Dining Precincts of Melbourne

The multiculturalism of Melbourne is accentuated through the great assortment of restaurants and eateries offered in this city. Food streets are a hallmark of Melbourne.

Cafes and restaurants suit a range of tastes and budgets, as you will see from the list of dining precincts below.

We invite you to indulge in at least one or two unforgettable dining experiences during your stay in Melbourne.

Here are a few of the well-renowned Melbourne dining precincts:

Carlton Lygon Street, Carlton was originally the city’s Little Italy, and it’s where Melbournians head to stock up on Italian delicacies and to enjoy a great cappuccino. Pizza and pasta are the area’s specialties… and the gelato is a real treat.

Fitzroy Brunswick Street, Fitzroy showcases the ethnic mix of Melbourne, with food shops, cafes and restaurants to suit all taste buds and budgets.

You’ll also find bookstores, art galleries and funky boutiques in this lively
street. Whether it is ice cream, specialty tea, breads and cakes or a weekend brunch stop, Brunswick Street is certain to be a colourful experience.

Port Melbourne The port of Melbourne has evolved in recent years from a transport hub to a home by the bay for many Melbournians. Catch a tram to Port Melbourne and choose from a wide range of culinary experiences. Enjoy dining with views of the bay and a walk along the promenade.

South Melbourne Clarendon Street, South Melbourne is easily accessible from the Conference venue. You’ve got to go to Clarendon Street to soak up the atmosphere for yourself. Chinatown If you like to be in the midst of the action, check out the busy Little Bourke Street, the heart of Chinatown. The array of restaurants and grocery stores in this area offer many a Chinese specialty dish.

Richmond Victoria Street is thought to offer some of the best Vietnamese restaurants in Melbourne, and exotic East Asian delicacies can be found at the grocer stores.

St Kilda Fitzroy Street has evolved in recent years to feature a number of cafes and restaurants offering ‘al fresco’ (open-air) dining. It has a relaxed yet chic feel about it – and some restaurants also boast fantastic bay views.

Acland Street is the place to go for coffee and cake, amongst other things… Walking distance from Fitzroy Street why not indulge in a dining experience at both.

Southbank A short walk from the conference venue you’ll find a mix of restaurants offering river-side dining. Visit the cafes for focaccias and café lattes, or take pleasure in a fine dining experience from the selection of fresh seafood and international cuisine. If nothing else, enjoy a stroll down the walkways of Southbank and soak up the riverside atmosphere.

CBD You’ll find a lot of variety in the Central Business District of Melbourne, it’s worth wandering down a few of the cobble street lanewaysor

Flinders Lane to discover some hidden treasures for yourself.

Lonsdale Street is well known for its many Greek restaurants too.

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