Excellent food. In…read moreMelbourne on holiday/vacation and came to this place on the first night. When we walked in the hostess stand wasn't apparent but was placed in the middle of the restaurant. The Gnocchi I received by mistake but it was a much welcomed one. The truffle was very pronounced. My husband had the Sofia Pizza, he said it was pretty solid but "had a lot going on".....full disclosure he says pizza has a lot going on when there are more than 3 ingredients on it. I would definitely come back if I lived here.

"FOR SHAME, JACKIE" I hear you all yelling. Yes, I know. I have lived in Melbourne for umpteen…read moreyears and have never once set foot in Trunk. It seems almost impossible, huh? I don't know how I managed it. So finally, last night was the night. It was a 42 degree day but was an absolute DELIGHT to be sitting in the Trunk courtyard, under their gorgeous candy-striped umbrellas and stunning fairy lights. The atmosphere was perfection. The four of us ordered a couple of pints of Kosciusko Pale Ale, while I went for the Chicken Club Sandwich and my friends went for the Mushroom Pizza, Chicken Burger and a Super-sized Chicken Burger (it was pretty big). Everyone's plates were clear within 15 minutes (you can't go wrong with a chicken club, right?) however it really would have made my day had it come with fries - it just looked so lonely on the plate. Then the dares came... We noticed on the menu that for a measly three clams you could try "STUPID HOT WINGS - 900 times hotter jalapeño!!!!" Game. Set. Match. The staff actually tried to talk us OUT of buying them. When they arrived on the table the spicy scent was ominous. Dripping with sauce, only two of us were game to give it a bite with one left gasping for air for twenty minutes after. The Stupid Hot Wings are stupidly hot. You've been warned. Trunk is the perfect spot for a mid-week lunch or dinner on lovely, summers day. It's just so damn pretty!

Really delicious brunch spot. The pulled lamb Benedict was phenomenal and easily one of my new…read morefavorites. The staff was quick and friendly and I'm sure we'll be back!

The waiter was aggressive about offering us a place to sit, but then took forever to take our…read moreorder. We wanted coffee and snacks (pastries or similar) but they had nothing short of a full breakfast. Seems like some of the 5-star reviews may have come from insiders - not a great experience for us

Amazing selection of fresh salads!!! The best salad place in Melbourne. Leave the yellow food…read morebehind folks....

A bangin' restaurant serving up Mediterranean classics. Expect to eat your pita and hummus while…read morelistening to Gas Pedal. Grab the bread yourself downstairs - self service! Most of the menu tilts toward small sharing plates. For four, we had the Cauliflower steak, Chicken Shnitzel, Swordfish filet, Sabich, and Baby Octopus and chips - $110. Everything tasty but nothing crave-worthy. The only reason I would come back? To try the Sac de Coque.

Ambiance was not great. Food was good but served on a cardboard. Difficult to cut, staff wasn't…read morefriendly or helpful.

A Greek tavernia with indoor and outdoor seating. Great food with friendly service. For our group…read moreof six our friends advised "just ask them to bring something good to eat". We did and were not disappointed. The menu looks like a Greek. Restaurant menu so ordering ala carte works too. But our way they brought things so the flavors blended beautifully. We had dis and pita, we had a seafood platter, a lamb platter, salads, etc. very good.

We were taken to Agapi Greek Restaurant by a friend who claimed there was nothing better to do than…read morego to town on their mixed grill. And boy was he right. That thing was off the hook! Featuring mixed souvlaki, gyros, sausages, keftedes & lamb cutlets, it was huge and each element was packed full of flavour. As for Agapi itself, the restaurant is pretty massive. It has two levels - we got a table upstairs. Despite it being so big, it seems to be fill up a lot. It is wise to book as we did. The decor is very homely and warm and the atmosphere is fairly buzzing. The service was very good and they gave good advice on our entree choices. They have a good range of seafood on offer as well besides their mixed grill goodness. In short, this place was a winner and we'll be back again soon.

The place is cosy, casual, neat and clean. The food was…read moregreat! For a casual meal during the wk or for lunch is great. No frills included.

Dont bother the two sisters are the pits they should not be running this place went friday night…read morehad the worst experience with the cow ,,,,food was over cooked and tasteless,

Good service, nice location. The most bland Italian food I have ever tried. Ridiculously…read moreoverpriced. Rubbish.

Lovely Italian Spot Along the Promenade…read more Having had too rich a diet recently we started with a couple of Negronis, a plate of tomatoes, and some olives. They served us some bread to go with and we were in heaven munching while watching the river and the people drift by. The service was prompt, but not rushed and I noticed after a while that all the servers were Italian. This is a nice touch. After finishing those we were still a little hungry and split a plate of pesto gnocchi. The dumplings were light and firm and the pesto sauce was perfect. We savored that and a little more people watching and eventually drifted off. There are a huge number of choices along the Promenade. After writing off the chain restaurants, the soulless corporate fronts with thumping music, and the ones with the dreaded QR code ordering systems there are still many to choose from. We found Teatro among our favorites for its simple authenticity and diverse menu.

I wish that I was hungry when I came here! The food looked delicious but my friends and I were…read morestill full and only had room for a drink. Relaxed and comfortable we took a seat up the back where there were a few ladies with their babies - nice to know they welcome families. I had a fresh juice - it was good although I do question their balance of fruits/vegetables. I guess that's really down to personal taste though. I really struggled not to stuff myself with food because honestly, it looked so good and the staff were really nice too. Will have to put it on my list to return to.

Picture this, catching up with a friend at 7 for a drink, you end up having 3 and realize your…read morestarving. Walking around 4 places say they're closed. But then! Low and behold our potential hang overs were saved thanks to an awesome and relaxed restaurant! We arrived 10:04pm famished and needing nourishment and more wine :) thanks to the staff our dreams came true in a veggie and meat platter with dips, halloumi, falafel and tabouli. And a bottle of Shiraz. 4 of us, still food left and just $26 a person, that included the wine! Can't go wrong with friendly staff, late meal service and an incredibly reasonable price.

Never been here don't know what the food is like but 5 stars indeed the staff may or may not be…read moregood I don't know but I'm sure this Buisness is amazing

"This might be your first time, but it won't be your last" says one of the chefs cheerily making…read morechit-chat while I wait for my take away order. Quite rightly; he's spotted a gal that thinks meat, chips and slaw is an unmissable combo. Skewerd would fall into the category of awesome and fresh 'fast food', or super casual (but awesome) dining options. This Greek eatery is easily one of the best on Bay St for a quick meal or take out. I was going to ask for a Souvlaki...but priced at $9 I wondered if perhaps it might be too small for dinner. Not wanting to come back in the cold, I got the 'Yeeros Plate for One' ($17). Holy mother of meat. The photo doesn't do justice to the mountain of chicken, slaw, pita bread and chips I encountered. I over ate. I ate until I couldn't eat any more - then put the left overs in the fridge. My partner came home late and made not one but two souvlakis out of my left overs with some extra pita breads we just happened to have in the fridge. He said he wished he had only eaten one and saved the other for lunch. So the plate for one could effectively be a meal for 3 without a lot of effort! The food itself is very tasty. The cabbage salad wasn't great, but worked ok with the dish as a whole. They have beer and wine as a dine-in option, so the restaurant portion was packed full of families settling in for a meal. Meat + chips = crowd pleaser.

What a fun find while walking on the quay. The amount of food when you get the feast was well…read morebeyond what our group could eat. The food was excellent.