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The steak was cooked perfectly throughout, a good quality piece with some nice charring and great…read moreflavour. You can choose from mushroom, peppercorn or garlic butter sauce, the mushroom sauce is rich and compliments my gorgeous steak perfectly. The beer battered chips are YUM! Crispy coating, soft interior and a winner! I can imagine a big bowl would go down well on a night after work with a few beers!... read more at my blog

State of Grace was one of the highlights of our Melbourne trip -- an incredible dining experience…read morefrom start to finish. The atmosphere is vibrant, stylish, and full of character. From the moment you walk in, there's a buzz that makes the place feel alive without being overwhelming. It strikes a great balance between upscale and relaxed, making it perfect for a date night or a fun evening out. The warm lighting and eclectic design add to the charm and make you want to linger. Service was friendly, attentive, and well-paced throughout the night. The staff were knowledgeable about the menu, checked in on us at the right moments, and made the whole experience feel effortless and welcoming. Every dish we ordered was excellent -- not a single miss. We started with the Cauliflower & Mozzarella Croquettes, which were crispy on the outside and perfectly creamy inside. The Grilled King Prawns were flavorful and cooked just right, while the Kingfish Ceviche was fresh, bright, and beautifully balanced. The Stracciatella & Heirloom Tomatoes was simple yet outstanding, letting the quality of the ingredients shine. For mains, the Duck Breast was cooked perfectly and full of rich flavor, and the Lamb Backstrap was tender and well-seasoned. The Pecorino & Ricotta Ravioli was comforting and delicate, while the Seafood Linguine stood out with generous portions of seafood and a beautifully balanced sauce. The Honey Glaze Carrots were the perfect side -- sweet, savory, and executed flawlessly. Overall, State of Grace delivers on every level -- ambience, service, and food. An exceptional spot that lives up to the hype, and one we'd absolutely return to on our next visit to Melbourne.

State of Grace has a positive vibe. Even before your first drink you will think oh what a cool…read moreplace. It's the decor from extravagant chandeliers to deer heads with pearl necklaces; it's beautifully eclectic. I had an old fashion and it had the right mix of orange and bitters. I also ordered the burger which was decent and the fries were hot and crispy. The night I visited there was a live singer playing tunes. Service was quick and friendly. Even the ordering is eclectic as you order electronically (QR) pasted to a library book. This place is worth a visit.

I have to admit that this pub was actually pretty awesome. Okay, I have been here in the past, and…read morea part of me couldn't help but think that I wasn't really all that impressed. Well, it turned out that I must have been thinking of someplace else because it turned out that this place was great. Well, great because of the really friendly service I got, the great selection of beers, and a rather pleasant beer garden out the back. Yep, I'd certainly have no problems coming here again.

Great dining experience in Richmond. Liam and Loyd were our waiters. Food was fantastic brown…read morebutter gnocchi was amazing. They have a good wine menu and food was not over priced. One of my favorite meals in Melbourne

Mountain Goat is the 1st brewery I have been to in Melbourne. This brewery is Richmond based, and…read moreentirely 100% independently owned. And this place left me with high expectations for any other one that I will come across. Only open on Fridays and Wednesday's, I came here for one of their free brewery tours (6:30pm). Did I mention that they are free? Winning! We arrived early, and found a table. I knew exactly what I was coming here for; beer and pizza; such a beautiful combination. Taking advice from the bar-man, we ordered the pizza that had ham on it. Now, because the tour was going to be starting soon, we realized that we wouldn't have had enough time to down our drinks and our pizza. The staff were so kind, and delayed putting our pizza into the oven until we finished our tour. The tour was great! Very informative, you get to learn about their process, and how they go about beer the "goat way". The ham on the pizza was just a tiny bit too salty for my liking, but I won't hold that against them. I'll just self note it to myself to try something different the next time. This place got crowded as the night progressed. We saw some bicyclists come in, and even saw some families here enjoying their pizza. Side note: Their Steam Ale- it's organic!

A lovely space for craft brew with a great friendly knowledgeable staff…read more All the beers are their own and all beers are worth a try plus they have some locally brewed editions that you won't see canned so it's totally worth it to come here and try some new/altered stuff rather than just having draft versions. They have free brewery tours on Wednesdays 6:30pm, go for a ride!

I'm in two minds about this pub. Since the Corner and the Richmond Club are nearby, this pub seems…read moreto be overshadowed by a couple of much preferred pubs. However I don't mind the place, it just seems to be a little more classier than what I tend to like. They do have quite a nice beer garden, as well as some decent beers on tap, but I tend to walk past this one to the two pubs that happen to have rooftop decks that happen to be on the other side of the railway line. Sure, it does seem to be quite popular, and there have been times that the place has been absolutely packed, and I don't actually mind it all that much, however the atmosphere, and the fact that there are better places in the vicinity mean that I usually give this place a miss.

The Precinct Hotel is always popular on a Friday and Saturday night. Normally there is a long queue…read morethat stretches outside the door and down and around. On the one occasion we were here, our friend knew the doormen and we were let in. The bar/pub itself is quite a big area decked out with plasma TVs and quite snazzy decor. The courtyard area is pretty nice and a great spot to get some air. We were there on a Friday night and there was a cover band playing. Although they were pretty cheesy and played even cheesier tunes, I have to admit it was pretty fun. It's not really my scene if I'm honest but good times were had all the same.

I'm sort of in two minds about this pub, namely because of the rooftop deck that they happen to…read morehave, though of course I probably should point out that the thing about this deck is that it is really for the smokers, and the views aren't all that great. As for the beers, well, don't expect a huge range on tap either, but I probably should indicate that as a pub this place certainly does its job.

The Rising Sun, a great place for…read more.. Lunch & Dinner $12 Specials Mon | Steak Night Tue | Wrap + Pot Wed | Pizza + Pot Thu | Parma + Pot Fri | Steak Sanga + Pot Sat | Burger + Pot Sun | Parma + Pot Pretty much anything with a pot..

Was told is the best Parma in town!! They weren't wrong! Thick enough chicken piece not to be dry…read moreand balanced really well with the salad side thingy bob!

Okay, this pub does happen to be a little out of the way, but then again I probably shouldn't…read morereally hold that against this place. Look, it was actually rather nice. In fact, the selection of craft beers that they have on tap are actually pretty cool, and ironically aren't any from the brewery that happens to be across the road. Mind you, this can get a little crowded at times, but that is to be expected from nice pubs such as this one.

i was out with some mates during the week to Catch up for a beer 'and a simple pub meal . What an…read moreembarrassing meal , we 4 Parmas and all nearly inedible . The Parma smelt off and was disgusting and the salad if you could call it that was horrible . What shit food This is totally embarrassing for the owners and as far as the chef goes Sack him or her !

I used to love the London The vibes, the beers, the…read moreculture... ooo mama was it a place of bliss. But much to my displeasure, sadly that was all washed away today with the ignorance and (pardon my French) c*ntyness of one of their employees.. not sure her name but let's call her Karen. Me and my girlfriend and her friend strolled into the London tavern bright eyed and bushy tailed the evening of Thursday march 7th only to be AMBUSHED with the severe hostility of Karen. She took our happiness as some sort of insulting reminder of her embarrassing stature and expressed her rage vicariously through us. Absolutely ruined our mood and night, will say although this pub was once great, I strongly advice that you don't bother coming in the slight chance you encounter Karen for yourself and do too take months to recover from her antics. 0/10 pub and Karen can suck a lemon.

For some reason I kept on missing this pub, but that might have something to do with me actually…read morereading a book while sitting on a tram as opposed to staring out the window. However, I did eventually learn of its existence, and as such made the trek down Church St to check it out. Well, this place wasn't too bad, though it does happen to be a bit fancier for my tastes. Still, despite that, I found that the staff were quite friendly, and they also had some nice beers on tap as well. So yeah, this place wasn't too bad.

A top selection of icy-cold beers on tap, choice wines by the bottle or glass, a tempting array of…read morefood options - snacks and main courses - and indoor or outdoor seating makes this a very enticing location for a bite and libation. Weekday crowds are small and tolerable but the weekends., not so much. So choose your time to hit the Prince when it suits your plans and patience, and enjoy the ambiance of another iconic pub in greater Melbourne.

The Terminus occupies a lonely stretch of Victoria Street in the midst of what I like to call the…read more'future projects' construction zone in Abbotsford. It's actually a stone's throw from the river and there's a great park just down the end of the street -- though I dare say said construction zone will have ruined that. The pub is a cracker of a building, all green and dilapidated and grimy looking. Inside is a warren of little rooms and spots to rest your weary legs. There's an ace garden area out the back. All the furniture, and the decor in general, is falling apart at the seams and at times I wonder whether the pub may be on its last legs. I popped down for lunch the other day to find it closed in the middle of the arvo, which sent a shock wave through my body. It is the kind of place that will open, or not, depending on extraneous circumstances. The food here is standard pub fodder, the beer is cod and the staff are friendly as hell. But it's the character and one-of-a-kind-ness of this place that keeps me interested. There are fewer and fewer of these un-renovated old girls in Melbourne and very few in this part of town. It's got a long history... I'd be sad to see it go.

Number 1, this is going to be fun. Number 2, the Terminus…read morewants you. Number 3, this pub is for me. Number 4, there are people lining out the door. Number 5, the food will keep you alive. Number 6, well, I think you get the point. They have a really fun bingo night here that will have you laughing all night. Great bands, great food, lots of fun!