Restaurants in Melbourne, VIC with opening hours - page 29
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66 Koornang Rd, Melbourne, 3163
(03) 9530 4888
Saigon Mamma receives numerous praises for their delicious tasty Vietnamese dishes, large portions, and excellent customer service. Many customers recommend trying the pho and dumplings, rice rolls, and various other menu items. The restaurant is quite busy and popular, with friendly and kind staff. Some customers highlight the good value for money and reasonable pricing. 
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Shop 2/98, Edwards Rd, Melbourne, 3550
(03) 5441 7556
Customers frequently commend the delicious dumplings, spring rolls, and quick service at Dumpling Kitchen Kennington in Melbourne. Some have issues with the wait times for food and the quality of certain dishes, such as the Hokkien Mee having too little vegetables and an excessive amount of sweetness. 
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Shop 22, Collins Square, 717 Collins St, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9620 2574
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Shop 10, 48 Windorah Drive Featherbrook Shopping Centre, Melbourne, 3030
(03) 8376 4768
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212 Berkeley St, Melbourne, 3053
0415 829 342
The Haymarket Place Cafe is a hidden gem in Melbourne, praised for its delicious and reasonably priced food, fresh coffee, and friendly service. Customers appreciate the diverse menu, accommodating various dietary preferences, and the cozy, charming atmosphere. The staff are known for their helpfulness and attentiveness, making the experience enjoyable for all. Vegetarian, gluten-free, and vegan options are widely available. 
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287 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9639 8888
Gyoza Gyoza is a Japanese Izakaya style bar in Melbourne. What is an izakaya? Izakayas are very popular in Japan; they are similar to pubs, with a menu of small-sized dishes, great drinks and a warm atmosphere all of equal importance. When visiting Gyoza Gyoza, you will enjoy the truly unique dining experience of a Japanese style eatery. The best part? Every dish is priced from just $6.80. Their aim is to bring you the most authentic Japanese restaurant experience in Melbourne. Open now
287 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9663 3316
From the owners of Melbourne's longest and best-known Greek establishment, Stalactites, comes an exciting new one-stop shop for the best souvlakis. Open now
287 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne, 3000
Try the Yo-Art self serve all natural yoghurt, it's 98% fat free, gluten free, fructose free and contains no gelatine. 
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shop 4/699, Collins St, Melbourne, 3008
(03) 9114 2231
Homeveganbar is a highly-regarded health food restaurant in Melbourne, known for its generous portions of delicious, fresh, vegan and vegetarian options. Customers praise the value for money, quick service, and friendly staff. The restaurant offers vegan scramble tofu, delicious breakfasts, and amazing brownies. Open now
27 Little Collins St Sheraton Melbourne Hotel, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9290 1000
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378 Little Collins St, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9600 4230
Chinese restaurant 
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53 South Wharf Prom, Melbourne, 3006
(03) 9008 8953
Restaurant, Bar, Bar & Grill 
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31 Flinders Ln, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 8686 7300
Mexican restaurant Customers praise Fonda Mexican for its beautiful venue, friendly and attentive staff, delicious food, and great service. Dishes mentioned include burritos, tacos, quesadillas, nachos, and grilled corn. Some customers appreciate the convenience of ordering through Uber Eats or Mr Yum. A few reviews mention inconsistencies with food temperature and flavor, and long wait times for food. Overall, customers recommend Fonda Mexican for its fresh and tasty Mexican dishes and welcoming atmosphere. 
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131 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9663 1555
Asian Restaurant 
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8 Collins St, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9077 3778
Maylynn has been a dessert enthusiast and hyperactive baker since she was a child. She loves grand productions - full string orchestras, big hair, Busby Berkeley - so Pierre Hermé’s 20 page recipes instantly resonated with her. She loves the ridiculousness of making ten hour treats that are devoured in seconds. After years of learning the art from books and accumulating lots of thermometers, she studied professional patisserie in Paris and regularly visits there to conduct ‘dessert research’ (which she is now pretty confident will be tax deductible). Maylynn has a Bachelor of Arts and Masters of Arts and understands French best when spoken with an Italian accent. Hugh is a man. He is a recovering lawyer. As a solicitor, he made pretty good patisserie. He speaks French, having been dragged kicking and screaming to live in Toulouse when he was 16. He recently joined Maylynn to study the art of macarons in Paris and helped to uncover macaron secrets from master patissiers. Hugh has a Masters from Yale and a Bachelor of Arts and Juris Doctor from the University of Melbourne. Most popular searches in Melbourne in the "Restaurants" business category
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Mirror Mirror Rooftop Lounge, South Melbourne Review
22 August 2024
Signature cocktails are named after some of the story's characters, with the Evil Witch Spritz sounding devilishly good. It comes with crème de violette, Campari, lemon juice, Four Pillars gin and a ...