Japanese-inspired cafe fare,just back from the water.
Serving southern Italian cuisine that’s far from generic.
A revived Melbourne dining icon from the ’90s.
The Carlton favourite has long delivered just about everything you’d want from a casual neighbourhood restaurant,says our critic. Now Gen Z has discovered its appeal,too.
“Whatever the pasta is,order it,” says our critic of Lunetta,where a young chef is charcoal-grilling high on the hill.
Marijan Nikolovski and his family serve kebapi sausages,flavour-forward dips and more at Balkan Skara in Melbourne’s north.
Come for the dumplings and prawn toast,stay for the warm,cosy atmosphere at convivial Potluck.
The Windsor offshoot of a hatted CBD restaurant.
A rollicking hangout,low-key boozer and classy cocktail bar in one.
Sri Lanka’s most famous restaurant,now on Flinders Lane.