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Reine & La Rue

Our Review

Melbourne’s newest dining cathedral, Reine & La Rue.
Good Food hatGood Food hat16/20

$150 for an entree? The verdict on Melbourne’s newest, and grandest, dining room

At Reine & La Rue, the bill may be almost as breathtaking as the room. Besha Rodell ventures inside to find out whether it’s worth the cost.

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