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Most Popular European food in Carnegie, Glen Eira, Victoria
Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Carnegie, Glen Eira, Victoria. Andrew Carnegie was a Scottish-American industrialist, business magnate, and philanthropist.
Carnegie led the expansion of the American steel industry in the late 19th century and is often identified as one of the richest people.
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7. WoodLand House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
Woodland House is the collaboration between two of Melbourne's finest young chefs, Thomas Woods and Hayden McFarland. A united culinary force, they have created an innovative, energetic and produce-based cuisine of their very own.
Reviewed By MelbsinLondon
We at the degustation menu with matching wines ... from start to finish we were underwhelmed by both the food and service. The whole place lacks atmosphere: soulless grey decor. The waiting staff were well-meaning but not up to the standard I expect from a restaurant of this standard. Of all the staff we saw, one was a native English speaker (and he didnât serve us) the rest were heavily accented, which made it hard to discern what we were being fed. We repeatedly referred to the menu for hints. A couple of the waiting staff also seemed very inexperienced and couldnât respond to relatively simple questions from us and other patrons. One Chinese couple, with excellent English, tried to make a request about the cheese course but eventually gave up trying to make themselves understood. One exception to this was the Italian (I think) sommelier who was articulate and well-informed (though I didnât agree with some of the pairings!).The menu seemed oddly sparse in information. The main ingredient in the poached calamari, for example, was poached fennel. This was quite tasty, but also a complete surprise. Why not mention it?!The food itself was variable, to say the least. A couple of quite interesting tastes - the scallop was lovely, as was the wallaby, but much of it was bland and/or under-seasoned. Not worth the money by any measure.Having recently been to Attica, which has some similarities in terms of menu style, we had high hopes of another evening of delicious food and informative service. This delivered neither. Save your money and go somewhere else - or getting organised (and get saving) and go to Attica if you want food and service worth the price tag.
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6. Theio Theo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Travelr111
After finding this Greek restaurant, I only go here for Greek food. I stopped going to Greek restaurants in Melbourne as they are usually poor quality, and then found this gem. Magnificent food, and a great selection of dishes most Greek restaurants are too lazy to prepare.ÎÏÎµÎ¹Ï Ïην καλÏÏεÏη ÎºÎ¿Ï Î¶Î¯Î½Î±.Thank you so much for your great review, we really appreciate it.
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5. Tinto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 275 reviews
Spanish Restaurant & Wine Bar specializing in authentic Spanish. Tinto has a bar, a dining area as well as footpath eating and a small courtyard. One of the main features is its long Spanish style bar, perfect for a casual catch-up with friends or simply
Reviewed By ivan111111111
Thank you for an amazing night great food and wine and service was friendly and food delivered on time with a smileHello Ivan - thank you for your review and good to hear you were happy with food and service and had a good Tinto experience.
4. Bistro Thierry
Overall Ratings
4 based on 487 reviews
Enjoy the ambience of a night in a buzzing French bistro in Melbourne without the jet lag. We aim to make your experience completely enjoyable.
Reviewed By Walaust
Bistro Thierry delivered a great experience for our special occasion. Met warmly at the door, we were shown to a good table and assisted with some parcels and jackets. We had actually looked at the online menu (both food and wine) and decided what we wanted, so ordering was easy. Drinks were served quickly and with friendly efficiency. The fit out of Thierry's is something of a draw card in itself - certainly takes you to Paris! Our food was top quality - particularly the lamb shoulder: melt in the mouth texture. I can see why it is rated so highly, and would certainly support that.We are delighted to hear you enjoyed your BT experience. Customer satisfaction is our number one goal so it is great to learn this has been achieved on this occasion. We look forward to welcoming you back. Merci beaucoup!
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3. Via Fratelli Woodfire pizza restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Via Fratelli - Established in 2011 is two Italian brothers life long dream of opening up a restaurant to bring homemade Italian food from Nonna's kitchen to the people of Malvern East and beyond. Michael & John have been in the hospitality industry for ov
Reviewed By AngieBee55
It might look like your regular average pizza/pasta restaurant, but Via Fratelli is above that. The food is always really, really good and the service is pretty much always spot on. It's a very casual restaurant, and certainly not fine dining, but if you're wanting that good, comforting and homely meal, that's what you'll get here.While I usually have their gnocci (which is always soft and beautiful) and have tried a chicken pizza once (and thoroughly enjoyed it), the last time I went, I ordered their special which was a homemade roasted pumpkin, sage and ricotta ravioli, with a delicious sage butter and cream sauce. It was delectable and yum.The bottom line is that with everything they have on their menu and the great service and reasonable prices, if you're after a reliable good, casual Italian meal, then this is the place. Lot's of parking on the street and a lot of space inside for a meal for two or a big party of even up to 20 or so.
2. Nevsky Russian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
Experience the delights of Russia and Eastern Europe with traditional fare and the culinary extravagance of the Tsars.The restaurant is named after the famous main boulevard of Saint Petersburg, Nevsky Prospekt - home of our Chef and a magnificent city fu
Reviewed By Ozzy-Kunnu
Yearning to try Russian cuisine, we finally made it happen after hearing good things about Nevsky.Quite few can come close to.producing flavors that are synonymous to their country of origin and it's safe to claim that @nevskyrestaurant is one of those rare gemsThanks to our 9 months stay in Russia, our taste-buds were able to relish and register flavors from the cuisine that has culminated from fusing Bit of European and Asian Cuisine into what's locally grown and bred with subtle flavors.Ordered Russian Mule, Russian Vodka and an Apple and Cinnamon based Vodka drinktogether with Strogonoff, Fricassee (obviously,have been missing Russian version of Julianne), Potato and Caramelised Varenikee (Dumplings), Sosiski and Chicken KutletyIt's hard to not love anything that's quite close what we have relished in Russia (I'm sure you are tired of reading this ) but Sosiski (perfectly cooked yummy sausages served with caramelised onions) and Stroganoff (Veal cooked in cream and served with Buckwheat) were easily the Dish of the daySimply binged on Julienne aka Fricassee and it was quite close to second best.Hospitality, very friendly and charming. Pricing, just perfect for the portions and taste.Vegetarians / Vegans have just one or two options so don't expect muchCocktails were Superb!!Definitely visiting.
1. Roule Galette Carnegie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Roule Galette, after 10 years in Melbourne CBD, open another French Creperie in the vibrant Koornang Road in Carnegie. Enjoy a delicious French food; every thing is home made (guaranty without any processed food). The famous Galette from Brittany is Glute
Reviewed By taraspanishsister
Started visiting this place about a year and a half ago. Last visit was on Sunday 29th July. I ordered the pork sausage crepe (17 dollars) and my friend ordered the beef burgundy, which was on special (28 dollars). The crepe tasted okay, of average size. The amount of salad they serve you is more than the crepe. My friend struggled to finish the beef burgundy, which was tasteless and absolutely overpriced. It badly needed seasoning, salt and the red wine it was supposedly flavoured with. This place has gone down. Have coffee here if you must, but dine elsewhere. There is no point in having French staff if they don't smile.
