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- Review
- Melbourne
Mount Erica Hotel
With its moody lighting and vintage Australiana artwork, the Erica happily walks the line between refined and casual.
- Review
- Melbourne
Flying Duck Hotel
Slip into a green leather booth or perch in the fairy-lit glasshouse at this rejuvenated 1868 beauty.
- Review
- Hopper Joint
This swish Sri Lankan restaurant serves what our critic calls ‘the perfect snack’
Hopper Joint, with its hands-on curry sets and short eats, is introducing the cuisine to a whole new audience.
- Besha Rodell
- Review
- L’Amorino
Never trust a singing chef? L’Amorino’s panini and loaded pizza slices are on song
Chef Angelo Magliocco often unleashes an aria as he goes about his making and baking at this tiny pizza and cake shop.
- Dani Valent
- Review
- Uminomo
‘Probably the best value high-quality sushi in Melbourne’: Lunch-only Japanese gem scores a hat
This lunch-only service in Prahran offers two excellent options: a $60 chirashi bowl that’s probably the best value in Melbourne, and an 11-course omakase experience for a relatively affordable $110.
- Besha Rodell
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