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    Mirka at Tolarno

    Posted by ismith 25 November 2007

    Dining at Mirka is a tasty visual experience. Surrounded by murals by Mirka Mora, you dine on food from the kitchen of Melbourne's famed Guy Grossi. Based widely on a mediterranean style (Grossi is Italian), the menu here is about making one feel cosseted and at home.

    The wine list is superb with wines from France and South America as well as the best of Australia. Superb service along the art of the dining room makes 'Mirka' one of Melbourne's best culinary experiences. We will be going back.

    42 Fitzroy St
    ST Kilda
    03 9525 3088
    100m from St Kilda Light Rail station

    www.mirkatolarno.com/

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    Salix at Willow Creek

    Posted by ismith 2 November 2007

    Salix restaurant at the Willow Creek Winery on the Mornington Peninsula south of Melbourne is simply superb.

    Local produce and seafood, a great view and the fine wines from the winery and other areas create a high-class dining experience. Go for lunch or dinner and enjoy!

    Willow Creek Vineyard
    166 Balnarring Road
    Merricks North 3926

    Salix Restaurant
    ph: 5989 7640


    www.willow-creek.com.au/index.php?page=salix_restaurant

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    What to do in Melbourne

    Posted by FrancesHoy 14 November 2006

    Where to start?  Melbourne is a great town. Go to the Victoria market in the centre of town, or the smaller and groovier South Melbourne Markets at the weekend. Take a surfing lesson in Torquay after a trip along the Great Ocean Road, or a breathtaking dawn hot air balloon ride over the Yarra Valley wineries. Inner city Melbourne has some excellent bars down its lane ways: check out Honky Tonks for great cocktails or the Hi-Fi bar for grungier action. Brunswick Street Fitzroy is a haven for great food and drink and funky clothes.  

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    The Supper Club

    Posted by misselke 2 February 2006

    A wine bar that opens at 10 pm and stays open till the early hours of the morning. Go through the tiny doorway and up the rickety stairs to find a cosy space filled with old couches, low lighting, amazing staff and a wine list as long as a novel. Check the view from the end window across town.

    On Spring Street, near the corner of Bourke Street

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    Dining by the water

    Posted by ismith 3 November 2005

    Melbourne sits on a great bay and having a meal as the sun descends in the west across the water is a great dining experience. There are many places especially on the eastern side, from the bistros, pubs and restaurants of the peninsula towns of Portsea and Sorrento or Mornington to the elegant dining of Donovans at St Kilda, Sails on the Bay at Elwood, the restored Brighton Baths or Windows by the Bay at Mordialloc.

    Closer to town at Port Melbourne, the London or Graham are not to be missed. Eat out at the St Kilda Pier or sit in the Espy and have a beer. The view from Number 1 Fitzroy St is worth cost of the dining experience.

    South-east of the CBD... along the shoreline of Port Philip Bay

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    Yarra Valley vineyards

    Posted by gabrielleprocter 6 September 2005

    Around 90 minutes from Melbourne is the Yarra Valley, one of Victoria’s loveliest wine and cheese producing regions. There are lots of tours to guide you around the vineyards or you can simply hire a car and travel at your own pace.

    www.yarravalleytourism.asn.au

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