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This was a very special night with great food, fabulous cocktails, and the best service I have experienced. I learned so much from our wonderful host/waiter as he walked us through our spectacular evening of joy and happiness. An impression was made on us. I am looking forward to returning for a repeat performance.
Excellent, Excellent cocktails and food. It's a speak easy type environment. Lots of fun and decor. The smoked Rob Roy cocktail excellent. My wife had the espresso cocktail, which was served with a pour of Liquid nitrogen to freeze the whipped cream. Impressive and fun. The oysters were excellent and the porterhouse steak with chimichuri was fantastic. Excellent service.
We went here as a late dinner even though they are a cocktail bar but they do sell food. We had already had a big lunch and pre dinner nibbles and drinks at out hotel. They do serve food but its share platters and so on but still nice to have with a cocktail or two. It's a hard to find place in another Melbourne cbd alley and I had to google what the door looked like to find it. Once in then it's easy. The place was pack and luckily I had booked and we go a couple of seats at the bar. Watching the guys making the cocktails was a real treat and the way they do things is very entertaining. We had a couple of nice cocktails no food though as were eaten enough already. It's fairly dark and a small place and a little different to what I had expected but it was still an enjoyable experience. It's work a visit to sample some of their drinks and enjoy the show.
A must if you're looking for cocktails in Melbourne! Online reservations and accepted and encouraged. The drinks were fun and adventurous, often involving flames and crazy presentations. It's easy to overlook - find the nondescript brown door with a brass handle on the west side of the alley. Definitely worth checking out for speakeasy vibes and delicious beverages!
Since EDV opened 18 months ago, my love for it has grown from a subtle girly crush to full on heart-palpitation, "let's get married and have children" love fest. Seriously, if I could tie the knot with a bar this could just be the one. When someone asks me which bars in Melbourne they should visit, EDV sits in the top five as I know it will never disappoint. Weeknights are a little less frantic and you'll have an enjoyable time sitting at the bar taking to your bartender as s/he mixes your drink. Friday's and Saturday's are, in my opinion, to be avoided if you want to hear your drinking companions and feel a little more relaxed. If you're a massive fan, consider getting a spirit locker to house your favourite spirit. You'll get your own locker key and keyring and feel like a rockstar when you roll up at the bar for a business meeting, date or solo drinking session and ask for "a martini please, using my gin."
Melbounians love the secret hidden bar. You now the one, hidden down a lane way, just near exit three of Willsons parking, third red door on the right. Only problem is trying to not have too many drinks so you can remember it to show off to your friends next Saturday night. Eau De Vie is this bar. I was here quiet early (about 6) on a Saturday night and there were only a few other in the bar (one being one of the gals from winners and losers). The first thing you notice about the venue is its not your average bar - this place is so cool its hot (oh god, I've turned into my mother). Soft lighting, highly polished tables and an overall feel of style. The staff were amazing. Very helpful to walk us through the extensive cocktail menu. I had an espresso martini, and it was the best, that's right best I've had (I've had many). In true Eau De Vie style the drink if served at your table, and in this case liquid nitrogen poured over the top, turning the cream into ice cream. Eau De Vie isn't the sort of place I'd organise a bucks night, or take my aunt Carol (cattle farmer and Victorian wood chopper 2006 - 2007) but a great date place, or an intimate catch up with good friends.
Fun find off Flinders Lane! (Say that 10x fast!) When I followed my group of colleagues down a random alley, I couldn't help but wonder if they were going to do some sort of Yelp initiation on me, but luckily once we went through the unmarked door, we entered a really cool, dark, speakeasy bar that offered some very solid cocktails. We walked into a nice room in the back with enough couches to fit a big crowd like us. Browsing the cocktail list, there was so much to choose from. I ended up settling with the rum based "Pre Dinner Moves". Partial reasons for choosing this one out of many was that I was hungry and it came with 2 big olives. :) Some of the drinks that my colleagues ordered were presented quite creatively; some had smoke that escaped once a cover was lifted, another's was served in a repurposed tomato juice can. Prices are typical for these types of establishments ($20-25) but again, worth every cent. Perfect place to lose yourself in drink and forget about the world for a while!
There is no sign on the door but when you do finally find Eau De Vie, you won't ever forget it. The music, bartenders and atmosphere gives me an old school classy vibe and with the wide drink selection and nibbles you could really spend a whole night here and watch the magic happen. Be prepared to spend a bit here as the drinks do add up but it is like paying for drinks AND a show watching them make each cocktail with precision and passion. I've visited alone, on dates or even in groups and each time I stumble away happy.
I can certainly understand why people are enthusiastic about this place, but it's over-the-top gimmicky and the cocktails are very, very small. I need more than just three gulps. I had the Van Gogh Fizz which is a corpse-recover style refresher with absinthe as the base. It was okay, a bit skimpy on the alcohol. Also had the Banderillero because our waiter said it was his favourite. It's served in a bull's horn--which would normally make me feel like a total assclown, but since others at my table were drinking from perfume bottles and skulls, it was relatively normal. The bull's horn holds a deceptively slight amount of drink, so ultimately I ended up feeling like I was paying for the weird, gimmicky containers more than for the spirits. If you love cocktails, skip it. If you want to have a laugh with friends or visitors, give it a try.
If you can find the entrance to this bar then you definitely deserve the opportunity to try their dirty martinis. I chose vodka and as my friend expressed an desire for an excess of olives that's what we got. In a very cute little jar. We also got the showmanship that comes with using dry ice to keep the classes cool and our vodka arrived in beakers. I loved the decor, so very gangster chic. I completely adore anywhere that has booths! The bartender was friendly knowledgable and had a huge array of liquor choices. I will endeavour to become a regular here and I will bring friends.
Another one of those hidden bars in an alley that you wouldn't know exists until someone tells you about it. Only give away was the woman standing outside it. Go through a heavy wooden door to enter a warm cozy looking venue with booth seating and long bar tables. You can make bookings too. We got here around 7.30pm and readily found some seating but there was a queue when we left. If you are a whiskey lover well there is a menu just for whiskey from all over the world. The cocktails menu is quite massive and each one has a distinct name. I got the death by peru cocktail with pineapple, Pisco, lime, and slivers of white chocolate. Quite frothy. A bizarre taste I couldn't place with hints of pineapple and slivers of white chocolate on the top. My drink companion got the marshmallow cocktail which was again frothy and tasted like butterscotch. Reminded me of butter beer. Cocktails start at 20ish. There is a Small bites menu. Saw some people get espresso martinis that arrived encompassed in a smokey haze. Reminded me of Narnia.
I am in love and Eau de Vie is his name. This instantly became my favourite bar in Melbourne. It embodies all the right things for a speakeasy bar: subtle front door easily missed, lovely tunes of the 20s/30s, dark and classic decor, secret wall leading to another room (I'll let you figure it out), and the best bartenders in the biz. Having received a generous gift voucher here, I was ready to make a night of it and almost had to be pulled out or at least convinced we would be coming back soon, for me to leave. It starts and ends with the cocktails. Give yourself time to read through the menu, understand the theme to help you decide what mood you are in for your libation adventure. I went with the Tio Ernesto, their version of the Bloody Mary. I was skeptical when it arrived partially deconstructed with the tomato juice in a tin can, a tiny bottle of Tabasco and the rest of the drink garnished and ready to go. After mixing it up, it became more clear with each sip why this was regarded as one of the best Bloody Marys in the city. There was a hidden seasoning buried somewhere in the vodka perhaps, that helped this drink shine. Next was an equally excellent, if not better drink, The Blood and Sanderson. It had me at bacon bourbon but with port, blood orange and lemon, it went down way too easy. The fact that it arrived in a steer's skull proved this drink was a lady killer. There was delicious bar food to recommend as well. Fried eggplant chips were thin and tasty, with a light BBQ seasoning and dipping sauces. The real star were the mussels in a flavourful tomato sauce atop grilled leeks. Perfection! Lastly, I had to try the signature Espresso Zabaione, a carefully crafted martini with a strong and delicious drink underneath a liquid nitrogen mousse. It's fun to watch them prepare but even better to crack through the shell, mix in the goodness and enjoy a lovely sip! Good luck finding another espresso martini that compares. All in all, this place could easily become my new go-to spot for a happy hour drink before dinner or a night cap on an evening out. This makes my list of Melbourne's Best. xoxo
This is one of those places that has a realy prohibition feel about it, to the point that it can be pretty tricky to find as it happens to be behind a rather non-descript door. In fact it took me a bit to actually locate the place since it isn't hugely advertised, however once you step inside it is pretty awesome, but I suspect that is what the whole prohibition theme is about. The service wasn't bad, and while it is a little pricier than norm, they do have a pretty good selection of beers. It is pretty classy, but as I suggested, that has a lot to do with the prohibition feel. read more
6 months ago
What a fun place hidden in Melbourne. You will not see it from the street. When you go inside it is magical. A hidden speakeasy with specialty cocktails. We had the cheese board as well. A really cool gem! Waitstaff was exceptional as well. read more
1 year ago
This was a very special night with great food, fabulous cocktails, and the best service I have experienced. I learned so much from our wonderful host/waiter as he walked us through our spectacular evening of joy and happiness. An impression was made on us. I am looking forward to returning for a repeat performance. read more
2 years ago
Love the mystery of finding this place! Once you've made your way, what's worth the find is the elaborate cocktail menu! Highly recommended the Smokey Rob Roy and the Birth of Venus. Just the presentation itself makes you want more! read more
1 year ago
Excellent, Excellent cocktails and food. It's a speak easy type environment. Lots of fun and decor. The smoked Rob Roy cocktail excellent. My wife had the espresso cocktail, which was served with a pour of Liquid nitrogen to freeze the whipped cream. Impressive and fun. The oysters were excellent and the porterhouse steak with chimichuri was fantastic. Excellent service. read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
We went here as a late dinner even though they are a cocktail bar but they do sell food. We had already had a big lunch and pre dinner nibbles and drinks at out hotel. They do serve food but its share platters and so on but still nice to have with a cocktail or two. It's a hard to find place in another Melbourne cbd alley and I had to google what the door looked like to find it. Once in then it's easy. The place was pack and luckily I had booked and we go a couple of seats at the bar. Watching the guys making the cocktails was a real treat and the way they do things is very entertaining. We had a couple of nice cocktails no food though as were eaten enough already. It's fairly dark and a small place and a little different to what I had expected but it was still an enjoyable experience. It's work a visit to sample some of their drinks and enjoy the show. read more
9 years ago
A must if you're looking for cocktails in Melbourne! Online reservations and accepted and encouraged. The drinks were fun and adventurous, often involving flames and crazy presentations. It's easy to overlook - find the nondescript brown door with a brass handle on the west side of the alley. Definitely worth checking out for speakeasy vibes and delicious beverages! read more
Since EDV opened 18 months ago, my love for it has grown from a subtle girly crush to full on heart-palpitation, "let's get married and have children" love fest. Seriously, if I could tie the knot with a bar this could just be the one. When someone asks me which bars in Melbourne they should visit, EDV sits in the top five as I know it will never disappoint. Weeknights are a little less frantic and you'll have an enjoyable time sitting at the bar taking to your bartender as s/he mixes your drink. Friday's and Saturday's are, in my opinion, to be avoided if you want to hear your drinking companions and feel a little more relaxed. If you're a massive fan, consider getting a spirit locker to house your favourite spirit. You'll get your own locker key and keyring and feel like a rockstar when you roll up at the bar for a business meeting, date or solo drinking session and ask for "a martini please, using my gin." read more
Melbounians love the secret hidden bar. You now the one, hidden down a lane way, just near exit three of Willsons parking, third red door on the right. Only problem is trying to not have too many drinks so you can remember it to show off to your friends next Saturday night. Eau De Vie is this bar. I was here quiet early (about 6) on a Saturday night and there were only a few other in the bar (one being one of the gals from winners and losers). The first thing you notice about the venue is its not your average bar - this place is so cool its hot (oh god, I've turned into my mother). Soft lighting, highly polished tables and an overall feel of style. The staff were amazing. Very helpful to walk us through the extensive cocktail menu. I had an espresso martini, and it was the best, that's right best I've had (I've had many). In true Eau De Vie style the drink if served at your table, and in this case liquid nitrogen poured over the top, turning the cream into ice cream. Eau De Vie isn't the sort of place I'd organise a bucks night, or take my aunt Carol (cattle farmer and Victorian wood chopper 2006 - 2007) but a great date place, or an intimate catch up with good friends. read more
11 years ago
Fun find off Flinders Lane! (Say that 10x fast!) When I followed my group of colleagues down a random alley, I couldn't help but wonder if they were going to do some sort of Yelp initiation on me, but luckily once we went through the unmarked door, we entered a really cool, dark, speakeasy bar that offered some very solid cocktails. We walked into a nice room in the back with enough couches to fit a big crowd like us. Browsing the cocktail list, there was so much to choose from. I ended up settling with the rum based "Pre Dinner Moves". Partial reasons for choosing this one out of many was that I was hungry and it came with 2 big olives. :) Some of the drinks that my colleagues ordered were presented quite creatively; some had smoke that escaped once a cover was lifted, another's was served in a repurposed tomato juice can. Prices are typical for these types of establishments ($20-25) but again, worth every cent. Perfect place to lose yourself in drink and forget about the world for a while! read more
There is no sign on the door but when you do finally find Eau De Vie, you won't ever forget it. The music, bartenders and atmosphere gives me an old school classy vibe and with the wide drink selection and nibbles you could really spend a whole night here and watch the magic happen. Be prepared to spend a bit here as the drinks do add up but it is like paying for drinks AND a show watching them make each cocktail with precision and passion. I've visited alone, on dates or even in groups and each time I stumble away happy. read more
11 years ago
I can certainly understand why people are enthusiastic about this place, but it's over-the-top gimmicky and the cocktails are very, very small. I need more than just three gulps. I had the Van Gogh Fizz which is a corpse-recover style refresher with absinthe as the base. It was okay, a bit skimpy on the alcohol. Also had the Banderillero because our waiter said it was his favourite. It's served in a bull's horn--which would normally make me feel like a total assclown, but since others at my table were drinking from perfume bottles and skulls, it was relatively normal. The bull's horn holds a deceptively slight amount of drink, so ultimately I ended up feeling like I was paying for the weird, gimmicky containers more than for the spirits. If you love cocktails, skip it. If you want to have a laugh with friends or visitors, give it a try. read more
If you can find the entrance to this bar then you definitely deserve the opportunity to try their dirty martinis. I chose vodka and as my friend expressed an desire for an excess of olives that's what we got. In a very cute little jar. We also got the showmanship that comes with using dry ice to keep the classes cool and our vodka arrived in beakers. I loved the decor, so very gangster chic. I completely adore anywhere that has booths! The bartender was friendly knowledgable and had a huge array of liquor choices. I will endeavour to become a regular here and I will bring friends. read more
8 years ago
10 years ago
Another one of those hidden bars in an alley that you wouldn't know exists until someone tells you about it. Only give away was the woman standing outside it. Go through a heavy wooden door to enter a warm cozy looking venue with booth seating and long bar tables. You can make bookings too. We got here around 7.30pm and readily found some seating but there was a queue when we left. If you are a whiskey lover well there is a menu just for whiskey from all over the world. The cocktails menu is quite massive and each one has a distinct name. I got the death by peru cocktail with pineapple, Pisco, lime, and slivers of white chocolate. Quite frothy. A bizarre taste I couldn't place with hints of pineapple and slivers of white chocolate on the top. My drink companion got the marshmallow cocktail which was again frothy and tasted like butterscotch. Reminded me of butter beer. Cocktails start at 20ish. There is a Small bites menu. Saw some people get espresso martinis that arrived encompassed in a smokey haze. Reminded me of Narnia. read more
10 years ago
I am in love and Eau de Vie is his name. This instantly became my favourite bar in Melbourne. It embodies all the right things for a speakeasy bar: subtle front door easily missed, lovely tunes of the 20s/30s, dark and classic decor, secret wall leading to another room (I'll let you figure it out), and the best bartenders in the biz. Having received a generous gift voucher here, I was ready to make a night of it and almost had to be pulled out or at least convinced we would be coming back soon, for me to leave. It starts and ends with the cocktails. Give yourself time to read through the menu, understand the theme to help you decide what mood you are in for your libation adventure. I went with the Tio Ernesto, their version of the Bloody Mary. I was skeptical when it arrived partially deconstructed with the tomato juice in a tin can, a tiny bottle of Tabasco and the rest of the drink garnished and ready to go. After mixing it up, it became more clear with each sip why this was regarded as one of the best Bloody Marys in the city. There was a hidden seasoning buried somewhere in the vodka perhaps, that helped this drink shine. Next was an equally excellent, if not better drink, The Blood and Sanderson. It had me at bacon bourbon but with port, blood orange and lemon, it went down way too easy. The fact that it arrived in a steer's skull proved this drink was a lady killer. There was delicious bar food to recommend as well. Fried eggplant chips were thin and tasty, with a light BBQ seasoning and dipping sauces. The real star were the mussels in a flavourful tomato sauce atop grilled leeks. Perfection! Lastly, I had to try the signature Espresso Zabaione, a carefully crafted martini with a strong and delicious drink underneath a liquid nitrogen mousse. It's fun to watch them prepare but even better to crack through the shell, mix in the goodness and enjoy a lovely sip! Good luck finding another espresso martini that compares. All in all, this place could easily become my new go-to spot for a happy hour drink before dinner or a night cap on an evening out. This makes my list of Melbourne's Best. xoxo read more
11 years ago
Actually finding the door to get into this place is a challenge but well worth it. We came in on Saturday night and there was a bit of a line but the wait was reasonable. We enjoyed the espresso martini, the aviator and a shared pineapple cocktail. Service was very efficient and friendly. The cocktails are over the top and exciting, who doesn't love a little liquid nitrogen! I would absolutely be back here when I return to Melbourne, top quality place. read more
Cheap? No. Quiet? No. Incredibly creative cocktails in a stylish space? Hell yes. Best to book or expect to wait. You enter through a large, unmarked wooden door with a brass handle. The cocktail list is a book - its overwhelming. There is also the option of food and an impressive array of whiskeys. Tuesday nights you can get a whiskey and cheese pairing for $40, which is a bargain given the 5 whiskeys and cheeses you get. Drinks run $19 and up, with most around $23. It will take some time for them to be made as they are complex, but given the packed house, I was impressed with how fast they could make them. The espresso martini will spoil you for any others - topped with frozen mousse, it's the ultimate dessert. Drinks come frozen, flaming, smoked, or in a funky vessel like a shell or a horn. It's not your typical drink - tasty and so much fun! read more
10 years ago
As far as cocktails go, this is one of the best places to check out! so many cocktails to pick from and such a great vibe in there! Make sure you book in advance! We made that mistake and went back and forth 4 times before we could get a spot. My favourite would have to be the liquid nitrogen espresso martini. Tasted like I was eating tiramisu! Will be back again to try more cocktails so I can leisurely enjoy it :) read more
I have heard about this bar for a while so I finally decided to go without reservations on a Monday night. Most tables were full, but we didn't wait for table. It had a nice dark vibe and if you were allowed to smoke in bars, I imagine it would have been slightly mysterious and hazy with smoke. Once we got settled onto a large high-top, we ordered the Blood and Sanderson and a the Kitty Cocobongo. The Blood and Sanderson was served in a skull and was a play on the actual Blood and Sand. The cocktail was good and had enough changes in the alcohol that you could tell it was a take on the original. The Kitty Cocobongo was more citrusy, but very delicious with the perfect amount of foam on top. It was so good we ordered another round of cocktails that were just as good. I'll have to go back and order some of my other favorites. Overall... On weekends they take reservations and I have heard it's extremely busy so I wouldn't make an extra trip here if your just drinking beer, wine or whiskey. There are many other Melbourne bars that can accommodate that. BUT... If you're looking for well balanced cocktails with alcoholic ingredients that may surprise you, then try this place with some nibbles. They are very on-point when it comes to new mixes. They are not just bartenders ... they are mixologists! read more
11 years ago
For bars, I am in love with Eau De Vie! Not a huge bar with music that is way too loud to have a conversation. I have had dates here and it's nice enough to have a conversation, light meals and mostly the list of cocktails. Everytime I visit, I will have a minimum of 2 drinks and they never fail. You could spot some stars here, on one of our visit, Curtis Stone was there. read more
After years of walking past Malthouse Lane thinking 'I must go find Eau de Vie one day' I finally got around to it last week, and boy was I glad I made the effort! The dim lighting, dark wood and cosy atmosphere was perfect on a chilly midwinter's night. It is small and quite cramped, but you will find yourself so distracted by the theatrics behind the bar that you probably won't notice. Deliciously flamboyant cocktails. Great place for a first date, or a second or... read more
Four stars?! What was I thinking? EDV deserves a solid five. It's one of my favourite drinking establishments in the city and one of my go-to recommendations for out-of-town visitors. Sit at the bar and watch drinks dramatically prepared using liquid nitrogen and blow torches. Not sure what to order? Have a chat with the bartenders - they have a solid knowledge of classic cocktail history. EDV has both style and substance. The vibe is intimate and the cocktails are excellent (in both flavour and presentation). Come here with your favourite friends and your hot dates. Come here on a weekday for delicious decadence. Linger. You deserve it. read more
10 years ago
Birthday cocktails were on our list for our girls' weekend in Melbourne and with a recommendation of EDV, we were set. Situated down a lane with no signage, this bar is still immensely popular. We decided to risk it with no reservation booked and we were happy to be seated within half an hour. The bar gives off a prohibition speakeasy vibe; cosy and delightful on a winter's eve. Your first time? Try to be seated at the bar. These cocktails are works of art and the bartenders who make them are truly artists - think fire, smoke and liquid nitrogen; it was so fun to see them at work. While we both went for lighter, fruitier cocktails (we were yet to eat dinner), it's on our bucket list to come back and try their signature espresso martinis with nitrogen frozen vanilla mousse. We found the service friendly and cheerful, and particularly prompt up at the bar. We're very keen to get a larger group together next time we visit, booking one of their low lounge tables and drinking our way through their cocktail and specialist whiskey menus. read more
It's a very good place if you drink different cocktail. The waiters can help to take the best cocktail for you. For the menu, they have only small meal. You have many choice but all is very small. If you are two, it's better to take 5 meals minimum. My cocktail was so refreshing : gin, lemon and cocombre ! I love this cocktail and his presentation. For meal, we took them and chicken croquettes (sooooo delicious), wagyu charcuterie with mustard and bred ( good association), and tuna salads ( very tasty and the tuna was amazing but it's very expansive for the size $24). For the desert, we try the donuts with coffe creamy it was so so so good. This restaurant is a very good address for a date, or drink cocktail with your friends or business meeting. read more
Service is on point. Particularly when we were seated in a booth with an amorous couple that couldn't resist eating each other's faces out. 5 mins of that view and the staff sheepishly asked if we were keen on our own booth that had become available which we happily obliged! The cocktails were superb. They make a grand show of making and presenting it and it wasn't cheesy at all I loved it. My espresso martini was served with liquid nitrogen poured over it to solidify the vanilla mousse. The aviator cocktail had a blue piece of fairy floss depicting a cloud with a mega cute folded paper airplane delicately placed on top. As with the other cocktails ordered they all had their certain flair to it but these two have definitely made a place in my heart. Very much enjoyed my night here. Lastly - Male service staff mustaches - oh my! They wear it well! read more
9 years ago
I'm not sure what the hype is about this place. It's just another regular bar. I heard so much about it that it left me underwhelmed. Everyone recommended it. It has a prohibition era speakeasy theme but I really think it's overated. With that said, they have some delicious appetizers like the prawns and something else I can't remember, but the prawns were delicious. It's a little difficult to find but it's actually wherever your Uber drops you off. Just look for a big wooden door with no sign. read more
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