Make your next celebration in Melbourne even more memorable in one of our Private Dining spaces.
From intimate birthday celebrations to annual meetings we have a private dining room that is sure to wow your guests. Explore our intimate dining spaces below.
One of Melbourne’s best gastropubs, The Smith Prahran is focused on quality food & drinks delivered with casual sophistication
A two-level floating bar and eatery on the Yarra River in the heart of Southbank, celebrating seasonal Victorian producers; from artisan cheeses, sustainable seafood, farm-fresh fruit & vegetables, and an all-local line up of drinks.
St Kilda’s West Beach Bathers Pavilion, originally constructed in the vibrant 1920s, experienced a period of neglect by the 1960s. This historic pavilion, known for its classic beach experience, underwent a significant revival, transforming into a modern beachfront destination.
Perched on the banks of the Yarra, The Wharf enjoys the unique combination of a friendly local pub with stunning city views and waterfront ambience
Whether you want to enjoy a good meal, kick back with some drinks or take in a gig, there’s only one place to be – Hotel Esplanade, the best pub in St Kilda.
The Bridge Hotel is the love child of dynamic design and old school hospitality, offering classic pub vibes in an architectural charmer. With cracking seasonal menus, all your favourites on tap and dedicated function, dancing and dining spaces wrapped around our iconic laneway, The Bridge Hotel has solidified itself as Richmond’s loyal local.
Exceptional restaurant, pub and boutique hotel in the heart of Middle Park.
Located within the historic E Division building at Pentridge Prison in Coburg, the restored interiors offer a nod to the history of the iconic site which was established in 1851.
Anglers Tavern is an icon of Melbourne with the picturesque Maribyrnong River as its back drop and something for all to come and enjoy.
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