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ReviewGood Food Guide (Vic)South Yarra

Gracie’s Wine Room

Chilled wine and share plates in a sun-drenched courtyard.

Outside Gracie’s on Toorak Road.
1 / 8Outside Gracie’s on Toorak Road.Jason South
Stop by for share plates and chilled wines.
2 / 8Stop by for share plates and chilled wines.Supplied
Gracie’s lush courtyard is popular on weekends.
3 / 8Gracie’s lush courtyard is popular on weekends.Jason South
Fresh focaccia with stracciatella, bresaola and hot honey.
4 / 8Fresh focaccia with stracciatella, bresaola and hot honey.Jason South.
The chic interiors.
5 / 8The chic interiors.Supplied
The lobster roll served on a brioche bun with salmon caviar and crisps.
6 / 8The lobster roll served on a brioche bun with salmon caviar and crisps.Jason South
Oysters and focaccia.
7 / 8Oysters and focaccia.Supplied
Outside the wine bar.
8 / 8Outside the wine bar.Supplied

Contemporary$$

If you haven’t yet visited Gracie’s Wine Room, chances are you’ve heard of it – whether from founder Kelsie Gaffey’s behind-the-scenes TikTok videos documenting the entire process of opening a wine bar at just 25 years old, or from the hoards of punters hailing the arrival of a new South Yarra hot spot.

Join them in the lush green courtyard, an unexpected oasis from busy Toorak Road, with a house spritz powered by peach schnapps and syrup made in-house.

Foodwise, the menu is predictable but does what Melbourne wine bars do best – think Sydney rock oysters, lobster and salmon caviar rolls, fluffy focaccia and loaded charcuterie plates.

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Emily HolgateEmily Holgate – Emily is the Assistant Producer for the Good Food App at The Age. She previously wrote for the likes of Broadsheet and Urban List.Connect via email.
Tomas TelegrammaTomas Telegramma is a food, drinks and culture writer.

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