18
Harbour Plaza
11 Thompson Road,
3197,
Patterson Lakes (VIC)
209 reviews
Average price $65
Australian
37 South Wharf Promenade,
3006,
South Wharf (VIC)
126 reviews
Average price $35
Greek
300 Queens Parade,
3068,
Fitzroy North (VIC)
50 reviews
Australian
3185 Warburton Hwy,
3799,
Warburton (VIC)
61 reviews
Average price $55
Australian
215 - 217 Sturt Street,
3006,
Southbank (VIC)
102 reviews
Average price $35
Australian
339 Racecourse Road,
3031,
Kensington (NSW)
79 reviews
Average price $20
Italian
15 Gertrude Street,
3065,
Fitzroy (VIC)
512 reviews
Average price $55 Accepts Yums
Indian
16 McLeans Rd,
3083,
Bundoora (VIC)
28 reviews
Average price $20
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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