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Cuisine of Melbourne for gourmets. Places for dinner - best restaurants
Restaurants of Melbourne will be of great pleasure for genuine connoisseurs of Australian cuisine as well as for those long wishing to try this exotic culinary trend. Ethnic cuisine is a balanced fusion of English, Chinese, Malayan and Japanese culinary traditions and trends. Apart from ethnic dishes local people have a gust of Italian and Greek treats. Restaurants specializing in this gastronomy trends are found everywhere.
In Melbourne, there is a wide variety of unusual places for walking to chose from. Have you ever been to an open-air art gallery? If you haven't, be sure to take a stroll through Rutledge … 
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To explore all the markets and shopping centers in Melbourne, you'll need more than one day full of walks. A must-have is Queen Victoria Market where the most popular and sought-after … Open
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Beer friends will be surprised with Melbourne choice of beer sorts. The city offers many places to try the best sorts of Australian beer. The most popular and known beer sorts are “Queen Victoria” and “Fosters”. These brands of beer are sold now in many countries of the world. Speaking of certain gastronomy destinations of Melbourne, the Flower Drum restaurant is best worth noticing and visiting. This eating house is among the best restaurants of the world. Among the restaurants serving Italian cuisine the Grossi Florentino eating house is the most remarkable one. To try delicious oriental treats tourists should better choose one of the restaurants of the China town.
Discovering the architecture of Melbourne from bird's eye view! Royal Exhibition, Government House, Shrine of Remembrance, Etihad Stadium, Eureka Tower, Flinders Street Station, all those monuments are defining the image of Melbourne … Open
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For many years, seafood has remained the basis of traditional Melbourne cuisine. Local chefs prepare wonderful battered fish and serve it with fried potatoes or fresh vegetables. The most popular meat dish is pies stuffed with different types of meat. You can try them even at small restaurants and cafes.
State Library of Victoria, St Paul Cathedral, Rod Laver Arena, Rialto Towers, St. Patrick Cathedral, as well as many others, they all become the world's cultural heritage objects and remain as iconic monuments for Melbourne … Open
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Chocolate remains the main component of the most popular desserts. Several famous chocolate factories operate in the city. Haigh's Chocolates and Gânache have long become popular local attractions, which produce a variety of cocoa products. The factories have shops where visitors can buy various kinds of candies, figured chocolate, cocoa powder for making hot chocolate, and other interesting sweets.
Tourists come to Melbourne to make a walk on its beautiful streets, explore the remarkable places of this city and visit most beautiful parks and gardens in the country. There are really … Open
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City tours, excursions and tickets in Melbourne and surroundings
Where to go for dinner in Melbourne: recommended cafe and restaurants
The Isthmus of Kra
Where: 50 Park Street, South Melbourne, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9690 3688;
Where: 50 Park Street, South Melbourne, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9690 3688;
Red Orange
Where: 194 Commercial Road, South Yarra, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9510 3654;
Where: 194 Commercial Road, South Yarra, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9510 3654;
Becco
Where: 11-25 Crossley Street, City, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9663 3000;
Where: 11-25 Crossley Street, City, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9663 3000;
Robarta and the Nest
Where: 109-111 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9534 9041;
Where: 109-111 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9534 9041;
Shark Fin Inn
Where: 50 Little Bourke Street, City, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9662 2681;
Where: 50 Little Bourke Street, City, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9662 2681;
The Vegie Bar
Where: 378 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9417 6935;
Where: 378 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9417 6935;
Ezard
Where: 187 Flinders Lane, City, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9639 6811;
Where: 187 Flinders Lane, City, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9639 6811;
Baraki Upo Mezethes
Where: 168 Lonsdale Street, City, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9663 9971;
Where: 168 Lonsdale Street, City, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9663 9971;
Jimmy Watson’s Wine Bar & Restaurant
Where: 333 Lygon Street, Carlton, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9347 3985;
Where: 333 Lygon Street, Carlton, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9347 3985;
French Brasserie
Where: 2 Malthouse Lane, Melbourne 3000, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9662 1632; More info: Info@thefrenchbrasserie.com.au;
Where: 2 Malthouse Lane, Melbourne 3000, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9662 1632; More info: Info@thefrenchbrasserie.com.au;
Colonial Tramcar Restaurant
Where: Cnr Clarendon Street & Normanby Rd, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9696 4000;
Where: Cnr Clarendon Street & Normanby Rd, Melbourne; Telephone: +61 3 9696 4000;
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Travel notes on best cuisine and restaurants of Melbourne (Australia) on OrangeSmile.com. Famous recipes and traditional dishes and courses in Melbourne restaurants. Where to eat - our recommendations on popular places in Melbourne, where you can taste delicious meal and also spend a good time with your friends.
