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Reviews on European food in Fitzroy, Yarra, Victoria including Bon Ap' Petit Bistro, Kazuki's, Carlton Wine Room, La Luna Bistro, El Rincon, Hell of The North, Epocha, Roule Galette Melbourne, Punch Lane, The French Brasserie
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10. The French Brasserie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 642 reviews
Instantly welcoming the French Brasserie offers a relaxing sanctuary at the top end of town. Soaring ceilings and vast glass expanses achieve a chic contemporary atmosphere while friendly attentive staff anticipate your every need. Open for lunch Monday -
Reviewed By Thierry12233
Absolutely a great french rerstaurant.After a superbe and warm welcome by restaurant owner ( genuine welcome, and genuine care ), you will be able to seat and relax in this greatly and smartly designed restaurant, with high ceiling, mezzazine ...Menu a la Carte offers a good variety of french most popular dishes.The wine selection is great also, and reasonnably priced.You will be served by french waitresses who are extremelly charming.So, if looking for a chic french experience, dont go any further.2 car parks just 1 minute away from restaurant are avalaible.I recommend :Boeuf Bourguignon : superbe !( marinated beef, served with red wine french sauce )Bonjour,Thanks for your feedback and review. We're pleased to hear that you enjoyed dining with us and that the staff took care of you, thank you for mentioning. The Beef Bourguignon is one of our favourite meals, so glad that liked it - it is a true dish of France. We'll be sure to pass on your kind words to our staff and team, and we're glad you enjoyed your visit.MerciChrissy SThe French Brasserie
9. Punch Lane
Overall Ratings
4 based on 637 reviews
Established in 1995, Punch Lane is a Melbourne dining icon and a pioneer amongst its laneway counterparts. Punch Lane is a cosy and inclusive Wine Bar and restaurant, which prides itself on serving delicious food from a seasonal menu, mouth-watering chees
Reviewed By alanmcgrathnz
We booked for an early (5.00pm) dinner before our show around the corner. The place was vibrant, warm and inviting. Great decor with plenty of wine. We spent 2 hours feasting and drinking while enjoying all that Punch Lane has to offer. The food was amazing. Sides are large enough to share. Service was exemplary and totally satisfied customers were everywhere. Not the cheapest venue but well worth the price to get spoilt and have an awesome night out.Hi Alanmcgrathnz,Thank you for taking the time to leave a review.Glad to see you enjoyed our food and service. We look forward to seeing you again soon before another show!
8. Roule Galette Melbourne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 518 reviews
Roule Galette is a little piece of France in the city where you will find French staff, speaking the language of Voltaire who will serve you in a warm and intimate setting reminiscent of Montmartre in Paris. Music, whether Breton or French songs of the la
Reviewed By giddyin0z
Back in Melbourne for a visit, we definitely had to go eat at the Roule Galette again. Our meals were as fabulous as in the previous year. :-) Perfectly prepared galettes (= the savoury variety made with buckwheat) and crepes (= the sweet ones), friendly and prompt service, pleasant atmosphere. Merci beaucoup!
7. Epocha
Overall Ratings
4 based on 239 reviews
Set in a picturesque 19th century building with a postcard view over Carlton Gardens, Epocha serves a seasonal menu drawing inspiration from European culture and its modern cuisines whilst using the best of local Australian produce. Guests are invited to
Reviewed By CPC1911
Dined here last night for a work farewell. Lovely old building and soothing ambience. 3 course set menu. Food was very nice if not overly exciting. Fresh ingredients well cooked. Professional friendly service. Would like to try it for an al la carte but happily recommend for the type of function we attended.
6. Hell of The North
Overall Ratings
4 based on 211 reviews
Hell of the North offers casual dining and drinking coupled with service that is informed and friendly. We are open on Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays from 5pm for dinner and for lunch & dinner on Saturday & Sunday from midday. Group bookings are accepted
Reviewed By Sue T
As older foodies, we've seen trends come and go, and one that seems to be coming again is French food, about which I have mixed feelings, as it can be heavy and has more delicate flavours than we've become used to with Asian-fusion/Modern Australian food.However, Hell of the North did a lovely job. My pork loin was beautifully cooked, though the sauce diable was a little gentle in flavour. The pommes frites side was just right. Not too chunky, but not straw-like either. And the brussel sprouts side was tasty too. My husband's Tarte Tatin special was near perfection.We also liked the wine choices, and the staff's knowledge in advising us. The ambience is cosy, and not too noisy. The prices are reasonable for the quality.
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5. El Rincon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 277 reviews
El Rincon is an authentic Spanish Tapas Venue located in the heart of the Queen Victoria Market, Melbourne CBD. We are open from 8am til late, 7 days, catering for breakfast, lunch, dinner and everything in between! We have a large range of premium Austra
Reviewed By emtnems
We went here because of the excellent reviews, and because we were staying across the road for the week. We certainly we not let down. Promptly seated and given water and the menu. It is a very small place adjoining the QV markets, and can be accessed from the market when open, or from Victoria St. Ordered the following, Ternera Al Limon; Calamares; Fried Sardines, Patatas Asadas Con Mojo, which were all on the tapas menu, and followed these with Spanish Meatballs.All items very tasty, well presented, and full of flavour. The girl chef and her kitchen are very visible and it was great to see everything being prepared freshly before your eyes.I could not fault anything tonight and we were both very impressed. Total inc two glasses of red wine, was $112 for both of us. We walked away extremely satisfied and will have to return to try the rest of the tapas menu.Muchisimas gracias! Thank you very much for your compliments & time to Review us. We pride ourselves on happy staff and delicious Spanish food being served. So happy to hear you will come back and enjoy more of the Taste of Spain in Melbourne CBD.
4. La Luna Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 361 reviews
Reviewed By silvio d
The only reason I went there because I watching his show sometimes on the tele and everything looks so amazing. Wish in never went.Went there for lunch f...me 1. Pig Ears only thing you could taste was the balsamic vinegar 2. Steak tartare really worst tartare I ever had the only thing you could taste was AGAIN Balsamic vinegar they must buy the balsamic vinegar on bulk no egg on the tartare and horrible dried herbs.3. Garlic prawns OMG WTF 4. Apparently home made pasta really the pasta at Coles taste better5. This is the funniest one $37 for a dry horrible pie most horrible gravy I ever had the only thing I could taste was the 10cm dough what a joke reallyThe only thing was good was the waiter and the wine that the kitchen didn't put they hand on it .REALLY ADRIAN WHAT A JOKE
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3. Carlton Wine Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 182 reviews
The Carlton Wine Room is a comfortable neighbourhood space with a strong wine focus, and a menu to match, finding a home in a 19th century building on the corner of Drummond and Faraday Street in the heart of Carlton
Reviewed By AndresFBE
Travis and the team continue to deliver outstanding quality, impeccable service with good value.Wine list is accessible and truly works with the delicious food. Duck & Pork croquettes, and stracciatella are worth coming back for time after time.The chicken main was outstanding!
2. Kazuki's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 475 reviews
Kazuki's has relocated to Melbourne. Bringing the sensibility of his native Japan to a menu that sings with the best Australian produce, Chef Kazuki strives for balance and simplicity. A slow restaurant on a fast street, Kazukiâs is a place where flavours
Reviewed By 484russellr
Not Japanese,Not French.Abundant food,excellent presentation,however not a lot of taste.Ventilation appalling,poor crowd and the wine list restrictive and over the top prices e.g Ravenaux Chablis Prem cru 2008 $750 a world record price!Waiter very difficult to understand.Staff generally good.Five men @$350 a head spend.Not money for value.
1. Bon Ap' Petit Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By pakabay
We enjoyed a very delicious brunch here this morning, from a small but interesting menu. The lunch & dinner menus also looked very interesting and I hope to get back here to explore the food offering further.Service was excellent, from the moment we entered until we left. My coffee was a step above the norm too.Well priced and a fascinating space, well worth the visit.
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